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A thought for next year.

Yesterday we attended a small town July 4th celebration funded/sponsored by
the American Legion.
What did we bring? water, sodas, potato chips, & gold fish for the
granddaughter. Chairs towels and blankets (about 55 degrees at the FW show
time)

Me no cooking no prep to speak of

Everything else we bought

The community pool was open, admission $2.00 - adults to watch the kids
FREE.

Food/drink Available

Beer or wine $3.00
Hot dog (big) or burger or spicy sausage $4.00 with chips
Nachos or corn on the cob $2.00
Fresh Strawberry shortcake or Smoothie $3.00
Tri-tip sand $7.00
Steak Sand $ 5.00

Kids bounce 1.50 for 3 minutes (really about 5 or 7 depending on the line
Dance floor in front of the band free
Music free (local bands)
Fireworks show free
Kids playground free
Beach free
BBQ's county style first come first served free
Picnic tables first come first served free
Raffle tickers $1.00 each for donated prizes.
Dogs welcome
BYO-B Welcome
BYO-Food Welcome
BYO-BBQ Welcome

Did everyone behave you bet!

An American Family day - What a country!



Dimitri

On Sun, 5 Jul 2009 08:12:13 -0700, "Dimitri" <Dimitri_C@prodigy.net>
wrote:

>A thought for next year.
>
>Yesterday we attended a small town July 4th celebration funded/sponsored by
>the American Legion.
>What did we bring? water, sodas, potato chips, & gold fish for the
>granddaughter. Chairs towels and blankets (about 55 degrees at the FW show
>time)
>
>Me no cooking no prep to speak of
>
>Everything else we bought
>
>The community pool was open, admission $2.00 - adults to watch the kids
>FREE.
>
>Food/drink Available
>
>Beer or wine $3.00
>Hot dog (big) or burger or spicy sausage $4.00 with chips
>Nachos or corn on the cob $2.00
>Fresh Strawberry shortcake or Smoothie $3.00
>Tri-tip sand $7.00
>Steak Sand $ 5.00
>
>Kids bounce 1.50 for 3 minutes (really about 5 or 7 depending on the line
>Dance floor in front of the band free
>Music free (local bands)
>Fireworks show free
>Kids playground free
>Beach free
>BBQ's county style first come first served free
>Picnic tables first come first served free
>Raffle tickers $1.00 each for donated prizes.
>Dogs welcome
>BYO-B Welcome
>BYO-Food Welcome
>BYO-BBQ Welcome
>
>Did everyone behave you bet!
>
>An American Family day - What a country!
>
>
>
>Dimitri
>
>
>

Terrific, glad you had a good time.

"Dimitri" <Dimitri_C@prodigy.net> wrote in message
> Yesterday we attended a small town July 4th celebration funded/sponsored
> by the American Legion.
> What did we bring? water, sodas, potato chips, & gold fish for the
> granddaughter. Chairs towels and blankets (about 55 degrees at the FW show
> time)
>
> Me no cooking no prep to speak of
>
> Everything else we bought
>
> The community pool was open, admission $2.00 - adults to watch the kids
> FREE.
> >
> Did everyone behave you bet!
>
> An American Family day - What a country!

Sounds like fun. In my town people are too snooty to socialize like that.
Undesirables may even try to talk to you.

On Sun, 5 Jul 2009 11:41:39 -0400, "Mort Adella" <sockman@snet.net>
wrote:

>
>"Dimitri" <Dimitri_C@prodigy.net> wrote in message
>> Yesterday we attended a small town July 4th celebration funded/sponsored
>> by the American Legion.
>> What did we bring? water, sodas, potato chips, & gold fish for the
>> granddaughter. Chairs towels and blankets (about 55 degrees at the FW show
>> time)
>>
>> Me no cooking no prep to speak of
>>
>> Everything else we bought
>>
>> The community pool was open, admission $2.00 - adults to watch the kids
>> FREE.
>> >
>> Did everyone behave you bet!
>>
>> An American Family day - What a country!
>
>Sounds like fun. In my town people are too snooty to socialize like that.
>Undesirables may even try to talk to you.
>

Get to know the undesirables, sounds like you'd have more fun.

Dimitri wrote:
> A thought for next year.
>
> Yesterday we attended a small town July 4th celebration funded/sponsored
> by the American Legion.
> What did we bring? water, sodas, potato chips, & gold fish for the
> granddaughter. Chairs towels and blankets (about 55 degrees at the FW
> show time)
>
> Me no cooking no prep to speak of
>
> Everything else we bought
>
> The community pool was open, admission $2.00 - adults to watch the kids
> FREE.
>
> Food/drink Available
>
> Beer or wine $3.00
> Hot dog (big) or burger or spicy sausage $4.00 with chips
> Nachos or corn on the cob $2.00
> Fresh Strawberry shortcake or Smoothie $3.00
> Tri-tip sand $7.00
> Steak Sand $ 5.00
>
> Kids bounce 1.50 for 3 minutes (really about 5 or 7 depending on the line
> Dance floor in front of the band free
> Music free (local bands)
> Fireworks show free
> Kids playground free
> Beach free
> BBQ's county style first come first served free
> Picnic tables first come first served free
> Raffle tickers $1.00 each for donated prizes.
> Dogs welcome
> BYO-B Welcome
> BYO-Food Welcome
> BYO-BBQ Welcome
>
> Did everyone behave you bet!
>
> An American Family day - What a country!
>
>
>
> Dimitri
>
>
>
>

We took a couple of hours off yesterday and attended the local "tea
party." Made our own signs, took a tea bag to empty into the local river
and in general had a good time protesting against all varieties of
politicians. Veterans had a special place to stand and there were a lot
of us, ranging from WWII through to the most recent conflicts. We had a
good time, met some good people, and let the local politicos know what
we thought of what they're doing to our local community, our state, and
our country.

Did we do any good? I doubt it, the Congress Critters thought we were
protesting against locals and the locals thought we were protesting
against the Congress Critters. Made us feel good though.

No violence, the Pledge of Allegiance, a prayer or two, lots of American
flags. Probably a couple of Homeland Security shills watching us as that
department seems to think all veterans are domestic terrorists.

On Sun, 05 Jul 2009 11:09:04 -0500, George Shirley wrote:
>
> We took a couple of hours off yesterday and attended the local "tea
> party."

dear god.

>Made our own signs, took a tea bag to empty into the local river
> and in general had a good time protesting against all varieties of
> politicians. Veterans had a special place to stand and there were a lot
> of us, ranging from WWII through to the most recent conflicts. We had a
> good time, met some good people, and let the local politicos know what
> we thought of what they're doing to our local community, our state, and
> our country.
>
> Did we do any good? I doubt it, the Congress Critters thought we were
> protesting against locals and the locals thought we were protesting
> against the Congress Critters. Made us feel good though.
>

most of the tea partiers i've heard from had no idea what they were
protesting about, other than President Negro and his socialistic raising of
the tax rate by three percent for a tax bracket they will never be in.

> No violence, the Pledge of Allegiance, a prayer or two, lots of American
> flags. Probably a couple of Homeland Security shills watching us as that
> department seems to think all veterans are domestic terrorists.

yeah, it's not like there haven't been any right-wingers shooting up a
bunch of people they didn't even know of late:

<http://dneiwert.blogspot.com/2009/06/tragedy-at-holocaust-museum-stand-up-to.html>

blake

On Sun, 5 Jul 2009 11:41:39 -0400, Mort Adella wrote:

> "Dimitri" <Dimitri_C@prodigy.net> wrote in message
>> Yesterday we attended a small town July 4th celebration funded/sponsored
>> by the American Legion.
>> What did we bring? water, sodas, potato chips, & gold fish for the
>> granddaughter. Chairs towels and blankets (about 55 degrees at the FW show
>> time)
>>
>> Me no cooking no prep to speak of
>>
>> Everything else we bought
>>
>> The community pool was open, admission $2.00 - adults to watch the kids
>> FREE.
>>>
>> Did everyone behave you bet!
>>
>> An American Family day - What a country!
>
> Sounds like fun. In my town people are too snooty to socialize like that.
> Undesirables may even try to talk to you.

i spent the day shooting at the illegal mexican immigrants under my bed.

your pal,
blake

On Jul 5, 8:12*am, "Dimitri" <Dimitr...@prodigy.net> wrote:

>
> An American Family day - What a country!
>
> Dimitri

I spent from Thursday afternoon till Sunday, on my sailboat. Perfect
weather, great wind. Bought three six packs of good beer, one bottle
of wine, lots of fruit and munchies. Had lobster, cole slaw for dinner
on Friday night. Grilled tenderloins and salad on Saturday night. Eggs
benedict on Sunday morning.

"blake murphy" <blakepmNOTTHIS@verizon.net> wrote in message
news:1cg7po3uuk20d.1l2v3rjkts7tq$.dlg@40tude.net.. .
> On Sun, 5 Jul 2009 11:41:39 -0400, Mort Adella wrote:
>
>> "Dimitri" <Dimitri_C@prodigy.net> wrote in message
>>> Yesterday we attended a small town July 4th celebration funded/sponsored
>>> by the American Legion.
>>> What did we bring? water, sodas, potato chips, & gold fish for the
>>> granddaughter. Chairs towels and blankets (about 55 degrees at the FW
>>> show
>>> time)
>>>
>>> Me no cooking no prep to speak of
>>>
>>> Everything else we bought
>>>
>>> The community pool was open, admission $2.00 - adults to watch the kids
>>> FREE.
>>>>
>>> Did everyone behave you bet!
>>>
>>> An American Family day - What a country!
>>
>> Sounds like fun. In my town people are too snooty to socialize like
>> that.
>> Undesirables may even try to talk to you.
>
> i spent the day shooting at the illegal mexican immigrants under my bed.
>
> your pal,
> blake

That was a migration of "Kill a Komie For Kirst week"

Dimitri

blake murphy wrote:

> On Sun, 05 Jul 2009 11:09:04 -0500, George Shirley wrote:
>>
>> We took a couple of hours off yesterday and attended the local "tea
>> party."
>
> dear god.
>
>> Made our own signs, took a tea bag to empty into the local river
>> and in general had a good time protesting against all varieties of
>> politicians. Veterans had a special place to stand and there were a
>> lot of us, ranging from WWII through to the most recent conflicts.
>> We had a good time, met some good people, and let the local
>> politicos know what we thought of what they're doing to our local
>> community, our state, and our country.
>>
>> Did we do any good? I doubt it, the Congress Critters thought we were
>> protesting against locals and the locals thought we were protesting
>> against the Congress Critters. Made us feel good though.
>>
>
> most of the tea partiers i've heard from had no idea what they were
> protesting about, other than President Negro and his socialistic
> raising of the tax rate by three percent for a tax bracket they will
> never be in.


And the TRILLIONS of present and future tax dollars and national treasure
that he's *already* committed to spending, blake...


>> No violence, the Pledge of Allegiance, a prayer or two, lots of
>> American flags. Probably a couple of Homeland Security shills
>> watching us as that department seems to think all veterans are
>> domestic terrorists.
>
> yeah, it's not like there haven't been any right-wingers shooting up a
> bunch of people they didn't even know of late:
>
>
<http://dneiwert.blogspot.com/2009/06...eum-stand-up-t
o.html>
>


Shucks, blake, that's *nothing*...this past weekend here in Chicawgo 10
negroes were murdered - by other *negroes*...!!!

I was *shocked*, shocked, I tell you...!!!


--
Best
Greg

blake murphy wrote:

> On Sun, 5 Jul 2009 11:41:39 -0400, Mort Adella wrote:
>
>> "Dimitri" <Dimitri_C@prodigy.net> wrote in message
>>> Yesterday we attended a small town July 4th celebration
>>> funded/sponsored by the American Legion.
>>> What did we bring? water, sodas, potato chips, & gold fish for the
>>> granddaughter. Chairs towels and blankets (about 55 degrees at the
>>> FW show time)
>>>
>>> Me no cooking no prep to speak of
>>>
>>> Everything else we bought
>>>
>>> The community pool was open, admission $2.00 - adults to watch the
>>> kids FREE.
>>>>
>>> Did everyone behave you bet!
>>>
>>> An American Family day - What a country!
>>
>> Sounds like fun. In my town people are too snooty to socialize like
>> that. Undesirables may even try to talk to you.
>
> i spent the day shooting at the illegal mexican immigrants under my
> bed.


That's a *good* start there, blake...


--
Best
Greg

On Mon, 6 Jul 2009 21:50:25 -0500, Gregory Morrow wrote:

> blake murphy wrote:
>
>> On Sun, 5 Jul 2009 11:41:39 -0400, Mort Adella wrote:
>>
>>> "Dimitri" <Dimitri_C@prodigy.net> wrote in message
>>>> Yesterday we attended a small town July 4th celebration
>>>> funded/sponsored by the American Legion.
>>>> What did we bring? water, sodas, potato chips, & gold fish for the
>>>> granddaughter. Chairs towels and blankets (about 55 degrees at the
>>>> FW show time)
>>>>
>>>> Me no cooking no prep to speak of
>>>>
>>>> Everything else we bought
>>>>
>>>> The community pool was open, admission $2.00 - adults to watch the
>>>> kids FREE.
>>>>>
>>>> Did everyone behave you bet!
>>>>
>>>> An American Family day - What a country!
>>>
>>> Sounds like fun. In my town people are too snooty to socialize like
>>> that. Undesirables may even try to talk to you.
>>
>> i spent the day shooting at the illegal mexican immigrants under my
>> bed.
>
> That's a *good* start there, blake...

at least they were all heterosexual.

blake

On Mon, 6 Jul 2009 21:49:37 -0500, Gregory Morrow wrote:

> blake murphy wrote:
>
>> On Sun, 05 Jul 2009 11:09:04 -0500, George Shirley wrote:
>>>
>>> We took a couple of hours off yesterday and attended the local "tea
>>> party."
>>
>> dear god.
>>
>>> Made our own signs, took a tea bag to empty into the local river
>>> and in general had a good time protesting against all varieties of
>>> politicians. Veterans had a special place to stand and there were a
>>> lot of us, ranging from WWII through to the most recent conflicts.
>>> We had a good time, met some good people, and let the local
>>> politicos know what we thought of what they're doing to our local
>>> community, our state, and our country.
>>>
>>> Did we do any good? I doubt it, the Congress Critters thought we were
>>> protesting against locals and the locals thought we were protesting
>>> against the Congress Critters. Made us feel good though.
>>>
>>
>> most of the tea partiers i've heard from had no idea what they were
>> protesting about, other than President Negro and his socialistic
>> raising of the tax rate by three percent for a tax bracket they will
>> never be in.
>
> And the TRILLIONS of present and future tax dollars and national treasure
> that he's *already* committed to spending, blake...
>

yeah, it's a shame he's spending it in this country instead of for blowing
up shit in iraq.

blake