USO Canteen FReeper FRiday....ALOHA RONNIE.......July 19,2002

ALOHA RONNIE and Snow Bunny

[Snow Bunny]

Hi so good to see you. I love the way you post the licence and the time like that. Thank you for your wonderful support.

Have a fabulous Friday night.

[SAMWolf]

OK OK! You all want to knwo what I look like? Her;s a picture of me the last time my wife took me out to dinner.

[Senator_Palpatine]

I Honor for those who served.....

Honor,Duty,Republic

[Victoria Delsoul]

Oh that's so beautiful, Bunny. Thanks so much FG, much appreciated.

That's really nice, Bunny. Thanks a lot.

[Victoria Delsoul]

Hi Tonk! Good to see you.

[SAMWolf]

LOL! You can say that again!

[Victoria Delsoul]

LOL!!!!!! Don't be too hard on yourself!

[SassyMom]

Ok, so take the bag off of your head. hahahahaha I want to see the REAL you!!!!!

[Snow Bunny]

OH WOW Doughty!!!!! This is fantastic....The Canteen now has a Hummer. I love it !!!!

Can we keep it? I mean even if we have to add on to the Canteen garage? I love it.

[SAMWolf]

Woman UK Royal Marine looks back for the last time to view Afghan land as she boards the plane for home at Kabul airport, kabul, Afghanistan, Friday, July 19, 2002. The largest British ground deployment since the Gulf War, at its peak numbering 1,700 troops, began phased out from Afghanistan and the last British combat forces in Afghanistan pulled out Friday, July 19. (AP Photo/Sergei Grits)

Lt. Col. Tim Chicken of 45 Commando Royal Marines is greeted by his wife, Charlotte, and his two sons Edward, center, and Simon, left, after he disembarks his plane Friday, July 19, 2002, at Prestwick airport, Scotland, following duty in Afghanistan. (AP Photo/David Cheskin/PA)

[Snow Bunny]

LMAO......hahahahha..... You are so bad ! hahahahhahaa

Snow Bunny (((( hugs ))))

[SAMWolf]

U.S. Marine Corps Commandant General James Jones chats with fellow Marines in this Oct. 25, 2001 file picture, while visiting the aircraft carrier Theodore Roosevelt. Jones will succeed General Joseph W. Ralston as the alliance's top military commander in Europe, NATO announced Friday, July 19, 2002. (AP Photo/David Longstreath)

NATO appointed U.S. Marine Corps Gen. James Jones as its top commander on July 19, 2002, a job whose focus has switched from Balkan peacekeeping to girding for post-Sept. 11 threats. The 19-nation defense alliance said in a statement that Jones would replace U.S. Air Force Gen. Joseph Ralston as Supreme Allied Commander, Europe at a date still to be set. Jones, who was born in Paris and speaks French, is now commandant of the Marine Corps and will become the first Marine to head alliance troops.

[Victoria Delsoul]

You can say that again!

Yes, Sir Duke... I will, hehehe.

[SAMWolf]

Uh Huh!
Then you explain why there were no pictures taken during your visit.

HMMMMMMMMMMM? Didn't want you camera broken maybe?

[Victoria Delsoul]

Oh wow, that's so cute Doughty! Nice job.

[Pippin]

Thank You, Senator!

[Pippin]

LOL!!! Cute,Sam!

[Snow Bunny]

Senator, I want to thank you for this and all the wonderful things you post here. It means more to me than I can say.

Thank you from my heart.