Honor our Vets.

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RillyNiceGuy Southeast, Arkansas USA
Wed Nov 11, 2009 7:29 AM CST : Honor our Vets.
DON'T PARK IN THE DAMN HANDICAP PARKING PLACES WHEN YOU DON'T NEED IT!!!!!!!!very mad very mad very mad



I have seen a Vet. get out of his car with a walker three parking places down from the handicap parking to leave the handicap parking OPEN for a Vet. in worse shape than himself.

His war is not over in this life, and like most he looks out for his comrades in arms. Then some piece of self centered shit parks in the handicap parking because of a fat lazy ass.very mad

Honor the Vet.s and those giving you freedom today and tomorrow.

Thank God for the men and women of our armed forces past and present!

It is they who sewed the American flag and keep it whole.



handshake Thank you!
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hopefloats Slim's Lady, Tennessee USA
Wed Nov 11, 2009 7:35 AM CST : Honor our Vets.
cheers
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SoldierByte Grove, Oklahoma USA
Wed Nov 11, 2009 8:08 AM CST : Honor our Vets.
Being a Veteran I thank all of you for your kind wishes..
But I strongly suggest that yous all look hard into your mirrors.
All that "patriotic stuff" sounds good, and send's chills upon one's being...
But the truth is...
When a member of the Armed services wonders just "why",
and debates "if it was all worth it"..
they need not go any farther the look, know, and see YOU people,
and the answer abounds as a "HELL yes".......
YOUR support, and YOUR approval, and YOUR love
IS the reason they/we serve..
Issues/ideas/beliefs are debatable...
YOU are the country we/they serve...
because YOU ARE US...
It has been our pleasure to serve those
we, love, cherish, and respect..
I remain,
Respectfully and Sincerely..
---SoldierByte---thanks
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RevWhiteWolf Dallas, Texas USA
Wed Nov 11, 2009 7:05 PM CST : Honor our Vets.
I never have to look in the mirror and wonder "why was it all worth it?" It was indeed worth it, it's still worth it and it will always be worth it. It is an honor to have served with you and it is an honor to know you now.

I am, your humble servicewoman,
ReverendWhiteWolf
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