Good night guys!!
MiscPhotoshop Good night guys!! in the forums; I'm headed home to study the American Revolution some more. I'm reading so much about it right now ...
I'm headed home to study the American Revolution some more. I'm reading so much about it right now that I'm dreaming about the battles of Lexington and Concord. The British won Lexington, but we kicked butt in Concord!
So shove that up your pipe Thomas Gage!!!!
GO GEORGE WASHINGTON!!!
....and the Continental Army, and minutemen of course....
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I thank God for my life
And for the stars and stripes.
May freedom forever fly, let it ring.
Salute the ones who died
The ones that give their lives so we don`t have to sacrifice
All the things we love.
American History is cool. I use to historical reenacting at a little place called Mackinaw City, MI. Here's a pic of some of us. I am the one kneeling.
Does it bother you to know you'll never use this stuff in the real world? Just sayin'
not really. I now know why you're already taxed on newspaper and not chaged an additoinal tax at the register.
i always thought it was a flat 0.50 for news paper, but it's really 0.46 with 0.04 tax already added in.
We have Mr. Townshend to thank for that. He wanted to tax the colonists on paper goods to help make up for the deficet caused by the French-Indian war. It's actually called the Stamp Act.
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I thank God for my life
And for the stars and stripes.
May freedom forever fly, let it ring.
Salute the ones who died
The ones that give their lives so we don`t have to sacrifice
All the things we love.
see?? i'm still singing that. Matter of fact, I was running (not literally) around the house lastnight singing it.
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I thank God for my life
And for the stars and stripes.
May freedom forever fly, let it ring.
Salute the ones who died
The ones that give their lives so we don`t have to sacrifice
All the things we love.
not really. I now know why you're already taxed on newspaper and not chaged an additoinal tax at the register.
i always thought it was a flat 0.50 for news paper, but it's really 0.46 with 0.04 tax already added in.
We have Mr. Townshend to thank for that. He wanted to tax the colonists on paper goods to help make up for the deficet caused by the French-Indian war. It's actually called the Stamp Act.
I called an Indian shopkeeper on that the other day. He said "when you buy it from the machine there's no tax, but if you are taking one off the rack and ring it up, I am taxing it". I told him to go to hell. I'll fight for my $0.04.
Kind of like people taxing water. Dumbasses. I told a store manager off one time because he was taxing bottled water. He had no clue at all as to what in his store was taxed and what wasn't. He didn't differentiate between prepped foods, dry goods, nothing.
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Trying to chop a blurry, low res. pic. is like trying to paint a house with a stick. It can be done, but it's gonna look like you painted it with a stick
American History is cool. I use to historical reenacting at a little place called Mackinaw City, MI. Here's a pic of some of us. I am the one kneeling.
wow strong beard, my pal. That appears to be legit.
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Trying to chop a blurry, low res. pic. is like trying to paint a house with a stick. It can be done, but it's gonna look like you painted it with a stick
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