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• The Elitist Libtard SodaJerk 2013/02/08 18:28:14
  

  

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• derrick.chambers.710 2013/01/24 02:40:11
  

  No I live in Philadelphia

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• Jasmine 2012/12/17 03:14:03
  

  Wishing you a joyful holiday season!
  
  

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• foy49 2012/12/02 18:01:34
  

  Howdy Jane
  It's nice to meet you, thanks for the invite !

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• Sissy 2012/11/29 00:33:32
  

  

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• Wesloco 2012/11/15 01:33:21
  

  Thanks! I need to add Mother Teresa and Pope John Paul II

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• Psyblade 2012/11/02 18:39:38
  

  

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• ☆Katharina☆ 2012/08/11 15:19:19
  

  it does seem the best way to learn

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• ☆Katharina☆ 2012/08/11 14:52:26
  

  I have no clue to be honest. I was just on there messing around

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• ☆Katharina☆ 2012/08/11 14:15:51 (edited)
  

  you must have been a top sharer or something I was doing something on the leader board
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  I just looked and your a top voter thats why a friend request was sent out to you.

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• Fariborz-Zak 2012/07/30 05:44:01
  

  yes we have freedom

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• Guru Casper BN-ZERO 2012/07/03 21:27:36
  

  sorry,didn't catch this msg when Icould've ,I ate at Quizno's today it was good Las Brisas is pretty good next time you come through

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• MJ 2012/06/25 13:39:40
  

  Yep! It can feel like it at times!!

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• KarenInKenoshaWisconsin 2012/05/29 00:08:14
  

  Hi,
  
  Usually Sam's Club will let you order it through them if you don't find it at your local Sam's Club store? You could ask if you don't see it. It's often the first flavor to fly off the shelves, repeatedly...
  
  It's Victor Allen's Coffee, Highlander Grog, described as "Sweet butterscotch, creamy caramel, and rich hazelnuts unite to make this rich, full bodied coffee". Sold in 2.5 lb. bags of beans, we grind them fresh each time at home.
  
  Most coffees that have added flavors, I absolutely can't stand but this one rocks and everyone agrees (so far). It doesn't taste artificial or obnoxiously overwhelming or sweet.
  
  Good luck.

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• RobHom 2012/05/28 02:08:47
  

  I agree, and so would my Dad....he was an Artillery Officer who retired as a Major in 1961. He would be appalled at what is going on. He was one to believe very strongly in the Bill of Rights and the Constitution....but he believed that religion was deeply personal and not an issue to be discussed or acted upon in the service
  
  I am appalled at the push that some people are making by evangelizing the troops...and almost making seem as though they have to do this or that...or it will be held against them!

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• RobHom 2012/05/27 12:17:45
  

  Jane, Thank You for your thoughtful and kind reply!! I agree with everything you said.
  
  While we were not to question orders, we often did...one does not hear much about it. I myself refused to obey a direct order, did not suffer for it because the 2d Lt who gave the order knew it was wrong...and he also knew that if he tried to hang me for refusing to obey, I was going to nail him to the wall. It involved him and black marketing. Yes I reported it, partially to CYA...but also to let my uppers know what was going on.... He ended up being transferred to one of the hottest areas in Vietnam in 69'.
  
  In many ways, I am very sad to see what has become of this country....my dad fought in WWII and Korea..would have gone to Vietnam had my mother not forced him to retire. I come from a long line of Army men....they are all probably rolling over in their graves to see what is going on.....
  
  Take care,
  
  Rob

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• RobHom 2012/05/26 00:16:59
  

  Jane, what I think you and others don't understand is soldiers do not revel in war... but they did take an oath to follow orders, and so they do.
  
  You can despise us all you want, but in the end...you owe us more than you can ever imagine... You an deny that, but we both know who you are fooling...
  
  People like \V/ are merely pawns for marxist usurpers....and for him to call himself a "patriot" is probably one of the best laughs I have ever experienced....
  
  Personally I don't like many of the wars this country has been involved in, espeially in the mideast of late... Iraq and Afghanistan were totally unnecessary, and in retrospect, we could have stayed out of Vietnam and no one would have missed it.
  
  But there is a difference between attacking the troops, and attacking the politicians who foment and start the wars.... I served for 10 years, I did my duty to my country, I paid a steep price, but I have not a single regret... I am an American!

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• \V/ 2012/05/25 18:09:52
  

  Have a great weekend! You are awesome!
  
  

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• LOU 2012/05/21 04:49:41
  

  I still have a house in Livingston MT and moved from Billings a couple of years ago to Pueblo CO. I love Montana but it has changed for the worse. To many conservatives screaming foul and hating everyone who is trying to cut back their welfare. The North West is no different then the deep south, NYC or LA when it comes to people on welfare. The Montana that I love and many people love is gone.
  
  Missoula is the Hollywood of Montana. Livingston is the hidding place of Hollywood and Bozeman is the California of Montana.
  
  I miss the summers their but hate the winters. I have been to Missoula all four seasons and love it there. I just cannot handle the cold weather anymore.
  
  Have a good one.
  
  LOU

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• Gยเtคг Plคאєг ( JFK Democrat ) 2012/05/12 00:45:56
  

  Thanks for the add

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