Cyrus Cassidy #45437

You are not a meme.

Some of you guys need to look up what a meme is.

I beg to differ. The databases of microstamping technology that have been tested in Canada and the US have contributed greatly to crime fighting. To date, they have solved a grand total of ZERO crimes! You don't have to modify anything; the normal wear changes all the factory imprints.

Yes. They owned and operated their own farms and businesses. Their slave labor was not full-time, because Pharaoh didn't want to have to feed and support them.

I just sent this one to my ancient history professor.

And here we see the baby police car hunting criminals without its mother for the first time…

Tattoo regulations have changed significantly. Each service is different, but in the army the only things that are prohibited are neck and face tattoos, and anything involving racism, etc. Sometimes if we do a formation run, it looks like I'm being chased by a motorcycle gang.

Sorry, pard, it's a sandwich shop that isn't a chain. Overpriced and not all that great, either, but not Taco Bell.

No, because she is the one contacting him and the other officer is cover. Rookie gets all the crappy jobs

HINT: She is the rookie.

When Scottish people go out in the sun....

Earlier in this thread is a post about how our German Shepherd died; he was a retired Military Working Dog. That was over a year ago, probably closer to two. This thread has been up for so long I've quite forgotten about it, although I scroll past it every time I'm on the board. Anyway, the day after Thanksgiving, we picked up our new girl.

Maybe not college...but places...

Then there are people like me. I grew up on the wrong side of the tracks, the poor kid in a highly affluent town. I was treated as second class, even by my teachers. My guidance counselor wrote me off, actually telling me I would never amount to anything because my clothes were worn out and from the 2nd hand store. I could run academic circles around my peers AND teachers, but I didn't fit his mold. So I joined the army to pay for college. Then I got a scholarship from the army to become a 2LT. I made it all the way through college without knowing what a FAFSA was because my former guidance counselor had blown me off so badly. I just worked around the clock (the scholarship paid for tuition and fees, but I still had to LIVE!). I graduated, had a good run on active duty, switched to the Reserves, and became a cop. Then I used an army benefit to pay for a master's degree, while committing to longer service. Then the army sent me to War College, and I got another master's. When I switched from being a cop to being a defense contractor in my full-time job, my company has a benefit wherein they pay for advanced degrees. I'm working on a third master's degree as we speak, and I have found the PhD program I will likely pursue afterwards. Oh, and last year I made full-bird in the Reserves. The brigade command list is due out next month (fingers crossed). That's pretty good for the poor kid who isn't going to amount to anything, huh? By the way, in a few days I'll celebrate my 28th anniversary with the army. But the point is, how do you think I feel about giving everyone a freebie when I had to fight, kick, scratch, and scream to EARN my way out of poverty? Nobody handed me anything. Nobody "forgave" any debt I incurred. I fought like the third monkey on the ramp to Noah's ark.

Why on earth did you post this on a meme thread???

Neither is this.

We prefer the term, "Saltine-Americans."

Slavery began in America in 1619. I'm not a fan of the so-called "1619 project," but the year is accurate.

This is laughable. Slaver in America lasted approximately 350 years. He's right about Islamic slavery, but this constant attempt by all sides of political issues to change historical facts to make people feel better about themselves is complete garbage. Facts are facts, and they do not care about anyone's feelings.

Soooo....you do know that's not a moose, right? That's a caribou.