Posted on 07/03/2007 9:35:59 PM PDT by Stallone
Happy Birthday, America!
I don’t know how to post pictures but this link will take you to my favorite flag picture of all time plus a lot of other patriotic things. If anyone knows how to post it please do so.
http://www.nationalmorality.com/index_files/Page1111.htm
THESE TWO? :)
I HAD TO DO SOME SEARCHING FOR THESE FILE NAMES, THEY WEREN'T IN THE PROPERTIES OPTION, AND I HAD TO PLAY WITH THE SOURCE CODE TO FIGURE IT OUT, BUT FINALLY, I FOUND THEM IN MY INTERNET TEMP FILES INSTEAD.
A Federation Guard Member and a United States Marine at the Coral Sea Memorial held at the Australian/American War Memorial in Canberra
Thank you America and happy birthday from Down Under.
Thanks for the great pictures, Race.
That’s a good one! Someday I would like to win the lottery to get on board for that one day a year sail around Boston Harbor.
What? No Marine Aircraft? From YOU? :)
God Bless America!...
God Bless Our Troops!
It that yours?!!! :)
Want to post pictures? 3 easy steps!
1. Make sure the photo is accessible online. If it is your own photo, go to a photo site like http://www.picturetrail.com and upload them.
2. Write down, or copy, the exact online Address (URL). For example, http://www.gop.com/images/gallery/P20728-22.JPG is a photo from the gop.com website. If you discovered the photo on the Internet, but you don’t know its URL, do the following:
In Windows simply mouse over the photo and right-click, and select Properties. The Address (URL) will be shown. You can even copy the URL by highlighting the text, choosing right-click and selecting Copy.
3. In a Free Republic posting window, enter the following HTML code (but without spaces):
< img src =”URL” > where URL is the exact online Address of the photo from Step 2 above. If you copied the URL using right-click, you can paste the URL now. Don’t forget to use the quotes (”) on either side of the URL.
Have Fun!
This one is by Gordon Sinclair a Canadian who truly appreciated us.Americans
That Ragged Old Flag Great photo of Sailors and the Flag.
That’s her Flag balloon, and I bought the car from them 2 years ago, but it died last summer. I blew the motor and used the loan to buy a new vehicle instead of fix the car.
had no takers for re-sale, either with the bad motor
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Thank you Christopher "Doc" Anderson for your service and your sacrifice!
hamanahamanahamana.....brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...haroooooooo!!!
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