Looks like a fine time was had by all in Vegas.
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2013 Tiger Jam
In This Photo: Kid Rock
Recording artist Kid Rock performs during Tiger Jam 2013 at the Mandalay Bay Events Center on May 18, 2013 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (May 17, 2013 - Source: Ethan Miller/Getty Images North America)
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The best kiss I ever got
Sun, 05/19/2013 - 5:50am — Rjl1969
The best kiss I ever had
Was the one I never got
Made me kinda sad
Thought maybe he'd forgot
It's the thought I've been missing
It never goes away
Of his lips to mine, sweet kissing
The one that I may never find
How could he ever forget
And leave these sweet lips behind
Blows my mind and leaves me talking
Walked right by smiling
And just kept on walking.
I thought hey, stop, it's me!
But he couldn't hear the thoughts in my head
Maybe it just wasn't meant to be.
And as I turned to walk away in disgrace
I turned to look one more time,
Anybody here a Hellyeah fan and from Nashville? I have 2 tickets for GA for 05/23 @ The Exit In in Nashville. Will knock $10 off of face value, instead of $40 i will sell them for $30. You pay actual s/h for delivery confirmation and insurance in case something should happen. Before it is said and done you will save a few bucks...ANYONE interested? If so post on the thread!
“Porn Parade”
She was only sixteen
Looking for the California dream
Untouched so beautiful
Skin just like cream
Went to rehearsal
To shoot her first scene
Wound up in the back room
Down on her knees
Used to be kind of fun
But now she’s all used up inside
Made some money, bought some drugs
Lot’s of forgotten drunken nights
Tells her boyfriend lies
Can’t look him in the eyes
When she looks in the mirror
What she sees she despises
Sadie had it made
No, she never should have strayed
Innocence lost, look at how much it cost
Porn Parade, Porn Parade
As the camera starts to roll
This child Sadie
Anybody and I know there are a few out there living with constant pain not the mild kind the lot that take meds that thin your blood to the point if you were ever in a car accident you would bleed to death. Dick I was was told over the last 3 years went from doctor to doctor to have them scratch thier heads and say DONT KNOW..yeah he was 71 and a race car driver. he also had the rough stuff too the emotional stuff his granddaughter that he loved dearly died at 16 and he couldnt ever get over that hurdle.
Why do I think as I do about the news media?
Can you imagine being in a war zone that is hotter than hell with no girls, no drinks, and no idea what is going to happen next with Iran, Syria, Afghanistan, Russia, or at home with the electionsand deciding to sign up for at least four more years of service to your Country? May God Bless and keep our nations finest sons and daughters who wear our Nations clothwherever they may be stationed and whatever their job. And, lets not forget their families sacrifices.
In our sleep we dont think about the enemies that the men and women who wear the uniform deter, the friends they reassure, the freedom in trade they guarantee. Yet, we rest at night protected by the security they provide.
Tremendous re-enlistment in Baghdad.....never made mainstream media... guess it doesn't fit with their reporting of the hollow force, poor morale, etc. For those who have been in the Al Faw Palace you'll have a better estimation of the number of people crammed in the rotunda.
Here is a reenlistment ceremony from Baghdad on the 4th of July. Somehow this did not make it onto network news broadcasts. Attached are pictures of what is reputedly the 'largest re-enlistment ceremony ever held in military history'.
The ceremony was held July 4, 2008 at Al Faw Palace, Baghdad, Iraq. General Petraeus officiated.
A pizzeria in Chicago donated 2000 pizzas that were made (frozen), shipped on Sunday, arrived in Baghdad Wednesday and were fed to the troops on the 4th. Oh, by the way, the media did report on the 2000 pizzas...just not what they were for.
Why do I think as I do about the news media?
Can you imagine being in a war zone that is hotter than hell with no girls, no drinks, and no idea what is going to happen next with Iran, Syria, Afghanistan, Russia, or at home with the electionsand deciding to sign up for at least four more years of service to your Country? May God Bless and keep our nations finest sons and daughters who wear our Nations clothwherever they may be stationed and whatever their job. And, lets not forget their families sacrifices.
In our sleep we dont think about the enemies that the men and women who wear the uniform deter, the friends they reassure, the freedom in trade they guarantee. Yet, we rest at night protected by the security they provide.
Tremendous re-enlistment in Baghdad.....never made mainstream media... guess it doesn't fit with their reporting of the hollow force, poor morale, etc. For those who have been in the Al Faw Palace you'll have a better estimation of the number of people crammed in the rotunda.
Here is a reenlistment ceremony from Baghdad on the 4th of July. Somehow this did not make it onto network news broadcasts. Attached are pictures of what is reputedly the 'largest re-enlistment ceremony ever held in military history'.
The ceremony was held July 4, 2008 at Al Faw Palace, Baghdad, Iraq. General Petraeus officiated.
A pizzeria in Chicago donated 2000 pizzas that were made (frozen), shipped on Sunday, arrived in Baghdad Wednesday and were fed to the troops on the 4th. Oh, by the way, the media did report on the 2000 pizzas...just not what they were for.
Amen! God Bless our Troops! :)