Happy fucking birthday, America!

[The Quintessential Loser]

[ElleJ]

Flip flops, skirts, bbq, beer and backyard scrabble.

This is my favorite day of the year!

[JamIsNotGlue]

Whoop Whoop!

[Incognito]

So in honor of today, Charlie Goes America (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia): http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JTYTXGO7

and The Gang Cracks the Liberty Bell: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WEW6G0EZ

[Bucho]

Originally Posted by The Gunner

Especially France.

Haha, seriously dude, I love me some America but if ever there was day for you guys to say thank you France it's Independence Day. Fuck them the other 364 days of the year.

[brotherdarkness]

We DO hate your guts, honkies.

I mean, uh, Happy Fourth! YAY AMERICA! *cough*

[Rhian]

Happy Birthday!

Some of my favourite people are there, and welcomed me pretty nicely.



(I still think our spelling is better though)

[DarkKnightJared]

Happy Birthday, America. You make mistakes like everyone else, but deep down you gotta good heart.

[Lura]

I went down to San Diego Harbor and watched four spectacular, synchronized fireworks displays crowded together with a Mexican family, a Chinese family, and some rednecks. We all had a great time. God bless the USA.

[DudeEMETIB]

Originally Posted by Cretaceous Bob

Incidentally, as far as the inevitable amount of anti-French talk there's going to be be today goes, I'll take the French over Russians any day. Both were useless in a world war, and both got the shit kicked out of them during another world war. But the difference is the French have always been closer to our ideals, they helped us in our war against the British but a few years after the day we are supposed to be remembering today, they were inspired by our Revolution to endeavor to throw down their own monarchy (not very successful, but it's the thought that counts), and, for crying out loud, the French didn't produce a Stalin.

Look Bob! Something we DO agree on!
--Yeah, what the fuck, I'm tired of the anti-French talk when people are ranting on about America...just remember we wouldn't be our own country (at least not likely any time in the 1700s) if it weren't for those baguette crunching, wine sniffing Frenchies.