It is a week or so early, however, let me be the first to
wish you a happy birthday this year.

Make this your best year yet!

Bart

"Bart" .@. wrote in message
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It is a week or so early, however, let me be the first to
wish you a happy birthday this year.

Make this your best year yet!

yeah, next Wed., the 1st, but thanks buddy.

Scotty

Make this your best year yet!



Send him a Batman pez dispenser and some Coors and it will be.



RB
35s5
NY

Scotty wrote:
"Bart" .@. wrote in message
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It is a week or so early, however, let me be the first to
wish you a happy birthday this year.

Make this your best year yet!

yeah, next Wed., the 1st, but thanks buddy.

Scotty

Do you have anything special planned?

"Bart" wrote in message
oups.com..
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Scotty wrote:
"Bart" .@. wrote in message
...
It is a week or so early, however, let me be the first
to
wish you a happy birthday this year.

Make this your best year yet!

yeah, next Wed., the 1st, but thanks buddy.

Scotty

Do you have anything special planned?


Working , and then pizza with friends.

Scotty

"Bart" .@. wrote in message ...
It is a week or so early, however, let me be the first to
wish you a happy birthday this year.

Make this your best year yet!

Happy boithday Scotty!
Speaking of B-days...
My wife and I were sitting in a restaurant last night. At the table next to
us sat a lone man who claimed it was his 51st birthday. Next to him sat a
couple in their 80's, he being a WWII vet. My wife and I listened with
amazement while the 51 year old man lectured the old folks about what things
were like during WWII, how war has changed, and what life was like back
then, 15 years before the younger was born.
Finally the wife asked the younger, "did you serve in the military?"
"Nah," he said; "I missed Viet Nam by a very short amount of time."
The old folks listened politely, but I was embarrassed for the man.
When the old man had trouble getting up (he was using an electric walker), I
went over and helped him up. I asked him if he had had enough history for
one meal, to which his only answer was, "yeah, what an asshole."
We laughed all the way home.
Scout

Scout wrote:

Speaking of B-days...
My wife and I were sitting in a restaurant last night. At the table next to
us sat a lone man who claimed it was his 51st birthday. Next to him sat a
couple in their 80's, he being a WWII vet. My wife and I listened with
amazement while the 51 year old man lectured the old folks about what things
were like during WWII, how war has changed, and what life was like back
then, 15 years before the younger was born.
Finally the wife asked the younger, "did you serve in the military?"

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one meal, to which his only answer was, "yeah, what an asshole."
We laughed all the way home.
Scout

When I wore a uniform, it was only the older folks who lived through
WWII that treated me with respect--aside from a brief period during
the Gulf War when everyone jumped on the bandwagon to praise
the military. Oh, and a few airline stewardesses would bring me
into empty seats in first class--that was nice.

Most people treat military members like dirt when I was on active
duty--although I think that has improved in recent years.

Yeah Scout,

It sometimes does get embarrassing but then I remember that us old ww2
vets had an awful lot to do with how society turned out.

Us 80 year olds had the "Great Depression" to balance our outlook on
life. We often for get what history taught us. Todays "hot shots" have a
different set of weights to balance their thoughts.


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