^Very well put.

^ Concur, although I can't smoke in churches here in SoCal.

I'm curious. Let's put all the propoganda crap aside for the moment and look at the logistical picture.

This looks like it's made of monument quality stone. This thing must have cost someone a ton of $$$.

For what? To make a point? Here's something to ponder.

McCain would have used cardboard...

it isn't real herf....you can find these tombstone generators on line

Ya know...

as I lay there on the sofa, watching the football game, thinking about it, I realized this had to a photoshop or something...

well, here it is...

http://www.jjchandler.com/tombstone/ 

go figure.

#18 - you ain't the only World traveler, bud.

I lived in the Philippines for 3+ yrs and Greece for a year. Visited many other countries as well... about 15 total.

There's no place like home. (for now)

It was said long ago that "All great democracies will fail when the people learn that they can vote themselves gifts from the public treasury". This is what the Dems are good at. In a year, you won't be able to find one person who will admit to voting for Obama. I expect him to sell us out to terror and islam by then.

We shall see.

I voted for Obama.

I'll be back in a year to remind you...

I noticed that ended under the Republican Administration. Well with a little hope and a change in January she will rise like a phoenix from the ashes sometime in 2010.

and I'll say I told you so

29. Author: opu Date: 11/14/2008 05:50 AM Reply

I voted for Obama.

I'll be back in a year to remind you...

Come back in a year so I can say 'I told you so'

MACS...what part of the Philippines were in?

I have spent a lot of time in Quezon City, Eastwood, Makati, Alabang, etc.

Its a date.

Either way I'll admit it.

Well, of course Apu voted for Obama. Make sure next year when you admit to voting for him, it's not on the Quik E Mart's time.

Actually since I do work a 24 hour firefighter shift, there is a good chance it would be done while on duty.