Hi Roadrunner! I owned and drove a NASCAR team a few years
ago. Competed at local tracks here in Wa. State, and NW Tour.
We always started the festivities with the singing of our National
Anthem and yours, "Oh Canada". It impressed me that so many
Americans could sing the words to your anthem!
A BIG THANK YOU to all of the men and women that served in the
armed forces of Canada, Great Briton, Australia and New Zealand
who served alongside the American forces during WW II, Korea,
and Vietnam! They gave too! Some gave all!
Cheers!!

Overly hackled, just so you understand the question I asked Roadrunner, it pertained to the ad for Makers Mark he had on his T-shirt. The question was, since he obviously has come across the branded hooch, whether he ever came across the elusive Black label that they put out in a very short run. As to the other post, regarding the skunked thing...Looking through the posts, I saw that Roadrunner was a fly fisherman, and that he had posted a picture of what I gather to be himself holding a skunk, which was preceded by a picture of what I gathered was himself again apparently going out fishing or coming back fishing. If you have read any of my posts since my arrival here, you would not be of the mark to say that I like a good joke. I took the opportunity to make jest as fisherman often do, and asked him if it was a subliminal message that he "got Skunked", As to the skunk, It may not have been a military one, but who knows it could have been, I could not discern whether the stripe was that of a private or a buck Sgt. I did not intend to include the reference to the skunk here as well if indeed it was not. I also decided to share with him that I too was a fly fisherman and that I last fished in Canada in NB (New Brunswick) with a dear friend of mine of 40+ years, who just passed away. Since My friend did service in the Navy, I did not see it a problem mentioning him in my post as well. Seeing that we both were Veterans before we were fisherman anyway. As stated on my other post I joined the Army in '64 did my Basic and AIT in Ft. Dix N.J., Signed up for Airborne training Ft. Benning, As luck would have it, I was chosen to serve in the The 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard) in Fort Meyers. After serving at this post for over a year I went to VietNam. I volunteered for door gunner duty as did most of my buddies from the 3rd Herd Co. D. I served with 129th Aviation, at Dong BahTin, Phan Rhang, Tuy Hoa and Ban Me Thuot. Spent several weeks in Nha Trang Field Hospital and reassigned to the 135th Aviation Co. I was separated at Ft. Hood Tex. In 1968. So if I erred posting trite questions I will retract them now.