watch interactive Pearl Harbor attack video

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16081690/

go to link, hit "launch" on right hand side

interesting- after studying the attack for the past 35 years, since I
was a kid in school- I was not aware that an I-class Jap sub had been
sunk during the attack- I was only aware of the midget subs being sunk

On 7 Dec 2006 16:01:35 -0800, "duty-honor-country"
wrote:

http://www.msnbc snip

Is this as close as you've ever come to MILITARY SERVICE, Noodles? Or
is it when you blow away a deer for no real reason?

****tard.

I've BEEN to the Arizona...have you? Of course not...chicken****.

duty-honor-country wrote:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16081690/

go to link, hit "launch" on right hand side

interesting- after studying the attack for the past 35 years, since I
was a kid in school- I was not aware that an I-class Jap sub had been
sunk during the attack- I was only aware of the midget subs being sunk

something to think about before buying a Honda...

On 7 Dec 2006 16:01:35 -0800, "duty-honor-country"
wrote:

http://www.msnbc snip

Is this as close as you've ever come to MILITARY SERVICE, Noodles? Or
is it when you blow away a deer for no real reason?

****tard.

I've BEEN to the Arizona...have you? Of course not...chicken****.

Or is it when you blow away a deer for no real reason?
Piping hot, tallowy venison ribs are all the reason
required.

William W Western wrote:
Or is it when you blow away a deer for no real reason?
Piping hot, tallowy venison ribs are all the reason
required.


well said WWW- you've obviously tasted venison- beef is processed fat
meat in comparison

On Fri, 08 Dec 2006 20:22:34 GMT, "William W Western"
wrote:

Or is it when you blow away a deer for no real reason?
Piping hot, tallowy venison ribs are all the reason
required. snip

Perhaps, but game found in the toxic NE region of Pennsylvania,
poisoned by years of irresponsible mining and industrial activity,
with the landscape peppered with mercury, sulfer dioxide from acid
rain and other filth, can hardly be a healthier alternative to
anything. Same goes for their mercury laden fish. There must be
enough mercury in NE Penna fish to keep Minneapolis-Honeywell making
thermostats for years to come!

anything. Same goes for their mercury laden fish. There must be
enough mercury in NE Penna fish to keep Minneapolis-Honeywell making
thermostats for years to come!
Ha! Good line. That mercury in fish is a nasty business though. I
have been in some remote areas of North Manitoba and Ontario that had signs
posted warning about undue consumption of the fish in what looked to be
crystal clear waters. Somewhere in the watershed was pulp mill waste lurking
far away but making it's presence known.

On Sat, 09 Dec 2006 01:51:32 GMT, "William W Western"
wrote:

Ha! Good line. That mercury in fish is a nasty business though. I
have been in some remote areas of North Manitoba and Ontario that had signs
posted warning about undue consumption of the fish in what looked to be
crystal clear waters. Somewhere in the watershed was pulp mill waste lurking
far away but making it's presence known. snip

Another Canuck toxic disaster in the works: the oil sand operations,
where are they, up in northern SK or MB? I can't recall, eh.

Yes, Noodles lives in one of the worst toxic slums of the US.
Out-of-control coal mining and lack of any environmental laws prior to
1970 allowed the place to become an environmental nightmare, the
effects of which are just now coming to light. Do some 'net research
on Pennsylvania, mercury, and "coal mining" as search terms, and
you'll have plenty of reading material to explain why Noodles is as
psychotic as he is...his brain is being shorted out constantly with
mercury from poisoned fish and game!

Must be about time to don the 'tam full time by now, eh?

William W Western wrote:
That mercury in fish is a nasty business though. I
have been in some remote areas of North Manitoba and Ontario that had signs
posted warning about undue consumption of the fish in what looked to be
crystal clear waters. Somewhere in the watershed was pulp mill waste lurking
far away but making it's presence known.


but no doubt there's some in the fish caught from the oceans, and put
to market nationwide

the local streams here run out of the higher mountain areas and are
spring fed- they are clean and fresh- and loaded with native brook
trout- there is no industry up that high to leach into the streams

now, if one was catching fish down in the Philly area, sure- those no
doubt have sores on them !