7 December 1941 – Pearl Harbor

Always Remember: The declaration of war was issued AFTER the attack.


This film is interesting.


That’s my late dad’s stamp that he put on most correspondence.

The .Gif Friday Post No. 609 – Biker Bitch, Balloon Snake Taunt & Before Baskets

[Found here, here and somewhere, maybe here.]

The .Gif Friday Post No. 597 – In The Camel Lot, Pretty Little Bottle Opener & Pumpin’ The Conc

[Found here, here and created from here.]

The .Gif Friday Post No. 562 – 7 December 1941 We Remember

The missus’ Uncle Harry was there. The Japanese were strafing the airfield, and Harry dived under the heaviest piece of equipment he could find.  He found out later that it was an ammo truck.

Harry survived the attack. Many did not.

That’s a scan of my late Dad’s rubber stamp. He used on all his snail-mail correspondence.

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Shark Attack

That beast looks to be about 6 feet long. The one that attacked the kid in San Diego this weekend and took a chunk out of his torso was 5 to 6 feet longer, about the length of the cool Stingray in the photo.

Think about the damage an aggressive shark half its size could do.

Here’s my honest opinion. Let’s eat them before they eat us.

[Found here.]

11 September 2001 – REMEMBER ALWAYS

[Source: 911 Memorial Timeline.]

11 September 2001 was the largest sucker-punch by foreign combatants on U.S. soil since the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on 7 December 1941.

Watch FLIGHT 93 full screen in real time before liberal social media takes it down.

Lights out. Pay attention for 90 minutes. No bathroom breaks allowed. REMEMBER ALWAYS.

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Attack of the Bird Braineaters.

[Found here.]

When Rainbows Attack

[Found here.]

REMEMBER ALWAYS – 11 September 2001

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LISTEN.

 

 

 

Flogging someone with a dead pig really wasn’t my idea. Honest.

Pig Flogging

Dude’s strong as hell, but she’s still got the gun, and the Creepy Red Cabinet isn’t entirely innocent either. Who wears a turquoise jacket with yellow pants and blue shoes, anyway? I think that was her idea.

[Found here.]