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6 pointsI thought that i would post this as today was remembrance day. there has been so much in this day and age that i think the meaning sometimes gets lost, to me color of a poppy, thoughts on war, and everything else should not matter, so long as our thoughts are with the families of those who have lost loved ones. so to every one who has lost someone in war, to the people still fighting, and to everyone else no matter who a loved one was lost, you know that our thoughts are with you. Have a great Remembrance Day all. TC
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5 pointsAfter being on Cerb for over 3 years now. I've met many women from Cerb, of all sizes and races and ages. I've become on-line friends with many of them thou chat and PM's. I've also read most of the threads here and have come to the conclusion that the women that are the most successful and that I have had the best sessions with are women who truly love their work. I've learnt that some of these women started being an SP or MA due to personal circumstances. But have learnt that they actually enjoy doing this type of work and planned on doing it for as long as they can. These women enjoy giving and receiving pleasure and companionship. And as long as you are a gentleman and have good hygiene they welcome with you with open arms. And for the allocated time, they focus their attention on giving you companionship and pleasure. And if the chemistry is there and connection made. a friendship may be form where repeat encounters may occur with each one getting better and better as the comfort level and trust level form between two consenting adults. I have been lucky and have many encounters with kind loving women that I have continued contact with. Like any other job. If you truly love your work, and are good at it, success will come to you. This is a job where you can offer companionship and pleasure to men that are lonely or just lack the physical intimacy that humans need due to unfortunate circumstances. I am truly grateful to have met so many women that love their work and hope to meet many more. It really has changed my life. xoxoxox to all of you.
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5 pointsLaughing at it all in good fun. I am mature AND I have perky titts. So there! :biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:
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4 pointsIt's not a new phenomenon. They've been around almost as long as the red poppies. http://www.ppu.org.uk/whitepoppy/ And unlike the red poppies, they aren't trademarked, so you won't get sued for using them in the "wrong" way http://www.cbc.ca/newsblogs/yourcommunity/2013/10/legion-asks-reddit-to-remove-poppy-over-trademark.html or get told that you are "disrespecting" veterans for wearing it in the "wrong" way I noticed a lot of comments lately about the white poppies, probably due to a ridiculous Sun article recently published. All I have to say to that is... stop reading the goddamn Sun.
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3 pointsThis tells you that she values institutions over individuals. She doesn't care what "mere" individuals get up to, but once you mess with a marriage or a family -- NOW she's offended. That's an old-fashioned view of things, in which (for example) a marriage is more important than the two people in it. Similar thinking makes people find a church more important than its parishioners, and loyalty to your country more important than questioning your government. Everyone needs something to believe in and value I guess -- she's picked some handed-down institutions. The structures over the people in them. *shrug* I can never get my head around that, but at least now you've learned something about your friend.
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3 pointsBased on some of the comments, I'm not sure too many people followed Kathryn Bardot's links to the White Poppy history. Following that link lead me to others which resulted in the following letter being sent: Dear Mxxx, Though you couldn't prove it based on the email I've not sent, you and Pxx are often in my mind. In Canada, Veteran's Day is known as Remembrance Day. As with a lot of things here that are done differently than in the US, to me, this makes sense as remembering is sort of the point to it all. A chat site I read had a discussion going on about White Poppies versus Red Poppies. I followed a link from one of the comments to an article which linked me to another site that had "Willie McGee" playing in the background which got me to trying to remember the exact lyrics which took me to another site which took me to YouTube (still following me?) which took me to the song "I Was Only 19". Have you heard of it? Although it was written by an Australian and references the ANZAC troops, memories of some things you've told me came back when I listened to it. If you've not heard it, it is here: And if you've not heard it and you listen to it, you might want to have a good drink near to hand when you do. Something to toast old memories with. All of which got me to thinking... Jesus! We were all so young, such kids then. How we all of us managed to survive our own idiocies long enough to start worrying about arthritis is beyond me. But we did. I'm glad you and Pxx are still here. And thank you for your service, both military and socially since then. Someone needs to tell you that every now and again. Remembrance Day seems an appropriate day to do so. Take care... And I wish to pass along the same thanks to all those others who have served or are serving!
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3 pointsI remember all those whom I've lost under my command, the thousands I've watched loose their lives in The Gulf War, Bosnia 3 times, Croatia twice, Kosovo twice, Afganistan nine times, Iraq twice and Libya. I remember all my friends I've lost in the Afganistan and Iraq wars. They gave everything and asked for nothing in return. It is what soldiers do...we just want to be respected and remembered...we care and protect those who cannot protect themselves...we walk away from those we love, and ask for nothing in return. Remember us and remember those who gave their lives so you and millions of others around the world can be free.
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3 pointsI agree that these forms of relationships have been around forever (Ben Franklin in Paris!); it's just that they're discussed more openly now that the once-immovable conservative lid is lifting off the culture in general,* and sexuality is a large part of that. My impression is that young people on average really are more open about sex, and having sex earlier and without nearly as much guilt or fear as 30 years ago. But that said, even if young people's sexual bell curve has shifted sharply in the "permissive" direction, that still leaves plenty of young people on one trailing end of that curve who still avoid it out of fear, or simply choose to abstain, and those who do have sex earlier but weren't especially keen or ready for it. Also, stuff I read suggests that while casual sex is much more common, it's a kind of porn-ified, detached, indifferent kind of sex; and young people are as confused as ever about integrating sex into their emotional lives, and vice versa. * this was almost: "the once-immovable conservative lid is lifting off the cultural pot, and letting loose the thick, steaming, bubbling and complicated stew of our formerly suppressed or hidden sexuality! And onions." ... But I realized the metaphor was getting away from me.
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3 pointsIf you promise to someone you won't do something then do it anyway, that's pretty much the textbook definition of cheating. Especialy true when it's with a religious marriage where you take a public oath to being faithfull. Doing an activity without your spouse is not the same thing as doing an activity you know she doesn't want you to do and lying about it. Monogamy and polygamy are both natural. And both are good (as long as both sex are free to be polygamous). If we check at the animals closer to humans, Gibbons are monogamous, while bonobos are polygamous. The stigma isn't so much about not being monogamous. It's about the lying that some do by pretending to be monogamous, but seeing others in secret. The younger générations are willing to explore with and without their partners.... but usually it must be aggreed by both parties before it happen.
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3 pointsRemember seeing this, dug it up on the web, and there is a lot of truth to it. Seems appropriate to post on Remembrance Day It is the Soldier, not the minister Who has given us freedom of religion. It is the Soldier, not the reporter Who has given us freedom of the press. It is the Soldier, not the poet Who has given us freedom of speech. It is the Soldier, not the campus organizer Who has given us freedom to protest. It is the Soldier, not the lawyer Who has given us the right to a fair trial. It is the Soldier, not the politician Who has given us the right to vote. It is the Soldier who salutes the flag, Who serves beneath the flag, And whose coffin is draped by the flag, Who allows the protester to burn the flag.
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3 pointsThat, and not having children. Many people cannot conceive of a life lived without marriage and especially without having kids. Many have never imagined that these things are choices, and treat them instead as unquestionable edicts. And many who will inquire about their absence with an initial air of kindness soon turn to condescension ("Oh, you'll change your mind!" "It's different when its yours!"). Then if you continue to explain your position, they take offense, as though by being secure in your own choices you are denigrating theirs. The world's full of all kinds of people. The most adult thing you can do in life is know yourself, and construct a life in accordance with your own nature. It's often harder than taking the better-traveled road, but I think it's much more rewarding to carve our your own.
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2 pointsAs a single unattached woman I've often heard throughout my single years, why aren't you married, why don't you have a boyfriend. Then comes the other question are you gay, lol. I guess if a girl is single some assume she might be gay?? I never understood that conclusion as gay men and women date, marry and couple. Anyway, it does appear that even today it's expected that we are all supposed to be coupled. Being single seems to leave the impression with some that the single person is somehow lost, not marriage material, incapable of finding a mate?? Whatever happened to choices, and that being single is a chosen position for many:)
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2 pointsIt all boils down to choice. I wear the Red as a tribute to those who fell and a sombre celebration of their sacrifice. I choose not to wear the White, not because I disagree with its message, but because I feel it's the wrong day. But I have nothing against anyone who does. I feel the White's campaign is well intentioned, but misguided; a child who means well but hasn't earned the necessary wisdom yet. I don't think the organizers behind intend to show any disrespect to veterans, but I do agree they should consider spreading their message on a different day. I read a quote from one veteran who summed it up perfectly-he may have disagreed with the message, but he respected their right to express it because he fought to make sure they could.
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2 pointsQuiet Remembrance Day evening at Pigales. Managed to see three girls: Mila: tall, 21-year old Croatian spinner. Itty-bitties, almost non-existent titties, still quite the spectacular nips. Long brown hair, down to the middle of her back. White and pale, as CH likes them. Only good for lovers of spinners, otherwise, not much of a body. Very cute girl, moderate mileage in CR, nothing spectacular. Mina: tall, 40-year old MILF, reminds me a bit of Julianne Moore. Large man-made boobs, which are hanging a little low these days. On the outside, she didn't seem like she'd be worth a CR dance, but she was absolutely spectacular in the CR! The older gals know how to treat the guys right! Sienna: medium-height, 5'4", ebony girl originally from the Ivory Coast. Nice body, very nice boobs and booty, as you'd expect from ebony girls. This one grew up in Canada, so there's no accent. Overall, I'd say she had the best overall body, a good mix of everything that most guys like. Facially, she's a GND. Moderate mileage in CR, slightly better than Mila's, no where near Mina's. Today's winner was Mina, as far as I'm concerned.
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2 pointsMy Grandfather fought for our Country in two world wars. He joined when he 14 by lying about his age. He was in many battles that were written in our history books and was awarded many metals for bravery and heroism. He survived many battles and remembered bullets whizzing by his head and watching his comrades get blown to pieces within a few feet from where he stood. Our family believed he was invincible. After settling in back home in Nova Scotia, he found himself working in the mines. The only decent jobs available for those times. He ran a crew of 10 men and as they dug deep below the surface, the canary dropped dead. That signified a gas leak and the men had to get out as quickly as possible or they would parish as well. The coal car was stuffed with men and there was no room for one more man. My Grandfather jumped out and told a young worker to get in. He said, send it back down for me after you surface. The men road up in the coal car but new my Grandfather's chances of being alive after breathing all that gas, was slim to none. They sent the car back on it's way down but the hoist cable snapped. The car plunged into the depths of the mine and it's screaming wheels were a warning that it was totally out of control. My Grandfather was at the end of the mine as the car careened toward him. There was no room to maneuver to get out of the car's way. Once the gas was cleared, the miners went back down to see if they could save my Grandfather. They found him at the end of the mine, crushed by the coal car. My family recalls that he always said, "It's not fighting for my country that will be the death of me. It will be something else entirely and it will have little impact on anyone." He was right about the wars not doing him in but the impact he had by jumping out of the coal car to let a young man get on instead is something that young man will never forget. He thought my Grandfather never knew what he had done for him that day. He went down the mine shaft once again to be close to where it happened so he could pray for my Grandfather. As he set his light down, it slid on a rock and aimed on a wall of darkness. The young man went closer as he thought he could see something. Etched in the stone he saw a note that said, "David. It has been a privilege to know you. Please do me a favour will you. Say goodbye to my family for me." The young man's name was David and he did say goodbye for him. There are a lot of humans on this planet but only a few have the guts and the heart to fight for their country. Even less could give up their own lives to save another. I am so proud to be named after my Grandfather. Even though I never really knew him, I knew he was an honorable man of integrity. I'm happy to have the bloodline of such a heroic man. If it wasn't for him and the soldiers that were with him, we would all be living completely different lives. I wish to personally thank all the brave men that fought for our freedom. May you all be kings in the plains of your heaven and may all the angels be CERB girls.
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2 pointsI met Lyka in October during her first trip to Moncton. WOW !! What an amazing experience:!: The girl that met me at the door was the girl from the photos although they really don't do her justice. She's even better looking in person. Our time together was also exactly as she had described and I enjoyed every second of it. There was no rushing or clock watching and she made me feel comfortable immediately. She is friendly, funny, sexy and HOT :!: I just wish I had met her on her first day in town, rather than the last, so I could have seen her again. I'm not making that mistake this week when she's in Fredericton :grin:
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2 pointsRemembering and Thanking all those who past, those who still serve. My Grandfather and Grandmother, he an Air Force solider, she built airplanes!
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2 pointsSingle not by choice, my wife for 25 years died of cancer. Since that happened of course I have struggled with whether to find another committed relationship, and have decided to lead a single life, I have my children and am comfortably well off. But at times I must admit to bouts of loneliness, and maybe having that companion to share life would be beneficial. Participating in this hobby is obviously enjoyable but the hour always comes to an end.
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2 pointsThat's a interesting point and has me wondering if only singles hobbied and provided would the profession be more accepted? A rather conservative, very well educated woman I know made the point that the problem she has with service providers is that they provide for married men. That is her issue with the profession, as she stated, she could care less what others sell or do with their bodies. What bothers her is those who mingle with attached people. A bit silly perhaps, but something to ponder. As I do feel that in even the most conservative society's most don't care what we do sexually( between adults that is) it's who we do it with that is concerning to them .
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1 pointHave you ever come onto the general discussion forum and continually read posts that you find so well done, articulate, concise and very politely put? I have and have messaged to thank the op. But in this case and of course this is just my opinion, but this person- MIGHTY PEN-(A well suited name) :) does just that EVERY time he posts. Never is there a note of bias, favoritism towards another member, insincerity, meanness, but rather, a sense of understanding, a willingness of acceptance and a very kind way of accepting and explaining another's point of view. So the point of this post-well- I think people like him need to be thanked, openly and often so.... Mighty Pen, you make this forum more pleasurable, more interesting and so much more inviting for me and for that I thank you:):)
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1 pointI've wondered the same thing Maybe the time goes by when you start writing your post Example, you start writing your post at 4pm but by the time you finish writing and sending it's 4:15pm, yet it shows on CERB as posted at 4pm Just a thought RG
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1 pointHHmmmm I am getting a sense of Deja-vue...!! http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=153946
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1 pointI suppose I have to agree with you here. Those darn vows are based on mainly Christian values brought over from Europe. I often wonder when we will eliminate those and create our own to suit our needs. Perhaps never. Certainly not in our lifetime. However, I am seeing more and more people opting out of religious marriages and seeking out other means of becoming partners. Writing your own vows is also very trendy right now, and I have been to church weddings where the faithful issue isnt even mentioned. Similar to the obey vow that is now more or less obsolete. I must say I was rather stunned waiting for the "faithful to one" clause and it wasn't even mentioned. Did the Priest miss it, was it on purpose? I have no idea because I didn't know the couple well (I was the date of a guest). People are also choosing to cohabitate without the piece of paper. It makes one wonder if monogamy is implied or not. I guess thats up to each individual partnership. Polyamoury is indeed a whole other issue. Perhaps I am blinded in my opinion because quite a few of my friends follow that trend. I would say maybe 50%. So the stigma still stands. I just don't think of it that way. Cheaters (as you put it) usually have a reason. And it's always a well founded one. But do they love their spouse any less? Not that I've seen. Sometimes my regular Gents that trust me, talk about this. It seems that at some stage of a marriage a lot of women (for whatever reason) lose interest in sex and the gentleman is left with a spouse they love but that vow of faithfulness has gone out the window. Not to be harsh, but my view of faithful monogamy means living up to your end of the bargain and working on that aspect to maintain your vow. So who is letting who down?
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1 pointGreat Choice of Words ChristyCurves Most if not all of us, including myself very much enjoy reading the wise words of MightyPen Thanks for all your wonderful posts xxo
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1 pointI'm guessing when I retire, it will be similar to the motivation of a pro athlete retiring.... My body simply won't let me play the game I love anymore ;)
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1 pointThe Earth as seem from the Moon - a bit humbling - we're not that big & important from this vantage point: The Earth as seem from the Mars - even more humbling:
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1 pointI don't know of too many dancers who "love" their job but do know that some still make a good income. An elite dancer (call her Nancy) told me that an average girl who works full time could pull in $125K annually. Nancy is above average and takes 3 or 4 southern vacations a year. She bought a house (obviously with a mortgage) and a nice car by the time she was 20. She is quite the landlord today. I know of another lady in same boat but believe she's full or part owner in a new spa. Another drives a very nice car plus has 3 children. All are in late 30's and all still look stunning. If a dancer smiles a lot, circulates, pleasant to talk with and not immediately asking for dances, she can do very well.
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1 pointCongratulations you yummy thing. 2000 delicious posts is quite the achievement! More please!!!
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1 pointWow!!! Amazing Hun Congrats We all look forward to the many more to come Kisses and Stay Sexy
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1 pointEven if a provider was against married hobbist, it would be hard to know for sure. If you talk about that with her again, i suggest making a link with other type of "sellers". The guy who sell liquor at the LCBO don't know if the client will drink and drive after the party. As for the OP, i think it really depends on the "type" of single. Single as in no-string attached but still go on dates, have one night, etc. I think most people would be okay with you having that kind of life. Most people tend to assume that single people are in the second category. Really single. No dates and no sex. It pretty hard to have a fullfilling life when it's the case. And there is people in that situation. For the first kind, i think it's your world as much as for couple and you won't have problems being happy. The second kind however, it's truely a world for couples. Every single movie, book, news seem to be talking about couples or sex. Whenever you go outside for a walk or do activities, you see couples. Or cute guy/girl that you'd like to date. It's almost impossible to not feel lonely in that situation.
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1 pointIn Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and now we lie In Flanders fields. Take up our quarrel with the foe: To you from failing hands we throw The torch; be yours to hold it high. If ye break faith with us who die We shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders fields. TODAY...JUST REMEMBER!!!
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1 pointNot sure if i believe in Heaven. But dogs definitively have emotions! Maybe a month ago i've read an article about scientist experimenting with dogs. They used trainned dogs that could stay still to check their brainwaves via MRI. When they were put in the presence of their owners ( visual or just the scent), the part of the brain that house emotion for humans, had activity. Was a nice read and hopefully they'll do more test to validate all that. =)
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1 pointMy father survived WWII ... but nevertheless this is an incredibly important day to pause and remember.
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1 pointProfessional companions aren't the issue, it isn't their marriage (sorry for terminology here, not judgement laden, everyone's marriage/relationship is unique) that they are having an affair on. If someone wants to be pointing fingers point fingers at the person who is stepping out. If professional companions were not available, then a married man would be having affairs with women who might want the man to leave his wife for her. If he does leave his wife, she gets hurt. If he doesn't, then the women he is having an affair with gets hurt. Seeing a companion, it is no strings attached, and may, if done discretely, keep a husband with his wife, because he has his companionship needs met. Professional companions do not really, if you think of it, threaten a marriage. As for being single, I know in all likelihood if I mentioned I see companions, probably someone would say "RG, I know a really nice girl for you"...yeah those pesky blind dates again. People would be surprised to know of the many nice girls I've met in this lifestyle, people just have to remember when it comes to sex, nice women and men do have sex. It's just instead of a promise of a ring and a relationship (those pesky strings again) the lady receives her donation A rambling RG
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1 pointEveryday so many people wake up each day dreading the day ahead of them, they dread going to work, and facing all of their fellow colleagues That is not the same for me, I wake up every morning happy and eager to head to work I truly love what I do, and not a lot of people can say that about their career so although people may look down on me for my career choice at least I know that each day I go to work with a smile on my face
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1 pointIt is notable that they seemed to be completely uninterested in the fact that these girls were running escort services - the charges were related to working in Canada with without authorization rather than the line of work they were in. The fact that border services was involved from the beginning would suggest to me that HRPD involvement was due to the specific people targeted by the feds rather than random local vice activities. This is perhaps one of the few cases were local police actually helped the local sex industry, if unintentionally: they got rid of illegal immigrant workers taking revenue away from legit local ladies trying to make a living. Interesting when you think about it.
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1 pointWe may also find that things improve as society's attitude towards sex in general becomes less restrained. I mean, we still live in a culture where nobody blinks an eye to watch a show where a person's head is chopped in half and more blood than is in the body spatters out...but accidentally show a nipple and all hell breaks loose. However, it's seems like slowly over the last couple generations people have become a bit more liberal in their attitudes towards sex, seeing it more and more as a natural and healthy thing. But of course as long as it mostly remains something society feels ashamed of, then anything associated with it will also seem unnatural. I wonder, in some European countries where sex isn't such a taboo thing, is escorting generally considered more acceptable?
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1 pointI will close my business for the full day on nov 11 as I always have for the past 32 years I have been in business . I do it to remember all who have sacrificed for us and for my grandfather whose shrapnel that emerged from his body years after his wounds suffered in world war 1 I still have in a pill box, and for my father in law who fought in Italy, holland and the black Forrest in Germany who did not speak of his exploits but left diaries in his safety deposit box only found after his death and for my niece wounded in Afghanistan at the age of 22 who is still fighting her demons unexpected but found there ! I wish the color of a poppy was important but the fact is as we age and as a society our respect for those that have sacrificed all for us is slowly being pushed aside by those who have politically decided it isn't important anymore or was immorally wrong to start with. The rights of those who detest are won and protected by those who sacrificed ! I for one will always wear red in respect and shall never forget.
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1 pointThanks Spud for the mention :) .... At 5'11" and 130lbs I am tall and slim..... My Fav article of clothing lay on the floor beside yours.... Please feel free to check out my profile http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/member.php?u=76755 and Reco's http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=111731 Kisses xox
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