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To: bedolido; The Mayor; Prof Engineer; PsyOp; Samwise; comitatus; copperheadmike; Monkey Face; ...

.......FALL IN to the FReeper Foxhole!

.......Good Friday Morning Everyone!

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4 posted on 09/19/2003 4:57:00 AM PDT by snippy_about_it (Fall in --> The FReeper Foxhole. America's History. America's Soul.)

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FALL IN to the FReeper Foxhole!

Here I am!

5 posted on 09/19/2003 4:59:20 AM PDT by The Mayor (He who waits on the Lord will not be crushed by the weights of adversity.)

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7 posted on 09/19/2003 5:16:21 AM PDT by manna

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Good morning Snippy and everyone at the Freeper Foxhole.

Folks, we had qute an ordeal with our Dell Dimension 4500S yesterday. The third time it froze on us. It happened before in February and then in May. I clicked on the internet access icon in the system tray, then clicked on disconnet and that's when it happened.

So, we turned it off and then back on, Clicked on the Start menu to check something, it didn't respond. Click Start menu again this time to turn the computer, no response.

So, I turned it off and then back on. Finally it's working properly but we lost about 15000 files on the computer in the process. Two improper shutdowns in a row.

In any event, it's working O.K. for now. We'll see what happens.:-D

8 posted on 09/19/2003 5:29:14 AM PDT by E.G.C.

To: snippy_about_it; SAMWolf

Good morning!

Very interesting topic today, as always. Thanks for your efforts!

Packing continues here. I'm not sure if the end is in sight but the garage is getting full. I see a sense of misproportion here. :)

Hope you are well!

11 posted on 09/19/2003 6:10:27 AM PDT by Colonel_Flagg ("I like a man who grins when he fights." - Sir Winston Churchill)

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good morning. newbie here.

23 posted on 09/19/2003 7:04:53 AM PDT by bedolido (I can forgive you for killing my sons, but I cannot forgive you for forcing me to kill your sons)

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PFD, Skipper!

(Present For Duty)

25 posted on 09/19/2003 7:24:37 AM PDT by HiJinx (The Right person, in the Right place, at the Right time...)

To: snippy_about_it; SAMWolf

Morning Glory Snip & Sam~

Everything I ever knew about PBRs came from this guy . . .

Don't you worry about thing Capt., we'll just drop your boat like a baby right in the mouth of the river . . . Air Cav! Air Cav!

28 posted on 09/19/2003 7:42:16 AM PDT by w_over_w (I golf therefore I swear.)

To: snippy_about_it

Good Morning Snippy.

32 posted on 09/19/2003 7:55:25 AM PDT by SAMWolf (Teamwork is vital. It gives you someone to blame.)

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National POW/MIA Recognition Day
Remember Their Sacrifices

33 posted on 09/19/2003 7:57:16 AM PDT by SAMWolf (Teamwork is vital. It gives you someone to blame.)

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posted elsewhere but hello foxes:

Let's not forget their sacrifices
by Gen. Greg Martin
Air Force Materiel Command commander
9/17/2003 - WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio (AFPN) -- Numbering more than 93,000 and dating to the first World War, they came from different states, walks of life and social status. Despite their differences, they were sworn to the same cause -- freedom -- and suffered the same fate.
You can find their names listed in the Defense Department's Prisoner of War - Missing in Action files. They are the soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines and Coast Guardsmen who gallantly went into harm's way and have yet to come home.
I don't know these men and women personally. I am not sure if they were married, had children or exactly what their lot in life was. I do know these warriors are listed as missing in action from World War I, World War II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, Desert Storm and all other conflicts where American service members were involved.
Many Americans made the ultimate sacrifice in those conflicts, and others were captured and taken as prisoners of war. These heroes endured torture, suffering and pain.
Some of them have been scarred for life. Others may have come home with less permanent trauma.
But for the thousands whose remains have not been returned or are unaccounted for, the situation is worse. Many families still wait for news of their loved one's fate -- any shred of information. Did they suffer? Was it quick? Could they still be alive? We'll never know how great the load they bear.
On Sept. 19, National POW-MIA Recognition Day, we should take time to show the family members and former POWs that we remember and are thankful for the sacrifices made for the cause of freedom, and that we will not settle for anything less than a full accounting of those souls still unaccounted for.
POW-MIA recognition ceremonies will be held throughout the nation and around the world. I encourage each of you to take time away from that day's business to reflect and honor the sacrifices made by former prisoners of war and their families.
It is my hope and prayer that all those still missing will someday be accounted for. Until that day comes, let us not forget. (Courtesy of AFMC News Service)

63 posted on 09/19/2003 8:48:13 AM PDT by larryjohnson (USAF(Ret))

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Evening friends. Happy Friday all.

Thanks so much for the nice thread, Snippy.

Click on the graphic. This song is dedicated to all the Tombots out there.

117 posted on 09/19/2003 6:05:29 PM PDT by Victoria Delsoul (There aren't enough conservatives in CA to vote for Tom and still have him to win. That's a fact)

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