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Quote from: IdleBoast on February 14, 2019, 09:23:49 PMA rude Valentine from somebody I have never met...Details...
A rude Valentine from somebody I have never met...
My 6 got a valentine from her BFF.
Quote from: ChirpingGirl on February 14, 2019, 11:48:05 PMMy 6 got a valentine from her BFF.Your 6? I don't understand. I mean "Watch your six" doesn't mean the same thing, but I can't think of anything else. I'm drawing a blank, here.
Quote from: psiberzerker on February 14, 2019, 11:57:18 PMQuote from: ChirpingGirl on February 14, 2019, 11:48:05 PMMy 6 got a valentine from her BFF.Your 6? I don't understand. I mean "Watch your six" doesn't mean the same thing, but I can't think of anything else. I'm drawing a blank, here.She's talking about her six-year old daughter, who has more compassion and empathy for other people than most adults.Remmy
She's talking about her six-year old daughter, who has more compassion and empathy for other people than most adults.
In my mind, one of the most tragic things about the Civil War isn't usually taught in history books--the career derailment of Robert E. Lee.Had it not been for the war, General Lee very well may have become one of our presidents, and probably would have been a very good one. Better than Grant, at any rate.Like MissBarbara, I have been an admirer of Abraham Lincoln all my life. The depths of his integrity and compassion are sorely missing in today's society.One of my favorite references to President Lincoln is in a Johnny Horton song, titled Johnny Reb. The song itself is a tribute to the Confederate spirit. The reference to Abe may be apocryphal, but one of the verses says: When Honest Abe heard the news about your fall, The folks thought he'd call, a great victory ball, But he asked the band to play the song, Dixie, For you Johnny Reb, and all that you believe.//www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXvhDu0P32QRemmy
That lyric is actually incorrect in that Lincoln had the band play Dixie not for what they believed, but to demonstrate that the southerners were Americans, our brothers. This is reflected in how Lincoln was proposing the reconstruction to be handled. Not as punishment but as reconciliation.
She started giggling and ended up laughing so hard she couldn't keep singing. She said it was one of her favorite memories.It's one of my favorites too.Remmy
Talking to Liz about sex dolls, cops, and various other subjects. It was hilarious, and fantastically different. It honestly made my day, the kind of discussion that keeps me coming back.
Well......welcome to weird......and strange.......(that's me).