R2
Junior Member
May the force be with you.
Posts: 70
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Post by R2 on Jan 1, 2006 18:08:54 GMT -5
Happy new year!
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Post by SOONERSRBETTER on Jan 1, 2006 21:53:20 GMT -5
what is your new years promise???
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Post by <>Major_Havoc<> on Jan 2, 2006 1:12:49 GMT -5
New Years Revolutions you mean. Umm Mine is to complete another year of college. Along with doing my best to serve in CAP. And to Advance my education and training rapidly to serve my community, state, and nation.
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Post by firstknife on Jan 2, 2006 13:04:27 GMT -5
A new years revolution doesnt cover this one...To actually complete college. I think I get my AAS this year and when I get my BS I'll declare a holiday. When I get my MD that holiday is going to expand to a week long celebration. I might try to arrange it so I graduate on St. Patricks Day
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Post by <>Major_Havoc<> on Jan 3, 2006 0:49:59 GMT -5
17th of Nov. has everything to do with freedom. Sammons just told me. Yo sammons will u tell him what 17th of Nov. is.
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Post by Beetlebailey on Jan 4, 2006 16:01:37 GMT -5
hey batman, are you plegerising the cadet oath again?
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Post by <>Major_Havoc<> on Jan 5, 2006 0:07:36 GMT -5
Corse not
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Post by firstknife on Jan 7, 2006 13:44:42 GMT -5
It depends on your definition of freedom. the 17th of November (or october on russian calenders) is the parade in honor of the october revolution of 1917. It is still in practice even though communism is no longer celebrated it is used as a memorial to those who died in the revolution...anyways it is also one of the largest military parades in red square(and the world) next to the mayday parade...I mean what would instill national pride more than watching 1200 tanks roll by with 250 ICBM's loaded on the back of 18 wheeler's following
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Post by firstknife on Jan 8, 2006 13:59:51 GMT -5
I just threw that in there to mix it up a little however my favorite holiday would have to be St Patricks day, for example some of the lore associated with Paddy's Day, did you know that there are no snakes in Ireland? It is said that St. Patrick drove the snakes out of Ireland... this is also considered an allegory when St Patrick spread Christianity throughout Ireland driving the pagans away or converting them. My family is part Irish immigrant so St Patrick's Day does have some meaning to myself.
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