How can we celebrate the excellence of the American Portapottie? Should we have b-b-que in them?
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I'd go for a portapottie-tipping-contest.
526746
HELL YEAH!  ATTA BOY AND ATTA GIRL!  Give him a great big hug and tell him "Thanks!"  My enthusiasm is tempered somewhat by a heavy heart as I remember all those who have sacrificed life, limb, innocence, and peace of mind to fight for our country, right or wrong.  Without their answering the call to duty, you and I would not enjoy the freedom to mess around on this site.\nSHALL THEY NEVER BE FORGOTTEN AND ALWAYS FONDLY REMEMBERED!!!
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I think it is a lovely tradition, and I instinctively bow in return. I have always been fascinated and admired many Asian forms of etiquette, manners and customs, and think it would be wonderful if there were more such manners that were practiced and adhered to by everyone in the U.S.; by all means, please continue the most pleasant ojigi--it truly is elegant and and gives such an air of grace to the atmosphere.
111149
Just remember when someone asks if you "earned your [Mardi Gras] beads"  they want to know if you know anything about ORAL tradition <wink! wink! nudge! Nudge!>
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Let's see... BJ is already taken by, well, BJ Clinton. Hmmmm... Kerry is "Flip Flop". Uhhmmm... Ted Kennedy already has "Cape Cod Orca" copyrighted. All I can come up with is Mr. Vice President? Yeah, I like that... it kinda has a nice ring to it. Maybe "YEEEEAH" Dean can come up with something, or maybe "Screechin'" Al(Still Sore) Gore has one? Go ask them. They don't have answers for anything important, maybe they can help you. Good luck, and have a nice day!
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I honor our servicemen EVERY day. I have my brother's Plebe Summer cap in my back window along with the American flag. I am a flag waver from WAY back...when it was unpopular and frowned upon...it still sickens me to remember the turbulence of the 60's. It wasn't all wonderful music. It was practically another Civil War. I love my country so much.\nTo honor our Veterans:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyI8By-a5uM
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No other country like it,good or bad.Hell,and if you live here and have something bad to say,just go to Somalia or even Bosnia.Talk smack about us now.We are the best there is cause of our faults not getting us down.We just say up yours and move on.We strive when all others are still sitting there with a thumb up the butt.Sure,were quick to the draw,too loud,too arrogant,but at least we do it with style and make it funny.Unlike the French.
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Get to K Street.  I know a good lobbyist.\nBut it would be kinda cool to take a well armed Baltimore Clipper armed with 9 pounders, a 12 pounder carronade on a pivot and go on a little cruise.  " clear for action !"
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Honestly, be sure you've got lots for people to eat as irish fare is made to go great with beer/ale.  We always had great St. Patty parties!  The right mix of people and a stern lecture to leave firearms and moonshine at home (neither were listened to with more than politeness ;)  In any case, irish stew, corned beef and cabbage, irish soda bread....all spectacular fare for such an event and you don't have to do it all.  Lots of people welcome the opportunity to show off their best dish or are happy to help with your menu.  Good food, Good drink, Good friends.  That's how to celebrate St. Patrick's day!
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if they liked the maple candy, try sending other items native to the area, like maybe local spagetti sauces or bbq sauces or just something that represents american or local culture....what i would not recomened is anything World War 2 related.....definatly not....
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What a silly solution.Accept your countries great achievements.This made america proud.Better to direct your thoughts to todayThen america was the envy of the world. Not so today
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well, them thunder chickens are tough to kill. your gonna need a full/extra full choke. true glo makes a great one. also anything you see that endorsed by NWTF will be good. they are very particular about what they put there logo on.\n\ncheck out cabelas or bass pro\nif you nail one id love to see any pix...Brgwski@msn.com
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My husband is a 13B.  He doesn't get to shoot much anymore these days, but enjoys being a red leg through and through.  I love being an artillery spouse.  When he was deployed to Iraq I got a tattoo of a heart with cross cannon in the front and his name. It totally blew him away. All of his buddies in his unit thought that was the coolest thing. Can you get more red leg than that? When we go to our St Barbara's balls, we can't wait for the Artillery Punch, that is always the absolute best part of the evening.
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B. Artichokes\nhttp://www.artichoke-festival.org/
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ha ha i love that idea.  give it to the portugese.  yes i headbutted him, but it was an accident ui promise!!
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I am but not for the same reasons as some Americans, but maybe I am not sure " proud " is the best term.  Some of the things that rate as awesome achievements merit recognition:  Jazz, American Rock and Roll, ( Chuck Berry, Jimi Hendrix, the Grateful dead , Dire Straits, Creedence Clearwater,  ) Blues,( BB King, Muddy Waters, Gatemouth Brown, Robert Johnson, Mississippi John Hurt, Mance LIpscomb ), Classical performers, Glen Gould - I love his version of the " Goldberg Variations" American composers like Charles Ives, Aaron Copeland, , Writers, Starting with Stephen Crane, to Samuel Clemmons, to Faulkner, Fitzgerald, Dos Passos, Hemingway, Conner McCormack, Eudora Welty,  Harper Lee, James Baldwin, Salinger, Theodore Dreiser, H.L Mencken, play writes like Eugene O'Neal, Tom Stoppard, \nchoreographers like Twala Tharp, Balenchine,\nMartha Graham,  ( sp) , Inventors like Edison,  Bell Labs,  engineering achievements like the Golden Gate Bridge,  or the railroads, I once got to see a run by of a UP Challenger, and the Hudsons, the USRA Mikados, the Norfolk and Westers Y6-Bs\nwere amazing machines. \nPutting men on the Moon, \n I like the American poets like Sandberg, Frost, Esra Pound, Elliot, and a bunch more I can't remember. \nPainters like Hopper, Pollack, Whistler, Winslow Homer, O'Keefe\nARchetects like Wright, Sculptures like Moore, \nIn terms of culture and achievement we have done some very cool things,  but NOT to the exclusion of what other countries and cultuers do.  I am forever fascinated by American history,  In American maritime experience just recalling the clippers ships like the JAMES BAINES, DAVEY CROCKETT, RED JACKET, COMET, CHALLENGE, YOUNG AMERICA, SURPRISE, GAME COCK, WITCHCRAFT, WILD PIGEON, TELEGRAPH, HEAROLD OF THE MORNING, SOVEREIGN OF THE SEAS, .. there is a huge list of American clippers that passed off into valhalla.\nDon't forget Bluegrass... I have nothing but contempt for this current political administration but I live in a country that has an experience of some very admirable achievements.   I love how an American Harley sounds.
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i think it cool if it part of your culture,you seem to be goofing around but check out this site\nhttp://www.gluckman.com/LongNeck.html