Fat_Teddy

Don't do the crime, if you can't do the time. You again?

Don't do the crime, if you can't do the time.

Do all you guys steal bandwidth?

I'm glad you disagree. But there is no proof associating him - no evidence! Other than accepting responsibility, you mean?

I said nothing regarding the north korean populace, martlet. I'm sure they have a ton of really smart people in that country and their talent goes largely unexploited due to the country they live in. So what you're saying then, sphincter boy, is only dumb North Koreans can get work?

Yeah, sphincter boy, all North Koreans are stupid.

Then you lied. It was JoshK's.

What, you've already seen pictures of JoshK bending over spreading his sphincter?

It was in the same comment where you say you are Martlet. You posted that picture of yourself bending over to accept Dru.

You took it down, just like Martlet did. He still got banned. See, you ARE Martlet.

Didn't Martlet get banned for that? Is JoshK the mod pet?

Looks like you read Martlet's site too. JOSH IS MARTLET! He even posts pictures from Martlet's site! JOSHK IS MARLET! BAN HIM AGAIN! HE POSTED PORN!

Boy, looks like you posted porn. Isn't that what martlet got banned for? Looks like you're going to band camp.

I don't. I just thought hotlinking wasn't allowed on this board. Trying to help you out.

No hotlinking

you barking moonbats did the same thing. have a nice day. It's funny when they toss out the hypocrisy. They just did the same thing in the other thread. If we could put moonbats in cages and sell tickets, we'd make millions. They're funnier than monkeys.

BAGHDAD, Iraq—Soldiers from 1st Armored Division’s 1st Squadron, 1st Cavalry Regiment are working to help improve the quality of life from Iraqi children. Led by Squadron commander Lt. Col. Charles E. Williams, the soldiers have focused their efforts on 25 schools around the rim of Baghdad. The schools, neglected by the former Iraqi regime, were in a sad state when 1AD forces arrived in Baghdad four months ago. “The desks were in pieces, the blackboards were broken, there were no doors on the rooms, there were no ceiling fans, and there was no or poor lighting,” said Williams. The Squadron took charge, working with 1AD engineers, American contractors, and local Iraqi contractors to get the schools repaired. Over the past few months, the schools have undergone a dramatic change: walls have been painted, electrical wiring and plumbing has been fixed, glass has been replaced, security bars have been installed in windows, and school supplies have been issued. The Squadron also plans to bring in new desks by start of the school year later this month. “Kids are the common bond for us all,” said Williams. “We realized we could make a difference for them.”

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My name is Steve Gardner. I served from ’66 to ’67 and from ’68 to ’69. The last tour was An Thoi and Cat Lo. I served for over 2 ½ months with John Kerry. I was the third class gunner’s mate, within five feet of John Kerry at all times. While I was not on the 94 boat, the boat where he put in for his purple hearts, I did watch his indecisiveness put his boat and crew in jeopardy time after time. His is inability to manage a six man crew properly; I do not believe Kerry is qualified to be our commander-in-chief. I left the Navy, lived in Clover, South Carolina and managed boat dealerships. I’m an ordinary guy with no political agenda and no party affiliation

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