The Guild 3-21-2003 Our Troops are GREAT!

[Aggie Mama]

I've been trying to get that link to work all day. What does it say?

[lodwick]

It's a real player account of an Iraqi-American Christian telling what it's like in Iraqi and giving lots of love to the President.

Very powerful - I hope you get it to work.

Have you checked your mail and learned how to post yet?

Cheers!

[lodwick]

Ooopsie - I should check my own mail more often.

Hang it there.

[joyce11111]

thanks for the ping

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

I am glad you saw the video. It's really great stuff.

Now I am totally in love with Philosophy skin care. In these times of war, it's important to have soft and wrinkle-free skin.

[CheneyChick]

This afternoon, CNN's Wolf Blitzer interviewed at length a so-called journalist on the scene in Bagdhad, one May Ying Welsh by name.

I HEARD THAT!! I was driving in my car at the time (yes, I actually did drag myself away from the real world of Fox News) and was flipping around on the radio trying to get news - I think it was the station that has Headline News on the radio - anyway, I heard that little twirp and I was DISGUSTED. No wonder why I hate CNN... She also mentioned the palace that was destroyed and how it was more of a historical relic or something like that. And how all the civilians, bla bla bla. Doesn't Wolf sit in on Ari's briefings?

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

[CheneyChick]

LOL!

[Fintan]

Nothing more needs to be said...

 

 

 

 

 

[lodwick]

Perfectly outstanding pic - thanks.

[Fintan]

It doesn't get any better than this...

[PoisedWoman]

Say, did you happen to catch the Ari news conference? What was with those idiot reporters trying to nail down whether Bush watched the air campaign begin?

Yes, I caught it. One of Ari's great moments! He put her down so dryly, I could hug him. "The president has his own sources of information." LOL.

That stupid woman reporter sounded so outraged and couldn't believe that the president didn't spend his day glued to the TV set to find out what was happening. As if the war is some reality game, scripted by tv writers. These people are morons.

[Iowa Granny]

Laughing at your patriotic dress,,, I'll need 6 of them.

One for each flabby arm, One for each flabby thigh, one to cover the torso and one to cover up my head and face,,,,, .

[Iowa Granny]

I slept restlessly last night, too. Spent the night in the Lazy Boy in front of the TV,,, I had the coffee perking by 4:30 am. I laid down for a couple of hours today, but really didn't sleep.

[Utah Girl]

LOL! Just a bit too revealing for me.

[lodwick]

I try, I really try...

Do you know how tough it is to find patriotic gear for ladies: unless you're looking for bikinis?

Trust me, I'm out there looking for you.

Cheers.

[Utah Girl]

I so appreciate your looking for us. :) I wore jeans, a white blouse, and a red sweater to work today. Oh, and a BIG flag pin. Lots and lots of peace signs popping up on bulletin boards here, I put up a flag with the Pledge of Allegiance printed below it.

[lodwick]

Perfect choice of raiment.

It's sad that you have to work with nitwits. Thankfully, I have the option of associating with whomever I choose, or don't.

I wish for you the same, someday soon.

[CheneyChick]

FRed was watching all the idiot protestors on the news today.

[CheneyChick]

These are the smart ones. I feel sorry for them, after all the crap they've been through. Help is on the way!