Seasons

You pronouncing him like you seeing: (country).

Kumquat

Dont forget, the kumquat can't vote!

It can in the Republican Party.

To: Daedalus,
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(I am not going to cross a sacred line of love )

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I'm going to escape most of the September 11th hubbub by waiting tables all day, but I wanted to put in my two cents.

I am not going to wear red, white, and blue that day. I am not going to say the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. I'm exercising my right not to.

All this pressure to be 'patriotic' seems to defeat the purpose. In a free country, you don't have to go with the popular viewpoint. You really can believe, and say, whatever makes sense to you.

I'm with Butterfly on this one. Today is important to me, and I have a lot of feelings associated with it. However, patriotism isn't one of them. I have no problem with anyone else feeling that way, of course. Wear and pledge what you like.

I was in Israel on September 11th last year. It was pretty strange hearing about it from a foreign country.

What were you doing in Israel Eugene?

My college has a secondary campus there. I was taking classes.

Woa where's your primary campus?