On Mar 15, 1:49*pm, BAR wrote:
HK wrote:
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JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
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But seeing these remarks, more than once, simply reminds me that
when Bush had a chance to serve, he chose not to do his duty.

But he was younger and unemployed, there was a war underway that
he said he believed in, and he chose to pull strings, take
advantage of family connections, and then neglect to even
complete his obligations to the National Guard.
Harry, you had a chance to serve and chose not to.
Harry, you were young and unemployed, at least part of that time
that there was a war going on, and you chose to pull strings and
or take advantage of family connections to avoid serving your
country.
Harry, how can you sit in front of your computer and punch out
such garbage.

Actually, FLEEG, I did serve, but not in any way you could
comprehend, and I was never unemployed. Even when I was in college,
I had part-time jobs during semesters, and full-time jobs in the
summer.
You served yourself. You ran away and hid when your country called.

If only you knew your ass from a hole in the ground, eh? If you
have children, I feel sorrow for the DNA they inherited from you.
It'll be a handicap their entire lives.
Most of us know the relationship between our asses and holes in the
ground.

Since words are extremely important, do you have any thoughts on the
original subject of this thread, i.e.: what Bush said to the troops
and his exact choice (?) of words?

Isn't there a checkout aisle missing its bag boy?

Why? You need a job?

Nope, I've go a job. Do you need one?

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He's too busy trying to get people to think that he has a job, when in
fact, like San Diego, it was his wife's job, he was just tagging along.