bookmarks

[still.trucking]

Jacky is my name not jack. You know I said yes above but it is only now that I understand what you were saying about the 1199 hits.

But they take so long to load. And also I thought if i used another handle people will forget about stilltrucking and all my language crimes.

Please do not blow my cover I will never live stilltrucking down.

Cecil wrote:

eye2bookmarquedurbookmarks
ihadtodothisveryquicklybecuzidont
havemuchtimeleftasi'mreadingeverything

I think Netscape used to call them favorites

Well if you find a few minutes here is a


a random bookmark for you Cecil

as luck would have it
is one my favorite music videos
better for you than Cherrios
more fiber
you can't get too much fiber if you got to tap these keys like you grapho mania

I hate it when that happens to me john prine

you been getting enough fiber in your diet amigo?
i got this powder stuff I put a tea spoon in my coffee a couple times a day
it keeps me going better than dwight yoakam

[mtmynd]

fiber? shit, i get more fiber than i can shit! no shit!

oatmeal with wheat germ and flax seed in the a.m. along with my homemade bread with oats, whole wheat, flax and other nutrients...
i'm a walkin' bowl of fiber 24/7/365, (with an occassional break, of course... too much routine is no routine at all but an obsession... and i'll have none of that obsessing stuff, you know... )

john prine oughta keep on singing, doncha think?

[still.trucking]

Obsession
I think of Liz Taylor and her perfume when I hear that word
Then there was a movie called The Magnificent Obsession
I wonder what that was all about.

I went to the store to buy some arugula,
I read in Clay's column Forgive and Forget

I'll bet he [Obama] has no problem with bowel movements

.

I wonder if that has anyting to do with all that arugula he eats.

[tarbaby]

me and flaming ace had some nice friendly chats using these cb handles.

that sum bitch and old Clay the only two peckerheads only ones ever gave me the adrenalin shakes.

I been fasting every every morning feels good.

judih sliped me a line or two
of poetry

to help me on my way

Ten four please keep on singing Mr Prine.

How did he get so old I met him at the nashiville airport back in 75
he looked like a kid.

Hard to figure
Sometimes I go weeks without looking at myself in the mirror. I shaved today.

I look so young
and John looks so old

I been thinking of a new handle a brother used to call me on the radio when I used this tarbaby handle and all the guys from alabama was calling me burrhead. but he called me "toothles tiger."

Heavy medical melodrama going on right now. THe bear got a hole in his back and his wife has t repack it. I am here for moral support.

[stilltrucking]

I lost all my bookmarks.
Well I still have them somewhere on one of these hard drives




Starting over


http://books.google.com/books?id=QbdLq- ... &q&f=false

[SadLuckDame]

I have them if you want them back
http://home.roadrunner.com/~stilltrucki ... orites.htm
and
http://home.roadrunner.com/~stilltrucking2/books.htm

[MrGuilty]

Thank you. I do not have a time warner acco unt anymore that is so strange that the web page is still there. Thank you so much, did I sa y that?

That means maybe I can still edit the webpage for my other stuff. thank you so much for the li nks.

th is keyboard is sticky as if I needed help with my typos

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Lt. Gen. John Kelly, who lost son to war, says U.S. largely unaware of sacrifice
Without once referring to his son's death, the general delivered a passionate and at times angry speech about the military's sacrifices and its troops' growing sense of isolation from society.

"Their struggle is your struggle," he told the ballroom crowd of former Marines and local business people. "If anyone thinks you can somehow thank them for their service, and not support the cause for which they fight - our country - these people are lying to themselves. . . . More important, they are slighting our warriors and mocking their commitment to this nation."

Kelly is the most senior U.S. military officer to lose a son or daughter in Iraq or Afghanistan. He was giving voice to a growing concern among soldiers and Marines: The American public is largely unaware of the price its military pays to fight the United States' distant conflicts. Less than 1 percent of the population serves in uniform at a time when the country is engaged in one of the longest periods of sustained combat in its history.

President Obama devoted only six sentences to the war in Afghanistan in his State of the Union address in January. The 25-second standing ovation that lawmakers lavished on the troops lasted almost as long as the president's war remarks.

Kelly has largely shunned public attention since his speech and his son's death. He discussed his speech and his son to provide insight into the lives and the burdens of military families.

"We are only one of 5,500 American families who have suffered the loss of a child in this war," he said in an e-mail. "The death of my boy simply cannot be made to seem any more tragic than the others."



http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... 06355.html

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oh yes the cause for which they fight