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Anthony · 11-11-2003

{{{{{{Fellow Veterans}}}}}}}

My old Base Commander, Colonel Troth at Ft. Devens said this at our graduation speech.

You are the few that protect our country's freedom. You, as sailors, marines, airmen, and soldiers, willingly give away some of your freedoms to protect those of American Citizens.

Be proud of what you have accomplished here, and what you will in the future.

I went to Magic Mountain this past sunday to watch my daughter compete in a cheerleading contest (They got 1st place). Last time I was there at that park, I was 19 years old. Young, dumb, and full of cum, as the Navy saying goes. 14 years later, I'm walking through the old rides and new ones, having to go through which one of my twins gets to sit with me and which ones sits with their mother. Serving your country isn't mandatory, it is volunteer. Some of us join for economic, some for patriotic, some because we had nothing else to do (Me). If I didn't join, I wouldn't have had my twins, since I met their mother in Navy Boot Camp, Orlando.

Here's to all the veterans, past, present, and future. May your service affect your life as it did mine.

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Anthony Banned The global leader in pay-per-view AEBN Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Florida Posts: 3,246	{{{{{{Fellow Veterans}}}}}}} My old Base Commander, Colonel Troth at Ft. Devens said this at our graduation speech. You are the few that protect our country's freedom. You, as sailors, marines, airmen, and soldiers, willingly give away some of your freedoms to protect those of American Citizens. Be proud of what you have accomplished here, and what you will in the future. I went to Magic Mountain this past sunday to watch my daughter compete in a cheerleading contest (They got 1st place). Last time I was there at that park, I was 19 years old. Young, dumb, and full of cum, as the Navy saying goes. 14 years later, I'm walking through the old rides and new ones, having to go through which one of my twins gets to sit with me and which ones sits with their mother. Serving your country isn't mandatory, it is volunteer. Some of us join for economic, some for patriotic, some because we had nothing else to do (Me). If I didn't join, I wouldn't have had my twins, since I met their mother in Navy Boot Camp, Orlando. Here's to all the veterans, past, present, and future. May your service affect your life as it did mine.