Happy Birthday US Constitution
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Re: Happy Birthday US Constitution
Thankee for reminding those of us that love America how rich we are in blessings.
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Re: Happy Birthday US Constitution
Oh birthday document, how badly you have been abused.
As a gift, I can only hope that we can find a way to repair your wounds and bring back the health of the greatest political document in the american history.
As a gift, I can only hope that we can find a way to repair your wounds and bring back the health of the greatest political document in the american history.
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Gorehorn wrote:Oh birthday document, how badly you have been abused.
As a gift, I can only hope that we can find a way to repair your wounds and bring back the health of the greatest political document in the american history.
Amen Gore but it just might be the greatest in World History along with the Magna Charta
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I am way to political to respond! But i guess i will say God Bless The American people Not the way we do business. LOL
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Re: Happy Birthday US Constitution
God Bless America! Yes, our founding fathers set out to make and to do what's right for this country. That is primarily to uphold the constitution and protect it from those that seek to abuse the freedoms for so many years the brave had fought for.
God Bless this president. Because god forbid, any American that does not have an oucne of respect for any president that served the greatest nation on Earth is by defintion not an American. *Parted stops him in his tracks. The tauren slaps him on the wrist and as a warm gift, offers him a comb* Thank you Parted.
*Colin looks at the oversized comb, he quickly forgets what he was talking about and attempts to comb his hair as Parted strokes his chin braid smiling*
God Bless this president. Because god forbid, any American that does not have an oucne of respect for any president that served the greatest nation on Earth is by defintion not an American. *Parted stops him in his tracks. The tauren slaps him on the wrist and as a warm gift, offers him a comb* Thank you Parted.
*Colin looks at the oversized comb, he quickly forgets what he was talking about and attempts to comb his hair as Parted strokes his chin braid smiling*
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Re: Happy Birthday US Constitution
Yesterday, about the first half-hour to an hour was about the Constitution. Guess I can't complain because when I went to break, there was another class that used the entire 4 hours to cover the history of the Constitution. Its funny cause I'm going to a trade school.. but we got blue frosted donuts and popcorn... 

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Re: Happy Birthday US Constitution
Thul, thank you.
My grandson is in the third grade, and has little patience for my efforts to explain his social studies content. It's a lot to grasp without context, that a people for the first time asserted self-governence. I plan to show him the Preamble video when he gets here after school Monday, it just might help. As to all those adults, who should know that WE the people ARE the government, and yet fear our government as if it is something apart, I suspect they still don't get it.
Strange that I should read this thread now, as I returned earlier today from taking a family group to visit the Nina and Pinta replicas, in port for ten days in Newport, KY, near here. The Nina is as exact a replica as is possible, while the Pinta is for an unexplained reason 50% bigger. It is sobering to stand on the Nina, a tiny caracel, and imagine the courage and fortitude it took to sale west on her namesake's small, crowded deck. It was even more sobering to wonder the outcome had the voyage met complete disaster.
It appears I can count on you for interesting threads. Thank you.
Bill, a.k.a., Eyesore, Nyght, Bushwhack, Malmorte, Earthwind, Sunrise, Brandywyne, Mortea and Oleandera.
My grandson is in the third grade, and has little patience for my efforts to explain his social studies content. It's a lot to grasp without context, that a people for the first time asserted self-governence. I plan to show him the Preamble video when he gets here after school Monday, it just might help. As to all those adults, who should know that WE the people ARE the government, and yet fear our government as if it is something apart, I suspect they still don't get it.
Strange that I should read this thread now, as I returned earlier today from taking a family group to visit the Nina and Pinta replicas, in port for ten days in Newport, KY, near here. The Nina is as exact a replica as is possible, while the Pinta is for an unexplained reason 50% bigger. It is sobering to stand on the Nina, a tiny caracel, and imagine the courage and fortitude it took to sale west on her namesake's small, crowded deck. It was even more sobering to wonder the outcome had the voyage met complete disaster.
It appears I can count on you for interesting threads. Thank you.
Bill, a.k.a., Eyesore, Nyght, Bushwhack, Malmorte, Earthwind, Sunrise, Brandywyne, Mortea and Oleandera.
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