[Wrangler NFR and the National Anthem]

Hahahahaha! You're such a Yankee.

 

Notice my small font...I was trying to whisper, sensing a cultural issue.

 

LL

[A Day in Infamy]

Hi Loophole LaRue, I apologize for not being better with my words. What I was trying to say was that I wouldn't forgive or forget those that planned and carried out the attack. I have no animosity at all for the Japanese as a people.

 

Sorry if I made it seem otherwise.

 

Clay:

 

Your words were just fine. I agree with you completely.

 

LL

[A Day in Infamy]

Prayers for the brave men and women that lost their lives in that attack, and for their families as well. Along with 9/11 I will never forget the heroes and innocent victims of those sneak attacks.

 

And I don't give a damn what the WH says, I will NOT ".. get over the bitterness .." of Pearl Harbor. Doesn't mean I have any towards those of Japan today as they were not personally involved in the attack. ( Not sure that makes sense.)

 

Actually, Clay, it makes a lot of sense. Hating civilians who had nothing to do with a military attack is a pointless waste of energy. On the other hand, forgetting what happened invites the repetition of history.

 

As our next Secretary of Defense has said: ‘Be polite, be professional, but have a plan to kill everybody you meet.’

 

LL

[Wrangler NFR and the National Anthem]

^{What's WNFR?}

 

^LL

[looking for the best popcorn]

So, where's the butter toffee?

 

Or the caramel?

 

Or the Moose Munch?

 

There's more to life than dry popcorn!!!

 

LL