CC Banner Malfunction?

[Army of GOD]

Yes, you can get opium from poopies cav.

I eat my poopies all the time and I assure you there aren't any opiates.

[jackal31]

Either that's a really bad joke, or you're horribly ignorant.

thanks timmy.....in my time, i have not heard of this.....i guess maybe the media can turn this into a hallmark holiday since not enough people really know what it is.

Oh yeah, and when youre talking about a "flower", maybe try to make the symbol look like one and not like a 5 year old using microsoft paint!

[MrBenn]

I find this thread incredibly disrespectful.

For the sake of enlightenment (although why I'm wasting my time on people so ignorant is beyond me), November 11th marks Armistice Day - the end of The Great War (World War I for the ignorant amongst you).

In many countries around the world, poppies made of silk or paper are worn by people to remember the loss of loved ones, and the incredible sacrifice made by ordinary men and women who have laid down their lives in the course of conflict.

[Haggis_McMutton]

So, uh, why is the CC "poppy" smudged?

I keep thinking my monitor is dirty.

[edsdad]

Makes me sick to believe some people would find this subject humorous.
What happened to "LEST WE FORGET"

[BIGMEANIE]

was nice to see the poppy in the banner.

good on you, CC.

[nagerous]

I find this thread incredibly disrespectful.

For the sake of enlightenment (although why I'm wasting my time on people so ignorant is beyond me), November 11th marks Armistice Day - the end of The Great War (World War I for the ignorant amongst you).

In many countries around the world, poppies made of silk or paper are worn by people to remember the loss of loved ones, and the incredible sacrifice made by ordinary men and women who have laid down their lives in the course of conflict.

Hear hear

[Gypsys Kiss]

I find this thread incredibly disrespectful.

For the sake of enlightenment (although why I'm wasting my time on people so ignorant is beyond me), November 11th marks Armistice Day - the end of The Great War (World War I for the ignorant amongst you).

In many countries around the world, poppies made of silk or paper are worn by people to remember the loss of loved ones, and the incredible sacrifice made by ordinary men and women who have laid down their lives in the course of conflict.

Hear hear

Agreed.....and I apologise for my previous comment

[#1_stunna]

well when i made this thread, i had no intentions of it being disrespectful by all means.

it just got me off guard.

i apologize to anyone it may have offended.

[gannable]

i thought i had a tear in my laptop screen

[nietzsche]

LOLOL. I thought is was a poor rendition of a bullet hole...

me too, and somehow connected it to veterans anyway