Happy fucking birthday, America!

[colk]

Has to be posted you know it does

[The Gunner]

One stupid little joke involving the word 'france' and people get all political. It's just jokes people.

[Cretaceous Bob]

Originally Posted by The Gunner

One stupid little joke involving the word 'france' and people get all political. It's just jokes people.

I don't mean to bust your balls, I know you were joking.

There are some very real anti-French sentiments in this country, though, so I took the opportunity to remind people of France's contributions to our country.

[Bucho]

Originally Posted by The Gunner

One stupid little joke involving the word 'france' and people get all political. It's just jokes people.

I take everything you say dead serious unless it's in a cartoon. Then I only take it half serious. I think it's a Pavlovian thing.

[tuttle88]

Thanks for letting me be born in you America, even if it was to be fathered by a crazy man.

[Mr. Bean]

Hate to bring this up, being a few days old, however America's birthday is July 2. That is when the The Declaration of Independence was first submitted by Thomas Jefferson. It just took 2 days for the Founding Fathers to get to the debate on the issue, and only then was the document rushed through the congress.

[John Galt]

Originally Posted by Mr. Bean

Hate to bring this up, being a few days old, however America's birthday is July 2. That is when the The Declaration of Independence was first submitted by Thomas Jefferson. It just took 2 days for the Founding Fathers to get to the debate on the issue, and only then was the document rushed through the congress.

So under that logic, the date a bill takes effect is the date it is submitted instead of the date it signed? Good lord man, why did you wait so long to bring this point up? Think of the time that could've been saved over the years debating things and then voting on them!

[Cretaceous Bob]

Originally Posted by Mr. Bean

Hate to bring this up, being a few days old, however America's birthday is July 2. That is when the The Declaration of Independence was first submitted by Thomas Jefferson. It just took 2 days for the Founding Fathers to get to the debate on the issue, and only then was the document rushed through the congress.

Well, really, one could make the case that America was born in April of 1775, and it only got its official birth certificate over a year later.

[DudeEMETIB]

Originally Posted by Bucho

I take everything you say dead serious unless it's in a cartoon. Then I only take it half serious. I think it's a Pavlovian thing.

elle oh elle

[Sparrow]

Cripes, gentlemen. Who Cares?!? TITTIES AND BEER! WOO AMERICA!