How ignorant you are, during WWII, Canada with a population of only 11 million, sent 1.1 million men to fight in the war.

As a vet, I have had the opportunity to go alot of places...maybe for the wrong reasons...but when you are in the field it's about you and the other guy. There really isn't politics at that point.

Every vet deserves a handshake, I went down to the VFW and the WW2 guys were there and I spent some time letting them know they are appreciated...not many people bothered they said.

I recommend everyone take a visit to Arlington National Cemetary, the cemetary at Normandy, then go to Gettysburg...you will get a real feeling for what it has taken for us aassholes to spout our self righteous bullshit on a webmaster board.

I am from the US and served thus, but Canada has some crack special forces units...especially mountain and cold weather ops. We did some work with them...they were very good at what they did.

makes me think of how many wars the US has been engaged in and how many times freedom for US has been threatened, I can think of numerous occasions on the first but only 2 or maybe 3 on the other
But then again "kudos" on those who fought on the 2?

Ya know. There are always small battles that go unmentioned. But today isnt just about WW1 or WW2 or anything.

I use today to remember ALL SOLDIERS.

Im from New Orleans and many forgotten battles have taken place, whether it be Jean Lafitte assisting in the Battles of New Orleans or slaves revolting for freedom during the civil war.

The Battle of Chalmette, my family has been in New orleans for more than 200years. Though my family have not served in Vietnam or elsewhere. Our blood was spilled in battles for our homeland.

"Six miles southeast of New Orleans is the Chalmette Battlefield, which preserves the site of the January 8, 1815, Battle of New Orleans, a decisive American victory over the British at the end of the War of 1812. Facilities include a tour road, visitor center, and the Malus-Beauregard House (c.1833). Adjacent is the Chalmette National Cemetery. Located on St. Bernard Highway in Chalmette. The Battlefield is open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m"

http://www.nps.gov/jela/Chalmette%20Battlefield.htm

An Iraqi military ID card:

http://www.opticalamplitude.com/stuff/iraqicard.jpg

there's only two ways to get one of these....
the first one is to have it issued to you when you serve Saddam.

so youre a veteran of Saddams army? :BangBang:

No... obviously he killed an Iraqi soldier.

:1orglaugh

Damn Amp.

My head bows.

Fuck bro.

Mercy on our souls.

lol

I own a bible signed three generations past, um its just different. Not sure what to say here. Edited x.

I don't understand why your vets get treated so badly. When my father came back from WWII he was a wreck and he got the best treatment available till the day he died. Once he died my mother got gold-plated treatment till she passed away.

My son is not long back from 12 months duty at the sharp end in East Timor - even though he's fit and healthy the government will look after him for the rest of his life plus he now qualifies for low interest housing loans and all sorts of other benefits that US vets don't seem to get.

obviously this is why the US ground forces REQUESTED the top Canadian sniper unit as protection. They beat the US team for accuracy in US sponsered tournaments and have many kills already in Afganistan.........

I've done new content every day on sleazydream without recycling a single gallery for many months now. I recycled today.

Oh here we go.

Now we will start comparing the accuracy of canadian snipers vs american snipers.

god, this is why wars happen.

ignorance.

may one day your blood not spill on foreign shores under enemy fire.

I have nothing but respect and total admiration for the brave ones either by choice or not that must taste war.

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young rock boys. :Graucho

no doubt one of the most influential bands of my lifetime.

Id give my life for music way before religion.

oh dear god even better:
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check Daves shirt! :1orglaugh

may all of cherry's pics be gay pics:1orglaugh

Dude thats one of the best bassists and Percussionists ever.

Avery and Perkins rule.

the post was in response to Hig Quality's statement that canadian's are nothing but fluffers dumbass. We're anything but.


My uncle was a major in the US Army. He was able to avoid Vietnam only to be killed in a small uprising in the Dominican Republic at the same time. Only about 15 americans died in that one.

My grandfather was an engenieer who before WW2 invented turning signals on cars for a company called austin. (the first ones were'nt lights, they were sticks) - he then developed gun sites on ships that compensated for the rocking motion and allowed gunners to hit enemy aircraft much better. Because he was valueable to the war effort they wanted him out of england. During the height of the war he was transported to canada in a convoy of 3 ships. 2 were sunk by Uboats and they weren't able to stop to pick up survivors.

I have a lot of respect for Nov 11.

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:glugglug

but dude have you seen the mullets on her pics?? 80's should stay in the 80's..its the black nostaljack!!:Graucho

hahaha of course but that pic is like a high school pic of them

What were you rocking in high school?

Fortunately I havent changed at all really.

Black levis. Black band shirt.

nothing changes with me cept the shit im jamming.

Look at em now.

<img src=http://www.veraanderson.com/Perry.jpg border="1">

<img src=http://www.clubcd.com/images/dave_navarro.jpg border="1">

we all look goofy 'back in the days'

hehehe

dude my high school days were in the early 90's and I can definitely tell you I never had a jherri curl nor a mullet..a shag maybe but definitely not a mullet!:Graucho

Cherrylula whats this? I don't think it's the right place to post these.

There should be no reason to post pics of Janes Addicition.

:winkwink:

lol. a certain melting point is steadily being reached.

Which one of you brave and creative souls are willing to find and take pics of this mans grave for me?

Buried in Edmonton.

His Synthesizer collection is blocks from my house.

Dwayne Goettel.

<img src=http://www.lastsigh.com/photos/dwayne87.jpg border="1">

He overdosed.

toodamnfli......................A shag is a mullet for a "brotha"

LMAO

What difference does the size of your country make when you are in a war and you see your friends getting their heads blown off right in front of you?

Again, do not confuse me (HQ) with this joker (High Quality).

Exactly. You can not put down SleazyDream's post without first recognizing the bull shit in High Quality's post.