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The funniest damned thing I think I've ever read on a personal blog

A blogger in Sydney, Australia has made my night of insomnia worthwhile. Here's just a random (oh and I do mean random) snippet:

"... You see, I believe America has a role in the world that is important. We could talk about their society, their system of government with all the checks and balances, their constitutional model etc. But to me all that boils down to one thing - Marines. I really appreciate the Marines. I'm not scared of North Korea, or Iran, or Indonesia (Australia's closest neighbour) as long as there are Marines. Hooray for the Marines - they rock, if you're ever in America and you see one shake hands and say thank you. ..."

You absolutely MUST read the whole thing for the full entertainment value. Thanks, Theteak, for a wonderfully entertaining bit of meandering musings!

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Theteak said…
Thanks Dawn, I try to entertain. Semper Fidelis? (is that right?)
9/27/2005 11:39:00 AM
Rena Bernard said…
Yes, theteak, Semper Fidelis indeed! Thanks again for the giggles. I'm sure people around me were wondering if I'd lost my mind... I like to keep 'em guessing!
9/30/2005 05:35:00 PM
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