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You must spread some Mojo around before giving it to Gemini Cricket again.

He does this every year. Notice those are only the names since April of 2005, and it will be continued next week.

Although I may not agree with the politics behind it, I have the utmost respect for those doing there duty and serving our country.

On Memorial Day, I always take a moment to read the story of the Sullivan Brothers. If you get a chance, Google them. It's an extraordinary story. Very sad, but it's one of the ultimate stories of heroism ever.

Story of the Sullivans

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"Which one?" Thomas Sullivan asked. It was early on the morning of January 11, 1943 and Tom was the only one moving about the kitchen of the house at 98 Adams Street in Waterloo, Iowa. He had awakened that morning to prepare for work and, while fixing breakfast, noticed the black sedan arrive. The three men in Naval uniforms had been welcomed inside. The Sullivan patriarch knew before they spoke that they were bringing news of his sons. He also knew the news wouldn't be happy news.

Lieutenant Commander Truman Jones swallowed hard. It was the saddest, most disagreeable task of his Navy career. "I'm sorry. All five." he said matter of factly. There was no other way to break this kind of news.

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Originally Posted by ubergeek42

Although I may not agree with the politics behind it, I have the utmost respect for those doing there duty and serving our country.

Unfortunately, there are many in this country who feel that if you don't support the mission or the politics behind it, you can't possibly support the troops.

I'm not one of them, however. I agree with your post wholeheartedly.

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You must spread some Mojo around before giving it to Gemini Cricket again.

Thank you GC