A Little Harsh Truth -Honesty in Memes

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At this point...

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I have a hankering to watch this movie--I MIGHT have it on VHS--I'm going to have to look... :)
 
USApat said:
It needs no headline. Any photo of Rocket Man looks like a meme.
And, he needs to feed his sister.

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They must be in trouble if they're using civilian vehicles on which to mount FAKE "rocket launchers" for their "military parade."

Another thing that cracks me up are the high ranking military officers' "medals" on their uniforms. If they worked at Bennigan's in the movie, "Office Space," the manager would be proud of their "flair!" :)
 
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Racer88 said:
They must be in trouble if they're using civilian vehicles on which to mount FAKE "rocket launchers" for their "military parade."

Another thing that cracks me up are the high ranking military officers' "medals" on their uniforms. If they worked at Bennigan's in the movie, "The Office," the manager would be proud of their "flair!" :)
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First thing I noticed in that photo! 🤣 :rolleyes:😂
 
Speaking personally... I have ZERO religious upbringing and education. I'm a science nerd, and my entire education (and degrees) are based in science. The more I understand (through scientific study) about living organisms, the more I have to think there is no way it happened by "chance," and that a higher power is the only plausible explanation.
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Born Catholic
Catholic school 1-8
Catholic (Jesuit) high school

There were still nuns teaching when I was going through grades 1-8. Actually, the nuns stuck strictly to academics
with the exception of religion classes/curriculum, which was accompanied by history, mathematics, science, reading, and writing. Old school. It was the lay teachers who were a minority of lunatics. They often went off the script injecting their overzealous fixation and often misinterpreted ideas regarding the catechism. I only had a couple, and in both cases I couldn't wait for the year to end.

My teachers in high school were all Jesuit priests and Franciscan brothers. There were no girls. Girls went to another Catholic school nearby. When I went off to college, I was two years ahead of my public school friends academically and philosophically I was a century ahead of them. All the engineering dropouts - and there were many - were public school educated.

Athletics in elementary school and high school did not take a back seat to academic excellence but unlike some public school athletes, nobody got a free ride/pass on academic performance. Shitty grades or bad behavior, you got booted off the team. Absolutely no exceptions. I know this because I got into trouble now and then. It wasn't my grades. Nothing serious. It's just my nature. I never liked authority. I still don't.

We were taught about Darwinism and Creationism with equal weight in the higher elementary grades and high school. Jesuit priests are no strangers to science and history tells us they contributed to a lot of scientific discoveries. Their basic philosophy on this subject is that science gives us insight into how the universe works, which in turn gives us a greater understanding of God’s creation.
 
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BeerHunter said:
If he had more "real estate" on that jacket, there would be more. Wait, maybe has more covering the back, too! 🤣
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Maybe they've got more medals on the INSIDE of their jackets... like the "back-alley watch sales dudes."
 

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