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Wednesday, April 19, 2006

Any Questions??


If you really know me, I am not religious or political. I am happy to be an American. And I thought this post makes a good point.

This should answer the question quite sufficiently. WHY?
Cindy Sheehan asked President Bush, "Why did my son have to die in Iraq?"
Another mother asked President Kennedy, "Why did my son have to die
in Viet Nam?"
Another mother asked President Truman, "Why did my son have to die in Korea?
Another mother asked President F.D. Roosevelt, "Why did my son have to
die at Iwo Jima?"
Another mother asked President W. Wilson, "Why did my son have to die
on the battlefield of France?"
Yet another mother asked President Lincoln, "Why did my son have to die
at Gettysburg?"
And yet another mother asked President G. Washington, "Why did my son
have to die near Valley Forge?"
Then long, long ago, a mother asked, "Heavenly Father, why did my Son
have to die on a cross outside of Jerusalem?"
The answers to all these are similar -- "that others may have life
and dwell in peace, happiness and freedom."

IF YOU DON'T STAND BEHIND OUR TROOPS, PLEASE, FEEL FREE TO STAND IN FRONT OF THEM !!!


Heh, heh, heh...... Fire, FIre FIRE!!!!!!

Boy Sets Self on Fire in Alleged Gas Theft

GILLETTE, Wyo. (AP) - A teenage boy accidentally set himself on fire early Wednesday morning after allegedly trying to siphon gas from a firefighter's car.

Police first learned of the injury after a 17-year-old boy and a 16-year-old boy claimed that someone had thrown gasoline on the 17-year-old at the Common Cents service station and lit him on fire, said Lt. Rod Hauge.

The boy was taken to the hospital with second- and third-degree burns on his legs. Police were called to the hospital to investigate the incident and later learned that the 17-year-old spilled gas on his pants while siphoning gas. He then used a lighter to try to determine how wet his pants were and set himself of fire, Hague said.

Both boys have been ticketed with larceny, Hauge said.