250 Years of Red, White and Blue on the 4th of July 2026....... God Bless America 🇺🇲 🇺🇲 🇺🇲 🇺🇲 🇺🇲

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Looks like a duck, walks like a duck etc etc......



Your a duck and an Isolationist..... Own it and be a duck you cuck 🦆 :yes: 🤣
I mean, what do I do with this? When this is your retort, I feel like I can just let it shine. It is a bit pathetic.

But back to the conversation, what does it for you? Is it a veiny cock or smooth and perfectly straight?
 
I mean, what do I do with this? When this is your retort, I feel like I can just let it shine. It is a bit pathetic.

But back to the conversation, what does it for you? Is it a veiny cock or smooth and perfectly straight?
Jeez bro no one here needs to hear about your weekend escapades...... you sure have had some wild ones from your description of events and "beef tastings" it seems 😂
 
Kid - You should seriously reconsider your approach to labeling everything and everyone...

Nothing is as black and white as you seem to think and people can have different opinions and - gasp - still be decent people. A person that disagrees with war in Iran is not a “terrorist supporter” just like people that don’t like Donald Trump aren’t (necessarily) “libtards”.
I remember saying something extremely-similar a few months ago.

Good stuff and appreciate it man. Thank you *_*
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Before the Artemis Program.......

Before the International Space Station.....


Before the moon, the Apollo Missions and the Final Frontier......



There was Chuck Yeager.



Amongst many feats and accomplishments he served in both WWll as a fighter pilot and a distinguished Ace and commander of the 405th Fighter Wing in Vietnam. Chucks most notable feat was being the first person to break the sound barrier as a Test Pilot.....he went on to train the first American Astronauts at NASA.



Yeager received a Medal of Freedom, a Congressional Silver Medal, Silver Star and the Distinguished Flying Cross for his service to the flag and country.......



250 Years......



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Before the end of segregation in America and in American sports Babe Ruth was ahead of his time.......



A favorite amongst all Baseball fans......



-Ruth regularly participated in barnstorming games against Negro League teams across the country and Cuban All-Star teams as well........


-He Even played against Japanese Americans in the Nisei League in CA.....


-A player who performed at the highest levels as a two way player both on the mound pitching and with the bat hitting in ways not seen anytime before.... Or some could argue since.....



-An AL MVP, a 7 Time WS Champ, a 12 time HR Leader, 2 time All-Star, a Baseball Hall of Famer at Cooperstown and to this day still stands as the OPS Career Leader......




But most importantly a man of the people who always wanted to connect with children and fans..... And spread the love of the Game of Baseball.



George Herman "Babe" Ruth......



The Sultan of Swat.....



The Great Bambino.....



250 Years.......



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i remember the bicentennial. there was a lot of excitement. we were painting hydrants and telephone poles RW&B
caulking up the sidewalks and school yards. putting RW&B streamers on our bicycles.

i just don't sense the same excitement and enthusiasm for the 250th

a bit of patriotic trivia and little known fact

Which 2 founding fathers and former presidents died hours apart on the 50th anniversary. July 4th 1826

now ain't that sumthin.





























John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, both key Founding Fathers and former presidents, died on July 4, 1826, the exact 50th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence. [1, 2]
  • Thomas Jefferson (3rd President/Primary Author of the Declaration) died at age 83 at his home, Monticello.
  • John Adams (2nd President/Member of the drafting committee) died at age 90 at his home in Quincy, Massachusetts.
 
Before the end of segregation in America and in American sports Babe Ruth was ahead of his time.......



A favorite amongst all Baseball fans......



-Ruth regularly participated in barnstorming games against Negro League teams across the country and Cuban All-Star teams as well........


-He Even played against Japanese Americans in the Nisei League in CA.....


-A player who performed at the highest levels as a two way player both on the mound pitching and with the bat hitting in ways not seen anytime before.... Or some could argue since.....


-An AL MVP, a 7 Time WS Champ, a 12 HR Leader, 2 time All-Star, a Baseball Hall of Famer at Cooperstown and to this day still stands as the OPS Career Leader...... But most importantly a man of the people who always wanted to connect with children and fans..... And spread the love of the Game of Baseball.



George Herman "Babe" Ruth......



The Great Bambino.....



250 Years.......



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Jesus christ as big as The Babe was Judge dwarfs him
 
i remember the bicentennial. there was a lot of excitement. we were painting hydrants and telephone poles RW&B
caulking up the sidewalks and school yards. putting RW&B streamers on our bicycles.

i just don't sense the same excitement and enthusiasm for the 250th
I remember it too, you couldn't escape the excitement if you wanted. TV and radio commercials, clothing, there were even bicentennial paint jobs on cars.

And the advertisements for fireworks was intense. My dad was into fireworks and explosives in general. We lived on a farm in NW Minnesomalia on the banks of the Red River. Dad put on a hell of a show that day.
 
Before space travel or the advent of rockets...... or even jet powered engines.....


When man traveled by foot, horse or train and some if lucky by car....


A young pair of working class brothers in a bicycle shop from Ohio set out to the change not just what is possible with American ingenuity and engineering...... but transformed the world in many ways to what it is now with the advent of the airplane......



Their names were Wilbur and Orville Wright....... from Dayton, Ohio.


Showing that even what was once believed to be impossible or unimaginable is possible and can happen........



Here in America.



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Men like Howard Hughes were obsessed with fulfilling their full potential not just for themselves but for others around them and for country......


He broke the Transcontinental Speed Record flying from CA to New Jersey in roughly 7 and a half hours and also broke the record for Fastest Flight around the World.....


He transformed commercial and military aviation pioneering hydraulic systems in airplanes pushing the boundaries of flight and aviation even further.... Also pioneered flush rivets on planes like on the H-1 that broke speed records and was a marvel of its time.


Howard represents and embodies the entrepreneurial spirit of America and to always fulfill ones full potential......




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i remember the bicentennial. there was a lot of excitement. we were painting hydrants and telephone poles RW&B
caulking up the sidewalks and school yards. putting RW&B streamers on our bicycles.

i just don't sense the same excitement and enthusiasm for the 250th

a bit of patriotic trivia and little known fact

Which 2 founding fathers and former presidents died hours apart on the 50th anniversary. July 4th 1826

now ain't that sumthin.





























John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, both key Founding Fathers and former presidents, died on July 4, 1826, the exact 50th anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence. [1, 2]
  • Thomas Jefferson (3rd President/Primary Author of the Declaration) died at age 83 at his home, Monticello.
  • John Adams (2nd President/Member of the drafting committee) died at age 90 at his home in Quincy, Massachusetts.
That is pretty crazy......

But pretty meaningful.... I wonder if they meditated on this and sort of wished or wanted it that way 🤔
 
I remember it too, you couldn't escape the excitement if you wanted. TV and radio commercials, clothing, there were even bicentennial paint jobs on cars.

And the advertisements for fireworks was intense. My dad was into fireworks and explosives in general. We lived on a farm in NW Minnesomalia on the banks of the Red River. Dad put on a hell of a show that day.
I remember they let the public paint all the fire hydrants where I lived. 1976!

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