Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Calvin Graham started shaving at age 11—not because he needed to, but because he wanted to look older. He practiced speaking in a deep voice and standing tall, hoping no one would guess the truth.At just 12 years old, Calvin did the unthinkable.He forged his mother’s signature, lied about his age, and enlisted in the United States Navy during World War II. By the time most kids were learning cursive, Calvin was aboard the USS South Dakota, fighting in one of the fiercest naval battles of the Pacific.He was wounded by shrapnel, but instead of seeking help, he pulled other injured sailors to safety. For his bravery, he was awarded the Bronze Star and Purple Heart—all before his 13th birthday.Then the truth came out.Calvin was discharged for being underage. His medals were revoked. His benefits denied. For decades, he was treated like he never served. It wasn’t until years later that his awards were restored and his record made right.He may have lied to get in—but he never lied about his courage.Calvin Graham was a child soldier who fought for a country that almost forgot him. But history remembers.#WWIIHero #CalvinGraham
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I love how nobody seems surprised or gives a shit that shots are being fired. True hardened warriors they are.
That seems pretty zippy for a subsonic aircraft.......
Actually, to be as accurate as possible, the true name of the entire theme (which does have words) is, "The Merry Go Round Broke Down."
In contrast, the other theme used primarily for "Merrie Melodies" shorts was entitled, "Merrily we Roll Along."
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Dr Asim Abdul Sattar, the author of "Theory of Evolution is a Lie"
Problem is almost 80% of abortion are had by women who already had at least 1 abortion..or so the stats say.
Might not want those genes becoming a larger percentages of the population.
Just food for thought
