This is the place to make donations to help the marines in country
Please take a minute or 2 and pledge a couple bucks to these heros

:salute:

Pay Pal sent!

:salute:

Bless you Dantheman.

Rock on.

Manny Z

Manny you the owner of Bottle Rocket Babes?

Hello Mike AI.

Yep, that's me.

mannyz@bottlerocketbabes.com

ICQ: 201762406

Hit me up. :rokk:

Paypal sent (and good to see the Marines have some adult companionship). :salute:

Money were mouth is! :D

Done

guys you are AWESOME! thank you all. Pd, somebody has to make sure the seabees are safe while they hammer :P


hey mike, can we pin this thread?

Mike, I agree with Dan - pin this sucker.

Seabees are some very ... interesting ... people. I got to know a bunch of them when I was deployed to Bermuda (hey - it was a rough six months, but somebody had to do it in the interests of defending the United States).

We got into a little "competition" with them where their insignia ended up painted on some of our equipment and ourse ended up on theirs.

They tend to get really, really testy when you "borrow" earth moving equipment without telling them, though. That did stop the paint competition.

Dantheman,
thanks for letting us know!

Money sent! please, don't hesitate to let me know if I (we) can do anything else!!

Your a dolly baby and I love you! :inlove:

thanks mike and oprano! This is the first thread I've ever got pinned on any board and I can't think of a better one to my first :)


thank you pattyecake, your always there. love ya :inlove:

PD, I agree, I met just a few SB's good guys, I did have a heck of a medic(navyboy:) in my squad, great guy who we all trusted with our lifes, in battle or in town :hic:

again, thanks and here's another story of "our" brothers over there,
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MARINE SERGEANT KENNETH CONDE is one tough SOB:

...Conde, McKenzie and Cox kept searching for the enemy. They exposed themselves to fire because it was the only way they could get a good look at enemy's firing positions. As they pushed forward, Conde was able to take out two shooters, but then things took a turn for the worse.
"I was running, and I watched as I got shot in the left shoulder," Conde said. "I remember seeing a red mist coming from my back."

Even though he saw himself get shot, it didn't occur to Conde to quit fighting. "I didn't really realize I had been shot until one of the Marines said something," he added.

According to McKenzie, Conde fired several shots, killing a combatant, before falling to the ground. He then managed to get back to his feet and fire a few more rounds at the enemy before falling again.

"We helped him up so he could get to the corpsman to get bandaged up," McKenzie, a 22 year old from Bonaqua, Tenn. "We made sure to kill the guys who shot him."

The corpsman treated Conde, who only wanted to get his gear and get back to the fight. Conde's Marines were out there and he knew his place was alongside them.


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BTW, anyone see the video they are showing on all the news shows today? The marines in a firefight and one of the guys was bleeding on the left arm but still laying down fire.
I think the one in the above story is the same guy

:salute:



Last edited by dantheman at Apr 21 2004, 05:17 PM

Dan, they had to pin this thread just because they were scared that you and I were agreeing on a couple of things at once.

Dan, they had to pin this thread just because they were scared that you and I were agreeing on a couple of things at once.[/b][/quote]
haha, that could be true.

Hey, if anyone is intertested in a great story is one for ya :)
Rick Rescorla was a soldier and hero

Awesome idea... sharing the link tomorrow @ my daughter's ballgame with as many people that will listen. We are just minutes away from 29 Palms, where they just added 5 more Marine deaths to the list this past weekend, making it nearly 30 deaths just from that one Marine base alone in the past year in Iraq. To say that this has hit our community hard is an understatement.

Thanks for posting - hopefully our community will show some support. :wnw:

Isnt it enough that my tax dollars went to blow little Momars arms off, now you want me to donate to buy the little limbless sand niggers frisbees?

You sick cock suckers, you actually wonder why people want to gut you like the fucking pigs you are.



Last edited by [Labret] at Apr 22 2004, 02:56 AM

not everyone wants to gut us.


"I wasn’t like this before. I was afraid most of the time. I have always looked for safety above all. I lost faith in the whole world and I wasn’t ready at all to make the slightest sacrifice for the sake of others. I was trying to leave my country and find a better job in a safe place, BUT, The brave solders (who don’t hold shares at Halliburton or Bechtel) who crossed seas and oceans and came to my country to fight for our freedom -and don’t anyone dare say the opposite, as I met so many of these soldiers and had hundreds of letters from them and there families and I know their motives; they fight for their country’s safety and for our freedom and they are proud of what they are doing- gave me the faith and showed me that man should not care only about himself, his family or his country, these are not enough to make a human being. These guys are MUCH better than me because I have to fight for my issue and they fight for me. They deserve the respect of the world and so do the people who support them. They always give me hope to go on no matter how difficult it seems."


This quote came from a iraq man here's the rest here

I glad you don't wonder why everybody here wanna gut YOU like a screaming pig you are
;-)))))

Damn... thats pretty harsh don'tcha think?
Our guys have a job to do, and I think they should be comended for it.....


You want frisbees? betcha I could get you a bulk discount at WAL MART.....