insein
Senior Member
Originally posted by budboomer
Ok, What the hell is an avatar???
<----Picture to the left. Thats an avatar. It symbolizes you in some way, shape or form.
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Originally posted by budboomer
Ok, What the hell is an avatar???
so be careful who you mess with.
Hey dont bad mouth us younger generation people. its our generation that will fight the war on terror. We arent as bad as you might think because many of us have learned from the mistakes of the 60s.
As for avatars. I still dont have one
I had a feeling that's what it was. I will have one in a few minutes. Just a quick note: My original rampage was directed at the young clueless liberals, including my little brother. Maybe I should have posted in another area.
Originally posted by Kathianne
Hey, I'm kidding. See my 'pic' on the left? I'm a teacher. Avatar is some photo or likeness that 'encapsulates' you. Look around. Sir Evil entered mine for me, as I'm tech disabled.
Originally posted by Sandy73
My Avatar is me but I have lighter hair !
Your new leader admits there were no wmd'sI am tired of hearing the argument about no weapons of mass destruction were ever found, so that means we were all lied to.
We live in a much different world since 9-11. If the US has adopted a policy of shoot first and ask questions later, I have no problem with that.
I live and work in New Jersey. On that day I saw the smoke of 3,000 lives rise over the skyline and I will never forget it. It is funny how so many people forget 9-11 and just go about their lives. Oh that's right. I forgot that the younger generation in this country is the "me first" generation.
So many people that live in this great country take their lives and freedom for granted soo much it makes me sick. 9-11 was another Pearl Harbor. In case you don't know what Pearl Harbor is about take a little history lesson. Back then, this was a GREAT country because after that attack, this country came together and fought that war as one. It's a shame that unity is dead.
I only wish I grew up in that generation because if I did I would have been right behind my grandfather when he was signing up for the army on Dec.8,1941.
One thing I am sorry for is that on 9-12 I was too old to join the Army or Marines. It would be an honor to fight and die for this country. One young guy I was working with joined the Navy a few weeks after 9-11 and I envy him.
Where were most of you on 9-11? Hiding in your basements I would imagine.
ps. sorry this is so long.