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Mar 31, 2024 10:06:20   #
Liberty Tree wrote:
You are describing yourself. You think opinion is fact. Of course, you always believe you are higher than anyone else.

I'm devastated.
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Mar 31, 2024 09:53:40   #
Rose42 wrote:
That goes for both sides of the aisle

Things sure do get silly.

Fair 'nuf, Rose...and, they surely do.
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Mar 31, 2024 06:49:06   #
Kickaha wrote:
Trump has promised to return our liberties. Biden and the Democrats have been working to take our freedoms from us. But that's okay, they tell us it's for our own good. Forget that BS. I stand with Ben Franklin, he who would trade freedom for temporary security, deserves neither freedom or security.

Sir, with your recent flurry of postings, it's good to see you back on the forum.
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Mar 31, 2024 05:55:24   #
AuntiE wrote:

Damn, HHIC, I knew you were a party animal...but, to what extent, I hadn't known.
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Mar 31, 2024 05:49:39   #
AuntiE wrote:
Yeah, and you never danced one time with me! 😳🤓😎😂 That is forgiven because you made sure my hydration level was where it should be.

I do regret never dancing with you. But, in all fairness, you seemed to be okay dancing with every other guy in the room. You never gave me an opportunity to cut in.

Yet, I was proud to share that time with you.
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Mar 30, 2024 23:00:38   #
Lily wrote:
So he shouldn’t concern himself that he disrespected Vietnam Veterans by declaring they had low IQs.Youre as bad as he is if not worse.

As AuntiE is a long-time friend of mine and I read above that he hurt her feelings, I checked into his latest postings and read his comment about "low IQ" recruiting. Wrong as he was, he did apologize. Trump has never apologized for his "suckers and losers" comments...

https://www.pghcitypaper.com/podcasts/lynn-cullen-live-kelly-confirms-trumps-suckers-and-losers-comments-10-03-23-24687116

AuntiE was a guest of mine at a Veteran's Honor Flight get-together in Washington D.C. in October of 2022. She knows full well that I stand proudly with my Brother's-In-Arms of that conflict and always have. At that gathering, I was able to hook her up with men who served with her brother.
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Mar 30, 2024 22:39:50   #
RascalRiley wrote:
To any I have offended I apologize.
To those that want Trump to take over, when he does I hope you appreciate less freedom and liberty, but hey, he will own the libs, aka everyone.
And to those that see the insanity of choosing a narcissists, vote blue.

You shouldn't concern yourself if you offended the snowflakes and cupcakes that frequent the other side of the aisle, Rascal. Many only know how to dish it out, but can't take being challenged with truths, facts, logic and/or reason other than their own.
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Mar 30, 2024 22:16:03   #
Lily, a lot is less interesting if you remain bitter, dazed and confused.
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Mar 30, 2024 22:13:00   #
LogicallyRight wrote:
Sounds pretty good to me. And I lived in those days.

Yeah, so did I.
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Mar 30, 2024 22:11:50   #
Coos Bay Tom wrote:
I had my heart set on a Donna Reed or Mrs Cleaver but instead I got Reba lol

Hey, Tom, Reba's damn good
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Mar 30, 2024 22:10:45   #
archie bunker wrote:
As a child of the '60's, and, a feral one at that, I'm not sure of the point of this post.
I think my generation had it better myself. We stayed outside, and, anyone in the neighborhood could beat the everything shit out of you if you screwed up.
If you tripped running to second base, and skinned your knee, get up, rub some dirt on it, and get back in the game.
Myself, and the other kids in the neighborhood had no clue about desegregation until it happened. Then, those black kids were belligerent about being bussed in. Fisticuffs with them was an every day occurrence. Not because of us, but because they were bitter, hateful, and violent.
Queers were where they belong.
In the closet, as they say.
My home wasn't a happy one, so I bailed at 17. Never went back. I've made my way ever since.
Now......I'm a codger, a misanthrope, and don't have any shits left to give.
Wait till I become a geezer like you!!
As a child of the '60's, and, a feral one at that,... (show quote)

Geezer though I am, Arch, quite a few memories of my youth ring similarly true with yours. But then, I was about a generation ahead of you. Like you, my childhood was a difficult one. So, I bailed at 18, joined the Marines and went to Viet Nam. Came back at 20 (felt more like 40), but made my way successfully in life ever since.

BTW, Arch, the point of the OP is summed up with the opening quote by Will Rogers...kind'a like looking at the past through rose-colored glasses.
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Mar 30, 2024 21:58:55   #
Lily wrote:
Of course since he lives out in the country he doesn’t have to deal with everyday issues. His credibility is falling by the wayside. He’s joined the cult of Democrats and Dementia Joe.

Close to sixty of my seventy-five years of life, I lived in Houston or Austin. So, you can dismiss my not having ever lived with everyday issues that came with raising three kids as a single parent in a big city.
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Mar 30, 2024 16:51:16   #
"Things ain't what they used to be and never were." - Will Rogers

The long-ago days many Americans wish for never truly existed. They see the 1950s through nostalgic lenses and since most of them aren't old enough to really know what they were like, it's not even legitimate nostalgia.

Case in point, the traditional wives. This is a social media thing where mostly men post about how they would love living the idyllic life with or as a 1950s house wife. She has the perfect hair, bakes all the meals and has a martini for her man when he comes home. It's also almost all BS. That wasn't what it was like for the vast majority of women back in the 50s. It's what it was like on the 50's wholesome TV sitcoms and popular advertisements. So they get all the luxuries of a modern woman to play act as women who didn't really exist.

It goes on as they imagine a world that was too good to be true, Like the days you didn't have to lock your doors at night. If we didn't need to lock doors why did they install them in the first place?.

They continue with the fantasy: Only attractive women allowed to fill those positions? There weren't enough women to fit that description at the time to do that. How could they do all those jobs when they were at home all day being young housewives, cooking and taking care of the kids?

However, I think the most important part of the fantasy is not what is in it, but what isn't. There are no race issues in their 1950s, even though that was a huge thing. There are no problems with immigrants, they just magically don't exist (also not true) and women knew their place (women were fighting tooth and nail for their rights at the time). No gay people, no foreign powers trying to interfere with their way of life (The Cold War?) and no non-Christians spreading their Faiths.

So really, no, they don't want to go back to 'the good 'ol days'. They just prefer to live with a fantasy.
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Mar 29, 2024 17:06:23   #
AuntiE wrote:
Above and Beyond – The Vietnam War Memorial: 58,307 Hanging Dog Tags Created By Veterans

Above and Beyond comprises 58,307 dog tags. Each dog tag represents a person in the Vietnam War and is arranged in date order of death.

And, each dog tag shows their name, casualty date, and military branch.

Above and Beyond was commissioned by the National Veterans Art Museum and created by artist Rick Steinbock, and veteran artists Ned Broderick, Joe Fornelli, and Mike Helbing.

It was originally installed at 1801 S. Indiana Ave. on May 26, 2001 to coincide with Chicago’s Memorial Day parade.

Above and Beyond was created over a 2-year period as each dog tag was stamped by hand using a former military Graphotype machine.

Above and Beyond is the only memorial other than The Wall in Washington, D.C. to list all those killed in action during the Vietnam War.

Additionally, it includes one black dog tag.

This serves to remind us of those who died from conditions related to service during the Vietnam War.

Above and Beyond is part of the National Veterans Art Museum Collection, and is on extended exhibition at the Harold Washington Library Center–400 S. State St. Please check library hours for viewing.

Today is
NATIONAL VIETNAM WAR VETERANS DAY – March 29
b Above and Beyond – The Vietnam War Memorial: 58... (show quote)

Thank you for posting this, AuntiE.
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Mar 29, 2024 10:37:31   #
Mogon wrote:
He’s been a clown for a long time, he is just leaving no doubt with his lack of intelligence!

Oh, great. A few clowns of OPP accuse another being a clown.
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