pearl horbor

[BaldEagl]

I can't believe you guys.  Someone comes along simply wanting to pay homage to those who fought back during an important day in American history and all you can do is pick at the poster's spelling and grammer.  Disgusting.  How about responding to the sentiment of his post, or don't you care?

So in response to the sentiment of the post with a little AH twist   to those who valiently fought back against the Japanese horde.  It was a good thing the carriers had been hidden prior to the attack otherwise Doolittle wouldn't hve been able to run his NOE raid against the undefended Japanese mainland and the bomber and torp squads of the Enterprise, Hornet and Yorktown wouldn't have been able to bomb**** the Japanese fleet into oblivion.

[ARSNishi]

I can't believe you guys.  Someone comes along simply wanting to pay homage to those who fought back during an important day in American history and all you can do is pick at the poster's spelling and grammer.  Disgusting.  How about responding to the sentiment of his post, or don't you care?

So in response to the sentiment of the post with a little AH twist   to those who valiently fought back against the Japanese horde.  It was a good thing the carriers had been hidden prior to the attack otherwise Doolittle wouldn't hve been able to run his NOE raid against the undefended Japanese mainland and the bomber and torp squads of the Enterprise, Hornet and Yorktown wouldn't have been able to bomb**** the Japanese fleet into oblivion.

 

[STEELE]

Pearl Horbor was the cathouse street   

[uptown]

 

[B-17]

See Rule #14

[matt]

dec 7 marks the 70th anniversary of that event. to those that where there.

[Shuffler]

 

[EskimoJoe]

I can't believe you guys.  Someone comes along simply wanting to pay homage to those who fought back during an important day in American history and all you can do is pick at the poster's spelling and grammer.  Disgusting.  How about responding to the sentiment of his post, or don't you care?

I completely agree.

However, I believe that one should also have the capacity, out of respect, to at least make an attempt
to get such a historic date correct.

Regardless.

 

[f35raptor]

 

[Dragon]

I can't believe you guys.  Someone comes along simply wanting to pay homage to those who fought back during an important day in American history and all you can do is pick at the poster's spelling and grammer.  Disgusting.  How about responding to the sentiment of his post, or don't you care?

Lighten up Francis

[Noir]

not being able or not taking the time to spell the place's name correctly doesn't show any respect whatsoever.

 

[bravoa8]

 

[B-17]

not being able or not taking the time to spell the place's name correctly doesn't show any respect whatsoever.

 

2nd part of what I meant to say.

[Krupinski]

I can't believe you guys.  Someone comes along simply wanting to pay homage to those who fought back during an important day in American history and all you can do is pick at the poster's spelling and grammer.  Disgusting.  How about responding to the sentiment of his post, or don't you care?

So in response to the sentiment of the post with a little AH twist   to those who valiently fought back against the Japanese horde.  It was a good thing the carriers had been hidden prior to the attack otherwise Doolittle wouldn't hve been able to run his NOE raid against the undefended Japanese mainland and the bomber and torp squads of the Enterprise, Hornet and Yorktown wouldn't have been able to bomb**** the Japanese fleet into oblivion.

Exactly what I was thinking after I read this yesterday, I was too much of a pansy to post it.

[uptown]

I wouldn't be too hard on Bortas. He might be foreign. If that were the case I'd be truely honored that he would think enough of my country to post a thread in rememberence of an important day in our history.