Hey, thanks for posting this. I played around with it.

Very nice post by Iron Grandpa. Thanks for providing it, MWW.

A little cross-pollination: Memorial Day post at Ace of Spades has some good tributes & moving memorials in the comments.

A day for folks like me who never served to just say, thanks.

I was 2-S 'til I dropped out of college, then "won" the draft lotteries.

A most excellent remembrance for Memorial Day.

I have also been surprised at Famous Gun Rights Author's emotionalism in debates the past few days, fwiw, and concur that Tant (with the hoot of a nic tag) mostly wins on appearances of civil and r

Restaurant manager: Sir and Madam, I understand you would not want to leave your valuables out front or in your car, but you may leave your chainsaw and sledgehammer behind the counter.

sigh

#133 niece not Brice

Hello, folks. Sure appreciate your dedicated work, Pete.

I remember once in the 1970s, sitting in the then-new Pizza Hut in the old home town. Nice-looking business-suited black man and similarly-tastefully-attired woman walk in.

I drove my tank to the Sonic, but the manager said I had to leave. The turret ripping through the overhangs was making other customers nervous.

» At the age of 107 America's oldest known veteran plans to enjoy this year's Memorial Day in what he describes as the familiar company of up to 12 cigars and some whiskey-stiffened coffee - simple

»» The vote breakdown was 225 Republicans and 7 Democrats in favor, with 186 Democrats voting against the measure....

[Ed did not have time to change out of a suit into his uniform — regs notwithstanding — before heading out with the guys.]