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It's true.longlostposter wrote:Recruiters are parasites.
I'm confused as to why that would make you a hypocrite, praying is good. I do it all the time.longlostposter wrote:You know very well what I'm gonna do, Consideration. I'm going to pray, and if any of you thinks that makes me a hypocrite, so be it.
Does she talk about what it's like over there?PolkadotConfederation wrote:My cousin joined the army, because she's a nurse psychologist thing, and she wanted to help people, and within a month she was sent to Iraq, and was there for two years in baghdad. She's home now, thankfully.
Well, Aithne, to those who don't believe, talking dirty in chat and praying seem a little hypocritical.Aithne wrote:I'm confused as to why that would make you a hypocrite, praying is good. I do it all the time.longlostposter wrote:You know very well what I'm gonna do, Consideration. I'm going to pray, and if any of you thinks that makes me a hypocrite, so be it.
She said it wasn't as bad as people think it is. She's a nurse, so she wasn't out on the front line, but she said that besides the extreme heat, there was really nothing to complain about.longlostposter wrote:Does she talk about what it's like over there?PolkadotConfederation wrote:My cousin joined the army, because she's a nurse psychologist thing, and she wanted to help people, and within a month she was sent to Iraq, and was there for two years in baghdad. She's home now, thankfully.
It's gotten even worse in the last two weeks, if it's possible to conceive of that.
And she wants to go back, but we're not letting her.My sis-in-law is there now. We IM each other almost every day (usually using google chat because the Army has not figured out how to disable chat on google without disabling google itself). She should be home in August, but she does not get out of their clutches until April 2009.PolkadotConfederation wrote:My cousin joined the army, because she's a nurse psychologist thing, and she wanted to help people, and within a month she was sent to Iraq, and was there for two years in baghdad. She's home now, thankfully.
I know what you mean. I watch the news everyday (I feel bad if I don't), and I always end up in tears. We live in a cruel world.consideration wrote:I find it hard to watch the news. It makes me want to cry.
BYE! G'nite!Cloud_ax wrote:ok gals i think i have to hit the hay, this thread is awesome.
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bye! have a good night!Cloud_ax wrote:ok gals i think i have to hit the hay, this thread is awesome.
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No it's ok, I was just confused. I just wasn't able to draw the connection.longlostposter wrote:Crap, Aithne, that last post to you sounded like I was talking to a child. Sorry.