Did anyone else other than you suffer brain damage in the accident? LOL

Did anyone else other than you suffer brain damage in the accident? LOL

Did anyone else other than you suffer brain damage in the accident? LOL

Not to worry! The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, based in San Francisco, is infamous among US appeal courts for having most of its screwy, biased, l*****t-oriented decisions reversed by the US Supreme Court.

One of the most famous operettas|films of all time is The Student Prince, by Sigmund Romberg, which takes place in Heidelberg, Germany.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=The+Student+Prince+movie.

Particularly beautiful is the "Serenade" song.

Thank you, Dennis, for your kind words, and recognition of my military service. Elly and I have returned to Germany many times to visit her parents and other relatives. I am eternally grateful that Elly left her family, her friends and country to travel life's highway with me. She awoke a nascent sense of responsibility in me, and I'm happy to report that with her sense of thrift and my hard work..and some good luck along the way..we are now long-retired and economically secure. And, reasonably healthy at 90 and 91 years of age.
A picture of Elly and I above the Neckar in Heidleberg.

After several months service in WWII, stationed at Camp Fannin, TX, I re-upped for one year. In May of 1946, as a young American soldier, I was stationed in a small town of Weinheim, near Heidelberg. Perhaps the most significant time of my adult life was the day my German Bride, Elly, and I were married in Heidelberg's Town Hall in October of '1948. We first met in her hometown in May of '46. I joined an element of Patton's 3rd Army, later evolved to the Constabuary. Marriages then between Germans and American soldiers were forbidden. Later in '46 an American law provided for marriages between Germans and Americans. Due to be discharged in December of '48, and aware that documents necessary to Germans|Americans to marry would take 6 months, I signed up for two more years of military service during The Occupation of Germany. My military unit was transferred several times, with me ending up in Bavaria, Germany. Finally, though, after long, lonely months apart, Elly and I married in Heidelberg.

We both just celebrated our 70th wedding anniversary. The Army has been VERY GOOD to me. lol

Too, after our first meeting, we continued dating. I have wonderful memories of taking a small train Saturday nights from Weinheim to Heidelberg where we danced the night away at the wonderful Stardust and Harmony military dance clubs in Heidelberg.

Red sky at morning, sailors' take warning.
Red sky at night, sailors' deight!

As a longtime West Coast Pacific Ocean sailboat sailor, I took this rhyme with great heed.

Pictures are spectacular! Great captures!
Thanks.

"After getting his ass kicked by democrats..." LOL In your dreams! LOL

"Defeated and Broken Trump"....LOL In your dreams! LOL

Almost matches the number of lies and phony news you've published here!

I was honorably discharged from WWII, The Occupation of Germany and Korea by the time the t*****r "Hanoi" Jane Fonda came on the scene about Vietnam. Too bad she's never suffered the justice she deserves!

If you stop hiring i******s, who'd do society's necessary dirty work? I live in a stereotypically "affluent" neighborhood, and I have never in the almost 50 years I"ve lived here seen a black or white gardener! Same with a lot of other "dirty" jobs, too.

Absolutely majestic!

That's just a couple of the many annoyances I also find on the Internet. Annoyance No.1 = "hat" when it's obviously a baseball-type cap. No. 2: "guys" when there are gals present, too. No. 3: "out there" when what they're talking about couldn't be to distinguish from "in here." No. 4: "like" a useless word. Ex. "He spoke to me, like, several times before...."