Well, nazis loved blowing them up.
What can possibly go wrong this July 4th?
I hope my query is not resurrected three days from now.
Mr. CIA: "Well I'll be darned! While vacationing at a remote cabin in the woods, I happened to come across an ancient Sumerian book with a cover made of human flesh filled with spells written in blood! I'm just gonna read a couple of these out loud for ####s and giggles. What could go wrong?"
And Mexico is going to pay for our half.It's going to be a joint parade with Russia so it will only cost half that amount.
How about somebody be like the guy in Tiananmen square and stand in front if the tanksWill there be goose stepping in the parade?
Its been done. Would this be by way of homage, or would it be derivative and played? Now if someone could float in a lawn chair balloon contraption so that they would be in the path of the Blue Angels, that would be cool. It would take maybe a dozen Baby Trump Balloons to get a mid sized male airborne. Just saying.How about somebody be like the guy in Tiananmen square and stand in front if the tanks
It's all so hilarious!Its been done. Would this be by way of homage, or would it be derivative and played? Now if someone could float in a lawn chair balloon contraption so that they would be in the path of the Blue Angels, that would be cool. It would take maybe a dozen Baby Trump Balloons to get a mid sized male airborne. Just saying.
Yep, horrible, grotesque as Buttigieg said.the RNC has been given tickets to distribute for the event. It’s already clear that this is in substance going to be another Trump political rally.
Im sure all those that complain when athletes or others “make things just about themselves” will surely be consistent and take POTUS to task for this.Yep, horrible, grotesque as Buttigieg said.
This isn't a problem with his grandiosity or narcissism, this is about converting a national tradition and government property to private use.Im sure all those that complain when athletes or others “make things just about themselves” will surely be consistent and take POTUS to task for this.
I'm sorry if my meeting the absurd with absurdity is not appropriate. Its a defense mechanism and like many such defense mechanisms is not always politically correct.It's all so hilarious!
Oh its both.This isn't a problem with his grandiosity or narcissism, this is about converting a national tradition and government property to private use.
This is not his to use, and yet he is going to do it anyway.This isn't a problem with his grandiosity or narcissism, this is about converting a national tradition and government property to private use.
Don't apologizeI'm sorry if my meeting the absurd with absurdity is not appropriate. Its a defense mechanism and like many such defense mechanisms is not always politically correct.
He is working on bedazzling Sheriff Clarke’s uniform.I wonder what medals or awards he will bestow upon himself during the parade.
BEST GENERAL EVERI wonder what medals or awards he will bestow upon himself during the parade.
He’s definitely thought about some type of military outfit. One that looks good with his makeup and freshly done hair.He is working on bedazzling Sheriff Clarke’s uniform.
OK Ok. I get all bent.I'm sorry if my meeting the absurd with absurdity is not appropriate. Its a defense mechanism and like many such defense mechanisms is not always politically correct.
No worries. We can share the women we can share the wine.OK Ok. I get all bent.
This accident will be the start of infrastructure week. Win/win.So if a bridge collapses because of these stupid tanks Trump requested. Will he personally pay to fix it?
The tanks are going to be parked at various locations. They're not participating in the parade.So if a bridge collapses because of these stupid tanks Trump requested. Will he personally pay to fix it?
oh. that's totally normal.The tanks are going to be parked at various locations. They're not participating in the parade.
So, crowd control?The tanks are going to be parked at various locations. They're not participating in the parade.
Presidential Medal of FreedomI wonder what medals or awards he will bestow upon himself during the parade.
Like Patton's decoy army or like a penile pump?They're inflatable too.
Huh. That's pretty solemn. The only parade I remember from my youth included Rodney Allen Rippy in a go-cart as grand marshall.I don't need tanks and artillery pieces and mobile missiles. I like the parades of my youth were the military were our friends and neighbors, vets, members of the American Legion, folks who had a full perspective on wars and patriotism. Folks who were not blinded by flash of medals and bravado of youth, but folks proudly marching even with missing limbs, with jackets too tight in the belly but too loose, often, in the sleeve due to missing limbs. Folks who can offer true insight and perspective. Folks who paid a heavy price for their privilege to speak.
In my youth, in small town America, in the 60's, our 4th of July and Memorial Day parades featured the school bands, elementary through high school, a piece or two of emergency response equipment and the volunteers who operated them (We did not have full time employees of Fire or Police departments), an operational historical steam tractor, kids on bikes who had decorated them with crepe paper and flags, and the vets from the area, mostly WWII and Korean war Vets but some from WWI, marching in formation, by service, wearing the remnants of their uniforms. It was not solemn, it was celebratory, but also cautionary as many were severely wounded, permanently, by their service. Still, they were proud to march and when they passed bye we showed them respect. The parades always ended at the American Legion hall. There the Vets served up hot dogs and brats, orange soda, chips, cake, and ice cream sandwiches. We kids looked forward to that before getting on about our 4th of July business with our family and friends. It was a home grown community event. It was not staged propaganda by a central government. It was Norman Rockwell.Huh. That's pretty solemn. The only parade I remember from my youth included Rodney Allen Rippy in a go-cart as grand marshall.
I remember these kinds of 4th of Julys as well in small town South Carolina.In my youth, in small town America, in the 60's our 4th of July and Memorial Day parades featured the school bands, elementary through high school, a piece or two of emergency response equipment and the volunteers who operated them (We did not have full time employees of Fire or Police departments), an operational historical steam tractor, kids on bikes who had decorated them with crepe paper and flags, and the vets from the area, mostly WWII and Korean war Vets but some from WWI, marching in formation, by service, wearing the remnants of their uniforms. It was not solemn, it was celebratory, but also cautionary as many were severely wounded, permanently, by their service. Still, they were proud to march and when they passed bye we showed them respect. The parades always ended at the American Legion hall. There the Vets served up hot dogs and brats, orange soda, chips, cake, and ice cream sandwiches. We kids looked forward to that before getting on about our 4th of July business with our family and friends. It was a home grown community event. It was not staged propaganda by a central government. It was Norman Rockwell. Later there were games and contests at the municipal grounds and pool. We kids might earn a prize or two, some coins, a gold fish in a bag, a small trophy for swimming, diving, running, throwing and of course the big turtle race and frog jumping contest.