Wear Red on Fridays to support the Troops (Email I received vanity)

Unknown ^ | 11/02/2005 | EMAIL

[calrighty]

BTTT !

[Archytekt]

I like this!

[kingattax]

[End Times Sentinel]

Very funny you two, putting another poster up to this.  Like I've forgotten about that " Gay Days " prank you pulled on me at Disney World.

Owl_Eagle

(If what I just wrote makes you sad or angry,

 it was probably sarcasm)

[sheltonmac]

FYI

[x5452]

There was a time wearing red would symbolize loyalty to the Soviets.

[Jersey Republican Biker Chick]

I love having gullible friends, don't you Sam's Army?

[Old Grumpy]

If it'll help get the point across, I can dredge up some red stuff to wear every Friday.

[UB355]

Only passing this on

[Alberta's Child]

Flame me if you'd like, but I think these "wear so-and-so for this" and "tie a ribbon for that" initiatives are the dumbest things I come across on a daily basis.

Besides -- if I wear red on Fridays along with all those gay yellow Lance Armstrong bracelets, I'll look like Ronald McDonald.

[Settembrini]

A.P. Hill wore red shirts when a batttle was coming up.

[UB355]

No flame from me, I received this from my cousin and had not yet heard anything about it, I passed it on FYI. I'll watch for myself.

[Rightly Biased]

How Bout Red White and Blue but just red Reminds me of May day or something.

[Michael.SF.]

How about if we wear Red on Saturday? Then we will have tons more of support:

USC, Stanford, Arizona, Nebraska, Ohio St., Alabama.... and many others.

[x5452]

http://www.dartreview.com/archives/1999/01/20/memoir_schooled_by_stalin.php

In third grade, a red bandanna and a pin adorned with Lenin’s bust would be added to our attire, signifying our entrance into the society of Young Communists. Because I left the USSR after second grade, I was never bestowed this honor. At the time, this was a great disappointment.

[UB355]

For me it's University of Wisconsin Badgers Red

[Ohioan]

There was a time wearing red would symbolize loyalty to the Soviets.

Exactly. And at most times, since Marx, at least identification with Socialist movements. Why would anyone suggest Red as the color to show support for an American Army? Very strange. Blue, of course, is the color always associated with Conservatism.

William Flax

[Alberta's Child]

Well, keep us posted.

And I'll keep my eye open for Ronald McDonald-looking people on Fridays. ;-)