Daylights burning & set yer clocks back: November Cawfee

[Silver Creek Slim]

It's good a had a great time, Trinity.

The Pack smeared the Viqueens. There are 8 and 1, now.

Slim

[Ozark Tracker]

62 here,  was 74 for a high up here 80 down in the vallleys,  went down to Ozark fer a few things and like en to have smothered.  I think all the deer went and found em an air conditioner to sit by, they sure weren't out in the heat 

Trinity, proud to see ya grabbed yer self by the bootstraps and got up and went and shot.   good work 

sounds like everybody had a good day, all in all.

[Marshal Will Wingam]

I trying to learn the Java programming language. 

Drink 35 cups of coffee and start programming.

Geez.  That is one heck of a bill.  Humans learn lessons through fines... dogs don't.

Let's hope dog owners do.

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[Silver Creek Slim]

Drink 35 cups of coffee and start programming.

Slim

[Trinity]

It's good a had a great time, Trinity.

The Pack smeared the Viqueens. There are 8 and 1, now.

Slim

Thanks!  Glad to hear your team won.

62 here,  was 74 for a high up here 80 down in the vallleys,  went down to Ozark fer a few things and like en to have smothered.  I think all the deer went and found em an air conditioner to sit by, they sure weren't out in the heat 

Trinity, proud to see ya grabbed yer self by the bootstraps and got up and went and shot.   good work 

sounds like everybody had a good day, all in all.

Well... I did forget my hat.   A cowboy just don't look right without a hat.

[Silver Creek Slim]

Who is that in that picture, Trinity? 

Slim

[Ozark Tracker]

Thanks!  Glad to hear your team won.

Well... I did forget my hat.   A cowboy just don't look right without a hat.

well ya need to copy off this here picture and check yerself as your getting ready to leave,  lariat rope and chaps are optional.  

[Trinity]

Who is that in that picture, Trinity? 

Slim

I have no idea.  Some weird guy that was hanging around all day.  Called himself the Chicory Kid.

well ya need to copy off this here picture and check yerself as your getting ready to leave,  lariat rope and chaps are optional. 

Now that's not a bad idea at all.  Thanks.

The worst thing is that I had my hat right next to the door with a bottle of Gaviscon in the crease.  Luckily I didn't need the Gaviscon...

[Ozark Tracker]

ah, if you go a few times it'll just be second nature,  never leave home without it.

[Trinity]

My first nature is to be forgetful.  A second nature would just be forgotten.

[Delmonico]

Left in a hurry to work one sunday mornin' yes I forgot mine, had a banfanna on my head.  took the bandanna off and went into work, boss looked at me and told me to find one that fit me and wear it, I looked to strange with out one.  Only once in a lot of years did I forget a hat.

[Tensleep]

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HOT FRESH CAWFEE!



Two day match over, boy, am I tired!

[litl rooster]

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HOT FRESH CAWFEE!



Two day match over, boy, am I tired!

thanks for the coffee....Sir you can have the wagon back now

[Tensleep]

thanks for the coffee....Sir you can have the wagon back now

Thankee LR

Buttermilk biskits an' country ham both ready, y'all eat up, we got miles ta go 'fore tha sun sets.

[Marshal harpoluke]

Good Morning, Thanks for the Coffee Tensleep.


Thanks to the Veterens Who served this Contry.


God Bless America, God Bless Our Troops, God Bless the USA!


 

[Four-Eyed Buck]

Thanks for the coffee, 10ZZZZZZZZ.Off for the day honoring our heros, no thanks is big enough to cover their service to our country.
 It's 47 here, trying to make up it's mind to rain..................Buck

[Lucky Irish Tom]

Thanks for tha coffee Cuzzin 10zzzzzzz, might try a bicuit and some ham too!

I wish I felt like tha pollytishuns appreciated the Service men and women the way the people on  this board do.  Seems like every year they get closer and closer to cutting the benefits of those that serve back even further.  I think the everyone that runs for office should have to honorably serve their country first, then maybe they could appreciate what those fine men and women have done for them.

Okay rant off!

[Ozark Tracker]

Thanks fer the coffee

LIT yer right about the polytishuns not showing any gratitude,

been out scouting, not an injun fer miles. head them doggies out.

62 here this morning,  heading for a high of 75 today, chance of rain all day.

[litl rooster]

  Good Rant Tom.............

[litl rooster]

November 12, 2007
A Stark Reminder of War, 25 Years On
By RAYMOND HERNANDEZ
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11 — Throngs of veterans gathered on Sunday under a clear sky on the Mall to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, a stark symbol of a war that bitterly divided the nation.

In a poignant reminder of that tumultuous time, the veterans wept, prayed or reminisced at the stone memorial inscribed with the names of 58,256 Americans killed or missing in the Vietnam War.

“I can hardly explain how I feel,” said Joe Hatathle, 63, who was an Army engineer in Vietnam and who traveled here from Rock Point, Ariz., to attend a ceremony to rededicate the memorial. “It’s a mix of sadness and pride.”

At a time when the nation is divided over the war in Iraq, the gathering was, to many in attendance here, a momentary break from the politics of war.

It was a sentiment that seemed to be summed up by the ceremony’s keynote speaker, Colin L. Powell, a Vietnam veteran who when he was secretary of state pushed the United Nations Security Council to adopt a resolution demanding that Iraq comply with weapons inspections or face the prospect of war.

“There are no politics here, no policy disagreements,” Mr. Powell said at the ceremony, calling the memorial “a sacred place.”

The ceremony was one of many gatherings held across the country on Veterans Day.

At nearby Arlington National Cemetery, Vice President Dick Cheney laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns and, in a speech, paid tribute to members of the American military fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan.

“Gathered as we are today in a time of war, we’re only more sharply aware of the nation’s debt to the members of the armed forces,” Mr. Cheney said. “They are constantly in our thoughts.”

The Vietnam memorial was dedicated on Nov. 13, 1982, a black, V-shaped monument of granite on the mall between the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument.

It was the creation of Maya Lin, who was an architecture student at Yale at the time. The selection of her design was controversial then. Ms. Lin did not attend the ceremony, but she sent a message that was read to the crowd saying, among other things, that she never foresaw the powerful emotional response the monument would stir.