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Last year I drank a fifth on the forth and woke up on the sixth this year I'm going to take it down a notch and stick with a pint.....

11 years ago. Rating: 15
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July 4th…..Ice tea, lawn chair, sitting in a breeze way, watching chickens catching grass hoppers, and listening to the wind in gratitude to God for another lovely day.  

11 years ago. Rating: 14
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I will be a patriot (have already started) and remind people what the USA is suppose to stand for and what it should fight against.  We broke away from England to remove ourselves from the rule of kings (and queens) from absolute rule without representation only to end up in 2012 with King Obama on the "White house throne".  We vote for our leaders here. They do not just ascend to the "throne".  We can vote tyrannical leaders out too. Remove this man from office before we find ourselves living pre-independence day!

11 years ago. Rating: 13
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I'll make sure my grandchildren know what we'll be celebrating.

11 years ago. Rating: 13
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We don't have Independence day,though we celebrate Australia day, the founding of this great land,the local Aboriginals call it "invasion" day and generally make a nuisance of themselves (mind you they don't just save that for special occasions) they get inebriated, abusive and totally disrespectful ,forgetting or being too ignorant to realize that they would have been invaded by the Japanese if not for our forces defending and dying for this land,being Aboriginal means to me excelling in all ways of rorting the system,blatant discrimination supported by our government,they are a law unto themselves,I was forced (yes literally) to do a course in "working with Aboriginals"  (I did tell the department it was a waste of money,there are no "working ones) they don't need to with all the benefits they receive, I think they should learn how to be proud Australians........O.K ,off my soapbox, and hope you all enjoy Independence day

11 years ago. Rating: 12
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The usual, barbeque, lots of people and fireworks. To everyone: Happy Independence Day!

11 years ago. Rating: 10
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Ms Bob, you are getting a little head of yourself, Independance Day is not until next Wednesday. no doubt i will see plenty of the Star Spangled Banner in the city on the way to work in honour of the U.S. --- HAPPY INDEPENDENCE  DAY! :)

11 years ago. Rating: 10
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bbq, fireworks, my sons birthday party. he`ll be 27. good time coming. happy independance day all !!!

11 years ago. Rating: 9
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This year I will be at a Military Fort with one of the bands I manage....thanking our Troops for keeping us Free, listening to good music, getting drenched in the typical 4pm thunderstorm, and watching the fireworks....trying to survive the weather until then.

11 years ago. Rating: 7
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Since the Patriot Act and a few other acts that steal our Liberty, I don't think I can celebrate. Not till we get this country back on tract. I love this country, but we have allowed evil men to run her in the ground. I won't celebrate that. We have lost our freedom.

11 years ago. Rating: 6
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