Happy Fourth Of July!

[rich12_16]

Just thought I'd wish everyone a Happy and Fun Independance Day!

= ].

Now get out there and celebrate this nations Birthday!

Did anyone else see the fireworks in Chicago from Navy Pier last night?


....Amazing.

[RBull4life]

Thank you, and a happy Independence Day to you, and all of you as well.

I watched the fireworks at home. They were amazing, and I especially loved when they played the Imperial March from Star Wars.

[cowboy1192]

My brothers Bday is today.

Our little joke is "Everybody celebrates your bday" hehe


Im doing fireworks at my house and also watching some from my back porch.

[BullInDaBack4Life]

Haps Independence Day

You know, one thing I never understood is why they traditionally call it the 4th of July? I mean, that's just the date. They don't call Christmas the 25th of December or Halloween the 31st of October, do they? Of course not, because if they named the holiday after the date it wouldn't describe what the holiday is about. That's why Independence Day is a better name. I'm just saying this because a lot of people tend to say to each other "Happy 4th." Glad to see some people here are using the better name. And think of this. What if you brought your kids up just to believe it's just some stupid holiday called the 4th of July? Well, they would just think of it as "Hmm, okay. This is just a happy meaningless day that people like to celebrate with fireworks and junk. I wonder why they picked this date to do it? Just random, I guess." Well, I'm sure someone would eventually tell them what this day means and that it's not some random choice to celebrate it on this day, but you get my point.

Oh, and just in case you were thinking this, I'm not angry or upset about what I was talking about. It's just a curious statement I made. It might sound like some old man grouching about something, but I didn't mean for it to be that way. But anyway, I talk too much, so sorry to bore you.

[Do I Know You]

I went to EPCOT for the first time today. It kinda blows. The firework were decent though. Happy USA lolz

[cowboy1192]

Haps Independence Day

You know, one thing I never understood is why they traditionally call it the 4th of July? I mean, that's just the date. They don't call Christmas the 25th of December or Halloween the 31st of October, do they? Of course not, because if they named the holiday after the date it wouldn't describe what the holiday is about. That's why Independence Day is a better name. I'm just saying this because a lot of people tend to say to each other "Happy 4th." Glad to see some people here are using the better name. And think of this. What if you brought your kids up just to believe it's just some stupid holiday called the 4th of July? Well, they would just think of it as "Hmm, okay. This is just a happy meaningless day that people like to celebrate with fireworks and junk. I wonder why they picked this date to do it? Just random, I guess." Well, I'm sure someone would eventually tell them what this day means and that it's not some random choice to celebrate it on this day, but you get my point.

Oh, and just in case you were thinking this, I'm not angry or upset about what I was talking about. It's just a curious statement I made. It might sound like some old man grouching about something, but I didn't mean for it to be that way. But anyway, I talk too much, so sorry to bore you.

^^ You do realize you make a long paragraph about everything that is unneccesary or doesnt make sense.

[!)EJAVU-FAN!]

haha. Thank you cowboy1192. Finally someone notices that.

[FParker185]

just so long as we can celebrate this country by blowing up small pieces of it

[BullInDaBack4Life]

^^ You do realize you make a long paragraph about everything that is unneccesary or doesnt make sense.

Yeah, I do. Sorry. I just like commenting on stuff, that's all.