How about,'Hats off to all the Men and Women in our Armed Forces who are in the ' Big Sandbox', overseas...and those who paid the ultimate price for Freedom. "De Oppresso Liber".

YOU THINK YOU HAVE PROBLEMS WITH COMPUTERS? MY COMPUTER GOES DOWN ON ME, MORE OFTEN THAN MY GIRLFRIEND DOES. JEEZ.

Ugly..Fugly..Cute..or whatever. I have an 18 year old bottle of Scotch, a box of Arturo Fuentes cigars and some good sounds. Where can I rest my tired bones and enjoy a good drink with some new friends?

It's nice and comforting to know that I am among peers, with a common interest and age group. Yet, age is just a state of mind over matter. I don't mind and it doesn't matter. Good people are hard to find and since I've joined this site, I have had a wonderful experience, meeting a variety of fantastic individuals.

50 is just a number. If they tell you that you are over the hill...tell them that you, at least, are not under it. Not by a long mile. Remember...we don't age, we "Mature" like a good bottle of wine. Not like a carton of milk.

California (Orange County) and in the summer....Laughlin, Nevada..Bullhead city, Arizona. Right next to the Colorado River. Dual residency. Why not? I'm retired.

My hat goes off to Mr. Galloway and also my heart is with him and the other 58,000 brothers that died in Vietnam. I arrived in 1967 and stayed til 1968, and had my "Baptism of Fire" during the Tet Offensive. I was Air Rescue and Recovery and shared some of the same 'hell' that others did, as well. We were often in enemy territory, usually in Cambodia and Laos and performed insertions and extractions, many times thru-out my tour and on a few ocassions, were shot down and had to fend for ourselves, as well.
I have to thank the men that we were sent to rescue, for their efforts in assisting us when things got tough. We carried the wounded, nursed and helped those that were in serious condition to return back to friendly territory, and all the while, not one compliant nor a grievence came from them. We were one entity striving for one goal, to survive. And the majority of us did. As Charlie Daniels once put it, in a song that he and his band sung..."I'm still in Saigon" when I see a truely believable movies that depicts the real involvement that we went through. And to Lt. Gen (ret.) Hal Moore, I would of glady served under your command at that time, if the circunstances would of been different. It is not often that an officer of your caliber is seen in hot LZ's and fire fights, that often and leading their men, as well. I salute you, Sir and all the brothers that we lost in that war.
I recently retired from the military after 30 plus years and I am proud to have served my Country, when I was needed. I don't necessarily agree with all of the Policies and political agendas that our Commander-in-Chiefs disseminate to other countries, but as a former soldier and Lt.Col.,..."my reason is not to question why, but to do or die." Or so the maxim goes. My heart is with all who have served in the military, all who have experienced the horrors of war, and to all who have given the ultimate sacrifice...their lives,..."so that others may live".

Really..Really Gross?...When you are siamese twins and share one 'poop' hole and your other half is gay...and his boyfriend is coming over for a night of sex.

Really Gross...when you are twins connected to each others mouth.....and one of you throws up.

Gross, is when you sit on Grandpa's lap....and feel a bulge.

Gross, is when you kiss Grandma...and she gives you tongue.

THAT was FUNNY.

Thank you for your advice and I appreciate this site, as well. I do have a question regarding the posting of replies. I errored, when I tried to reciprocate all the 'welcome' messages and entered my remarks individually, instead of using the option button. Is it possible for you to erase the edited formats that I left behind? It looks rather messy. Thanks. litecol2000

Thanks. That was nice.

Thank you. Very nice of you.

Thanks. It's becoming apparent

Thanks. The next round is on me.

Thank you and wish you all the luck, in your military career. Become an Officer. Rank 'does' have its privileges.

Thank you, very much.

I "Vant" to thank you, for that.