4th of July

[justashooter 430]

Ah. Hmm. Well, at least they did it politely.

polite actions by chinese PSB are well heeded. if i hadn't been sitting on $25 Million in contracts with one of the largest manufacturers in that city they would have been less than polite. if i had refused their request, they would have taken it down anyway, and revoked my business visa immediately, i'm sure.

[Sc0tt28 26]

if i had refused their request, they would have taken it down anyway, and revoked my business visa immediately, i'm sure.

Anyone else see the irony about freedom (or lack of) and the celebration of the decision to demand it?

Flying a U.S. flag is a real threat I'm sure.

[woki1986 1]

Well, personally, I doubt things would be a whole heck of a lot different if we didn't kick out the Brits - except we would have Universal Health Care a long time ago, and we might all have really cool accents...

My husband just rolls his eyes and gets irked by the people watching the fireworks. Of course, he does the same on Guy Fawkes day in England...

I agree, have a beer, some barbecue, hang out with friends, and be happy for the bank holiday on Monday.

Oh yeah, and try to ignore anyone who tries to sing "The Battle of New Orleans" to you...although I enjoy torturing my husband with it...

Speaking of Guy Fawkes, his name has been bandied about a lot lately. A lot of people wish that he'd succeeded, now. Funny that.

Yeah. I'll be happy for the bank holiday to spend with Cass.

[woki1986 1]

Although I don't quite know where I am with all of that. Hoping that someone succeeded in blowing up Parliament in the 17th Century still isn't good...