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mars wrote:Hi akcpapguy


Perhaps it is time to lighten up a little, like I have

cheers

Mars

torontoCPAPguy wrote:

DreamStalker wrote:He didn't say anything bad. He is actually a very nice guy ... y'all go ahead and shoot yourselves in the foot if that is what you want.

My mom used to say if you can't say anything nice you shouldn't say anything at all ... and y'all know how well that advice worked for me ...

I say don't wear any panties if you don't want them waded up or wedged up your ass ... geeeeeez.

People need to learn how to handle their stress if they want to reap the benefits of treated OSA.

Sorry. I have to disagree. The statement itself that one cannot say anything good about someone or something is in and of itself an insult. As an American I am both embarrassed and disgusted that ANY fellow American would insult a friend who stands should-to-shoulder in harms way with us and whose citizens have and continue to make the supreme sacrifice in the protection of our freedoms and well-being (did you know that the major highway through Ontario, Canada has been renamed "The Highway of Heroes" and that tens of thousands of Canadians line this highway when the corpse of one of its servicemen comes home to be buried?) And did you know that per-capita, the supreme sacrifice is made by just as many Canadians in protecting OUR rights and freedoms as is made by our own servicement? Canada used to be regarded by the world as a 'peacekeeping nation'. No more. Canadians now stand shoulder to shoulder with their American Brethren in defending our families. And to insinuate anything but the highest of regard for Canada by ANY American is simply unpatriotic and assinine. It shames me to read that signature and be living in Canada and be an American.

It has nothing to do with handling stress and it has everything to do with being upstanding and accountable for what is just and just plain right. Are my panties wedged up my ass? You bet they are. I have a fellow American who has probably never served his country for a single day nor been in harms way a single day insulting my brethren at arms. And that I simply will not stand for. OOH-RAH! Semper Fi.

Really wrote:

mars wrote:Perhaps it is time to lighten up a little, like I have

OH REALLY?? LOL

Really wrote:

mars wrote:Perhaps it is time to lighten up a little, like I have

OH REALLY?? LOL

torontoCPAPguy wrote:

Really wrote:

mars wrote:Perhaps it is time to lighten up a little, like I have

OH REALLY?? LOL

I can see that you have lightened up a bit; it is actually a bit more than normal in the general population. Not that I am a road rage type of person, but I do stand up for what is right and if you are sitting about farting and laughing out loud that is your absolute right and one that I am willing and able to fight for. And you can thank guys like me and the younger generation of servicemen and women for that right. So carry on. Pop a cold one. Or whatever. I am pleased that I am able to say what's on my mind and be done with it. And I am pleased that you are able to sit and fart around on social assistance if necessary and drink beers until you reach oblivion, along with your friend from Alaska. Who I have the absolute right to call a moron and say that his signature line is insulting and moronic and unnecessary. And then be done with it; placing you both on my ignore list and carrying on in total bliss ignorant of whatever you might have to mumble.