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2. February 2009, 01:58:46 the Aussie anthem get sung different ways by different people also at sporting events....let it go Chuck, you are only jealous of their beautiful voices and it also proves you aren't open to change. 2. February 2009, 01:59:44 Subject: Re:  Bernice: You tell him girl. He won't listen to me.  2. February 2009, 02:02:29 Subject: Re: Artful Dodger: rofl....Im only trying to stir him up because Ive found over the years it don't take too much  2. February 2009, 02:05:55 Subject: Re: Bernice:Are you sure it's not me you're talking about? 2. February 2009, 02:08:53 Subject: Re: Bernice: ..Im only trying to stir him up because Ive found over the years it don't take too much damn, I fall for it evrye time too! 2. February 2009, 02:06:00 Subject: Re: Bernice: i hardly care... someone else mentioned they didnt like it to me, and I thought a bit about it, and just wondered if anyone else had felt like that... then I thought about the canadian anthem, which is the next most familiar to me, and i ddnt recall it ever being anything than the stoic version we all know... I dont mind change either, but I like the saying " if it isnt broke, dont fix it" the US has come a long way on the back of capitalism and free markets, with many ups and downs along the way, whats the point in changing that? I dont mind a tweak here and there, changing times and technology etc, but socialism isnt a tweak, its a radically different direction... we are not broke even close to that bad, IMO! 2. February 2009, 02:24:07 Subject: Re:we are not broke even close to that bad, IMO! Modified by Bernice (2. February 2009, 02:25:40) Czuch:  what you mean is YOUare not broke, and as long as you have the "I'm alright Jack" mentality you don't really care of others.2. February 2009, 02:42:14 Subject: Re:we are not broke even close to that bad, IMO! Modified by Czuch (2. February 2009, 02:45:36) Bernice: I use the word broke not to mean monetarily broke, but broken, as in it doesnt work anymore... that our system itself is fine, a blimp on the radar doesnt mean we need any radical changes like socialism will bring. 2. February 2009, 02:59:29 Subject: Re:we are not broke even close to that bad, IMO! Czuch: i stand corrected LOL2. February 2009, 04:42:14 Subject: Re:we are not broke even close to that bad, IMO! Bernice: I knew what he meant.  2. February 2009, 04:46:41 Subject: Re:we are not broke even close to that bad, IMO! Artful Dodger:  yes but you are a smart-ass |
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