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The Avon Lady 10-14-06 01:58 PM

Question: what was 231 years old yesterday....
 
..... and deserved a thread at SubSim?

Answer.

ASWnut101 10-14-06 04:58 PM

now THATS worth celebrating. makes me proud. love that flag, love our military, and god bless the USA!

thanks for pointing this out, AL!:up:

Sailor Steve 10-14-06 04:58 PM

I didn't know that offhand, but from your wording I guessed right anyway.

Thanks for bringing it up.:rock:

ASWnut101 10-14-06 05:01 PM

surprised that only you remembered. can't belive i didn't know that offhand.:damn:

Takeda Shingen 10-14-06 05:21 PM

How in the world did we, atthis forum, miss that? :oops:

NEON DEON 10-14-06 05:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Avon Lady
..... and deserved a thread at SubSim?

Answer.

NEON checks his date of Birth:

Nope. Not me. ;)

Yahoshua 10-14-06 07:26 PM

Hmmm......so Avon, what were the dinosaurs like? (j/k here)

ASWnut101 10-14-06 09:44 PM

They should make the forums colors R,W, and B for a day:D :yep: ! then it goes back to normal.....:cry:

Yahoshua 10-14-06 10:20 PM

Every other letter or every other word?

ASWnut101 10-14-06 10:27 PM

all of it....:cool:

Tchocky 10-14-06 10:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yahoshua
Every other letter or every other word?

I'm getting a headache just thinking about that :P

ASWnut101 10-14-06 10:29 PM

"clear your mind, luke!" or just take some Advil:lol:

p.s.: if its that bad, don't think!:cool:

Tchocky 10-14-06 10:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ASWnut101
"clear your mind, luke!" or just take some Advil:lol:

p.s.: if its that bad, don't think!:cool:

Just imagine trying to read a long post, hungover

eep :o

ASWnut101 10-14-06 10:31 PM

ouch!

TteFAboB 10-14-06 10:55 PM

Like this?

Special message from Secretary of the Navy Donald C. Winter

America is an amazing success story. From our humble origins we have grown, prospered, and offered freedom to generations of Americans. We cherish our independence, our liberties, and our way of life, and like generations before, we unwaveringly defend these bedrocks from those who would do us harm.

Since 1775, when the Continental Congress of the United States recognized the need for naval forces, the United States Navy has been vital in protecting our national security. The heroism and courage of the Sailors that have fought our nation’s wars since the earliest days of the republic is alive today in each and every one of you; as we once again confront an enemy that openly targets our freedom and our way of life. Your willingness to serve, your steadfastness in the face of pressure, and your inspiring example of courage in confronting danger are what protect us from those who plot our destruction.

The fact that we live in an increasingly dangerous world is a sobering thought. We have faced great peril before, and we have prevailed. From those in Iraq and Afghanistan, to those deployed at sea and ashore around the world, to those at home who are responsible for recruiting, training, supplying, and providing intelligence to the warfighter, you are all engaged in a noble and worthy endeavor to preserve our way of life and keep America safe.

On this 231st Birthday of the United States Navy, take unique pride in knowing that your service and your sacrifice continue to do honor to a great nation. Your nation, fellow Americans, and our friends and allies around the world respect and appreciate your commitment.

It is my honor and privilege to be your Secretary as we celebrate this birthday. May God bless you, your families, and the United States of America.


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