I am not sure if a thread such as this is up yet --that said to all you guys and gals that served let me say " THANK YOU "
uh..hm. yeahhh.. I will definitely probably get absolutely flamed for this...but isn't there an off-topic...area.. don't get me wrong, I support your message but I don't ...support the location?
Everybody support the veterans and If you don't i'll come to your house wearing a ski mask wielding a dildo in one hand and a tom brady bobble head in the other...
I first assumed he meant the Vets of the team at first, but then decided it's a support the troops type of thing.
You would get a bunch of PM'ed phone numbers @ finheaven. Thank you to all the Vets. Thanks so much, god bless!
IF This belonged in another area I am sorry----but most certainly IT BELONGS! to you guys goofing on it / them ,,,theres a time and place -->your out of line
we can't thank those of you enough that do serve. Because lets be honest 90% of the rest of the population wouldnt be able to do what you do. And I absolutely place myself in that category. Thanks to those that have chosen to serve, as well as those that are serving currently. and yes I do realize the date is wrong, I just enjoy the picture.
God Bless America and the vets. PraisebetoRevis, if you're gonna be a bitch about breaking the rules you forgot about the sticky that says leave the thread policing to the mods. Just sayin...
I visited my father's grave today. As a veteran he's buried in S. FL. National cemetery. It's quite common to read the tombstones surrounding a loved one's grave. Most of the stones have similar birth dates as my dad, some older, some younger. For the most part these folks have lived full lives. There was one that I noticed today that struck me particularly hard. The DOB was 1983. Lying two rows back from my father was the recently laid to rest soldier who was killed in Iraq. It was with profound sadness that I drove home with that memory in mind. On behalf of my entire family, THANK YOU vets!
I was proud to have served in the Army. 25th Infantry light 89-92, and thank all those who are and have served