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zappaisgod said:
It's not your planet sweetcheeks.

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zappaisgod said:
And if it was mine I would still let you live.  Who's a dick?  Youse a dick.

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zappaisgod said:
Curtis LeMay.  Now there's a blast from the past.

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zappaisgod said:
Here's a couple more:

Melvin Laird
John MacNamara

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With Return Of Remains, A 'Closure'
By JOHN T. McQUISTON
Published: Wednesday, April 19, 1995

 

When they were seniors in Calhoun High School here 28 years ago, Frederick Burns, Joseph Carbone and Stephen Grilli were the best of friends. They made a pact to join the Marines together and fight for their country in Vietnam.

"Fred and I joined the Marines and Steve went off to college," said Mr. Carbone, now a 46-year-old detective in the Nassau County Police Department. "But we all got together one last time late that summer." That night they took a $10 bill and split it three ways. "For our next time together," Detective Carbone said.

It never happened. Frederick Burns -- a bright teen-ager who had been accepted to Notre Dame and Villanova, arrived in Vietnam in December 1967 and within weeks was reported missing while on his first patrol. His friends and family held out hope, but several years later learned he had died in a prison camp in North Vietnam.

Next week, his remains are finally to be returned to Long Island. It is both a relief and a sadness for his middle-aged friends and the family. "It never seemed to end for us," said Julia Burns, his mother. "I had accepted the fact that he had died there, but I wanted his remains. I wanted to know for sure, and I wanted to bury him next to his father here on American soil."

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Syle said:
i've changed my opinion on the matter. i actually believe a redefining is in order. and actually against the term "marriage". it should be unions across the board for all with the same rights for all.

the terms husbands/wives should apply appropriately.

thanks for those who helped me understand the issue a bit better.

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Thanks for letting us know.

I agree with your perspective.


The religious people don't really have a right to complain about their term being misused by the government when they insist that's the term the government use.



Can't have it both ways, and the present way is unfair and illegal.