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- Staten Island, NY
I'm pretty sure you've seen some really amazing videos, pictures, and quotes that you've saved. Share! :spin: Here are some random things I've saved
(Also using this thread to save these vids in case I lose them on my computer hehe)
This one is something you have to watch full-screen, in High definition, with music nice and loud.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Rk6_hdRtJOE
http://youtube.com/watch?v=jOMMFx1NZt0
http://youtube.com/watch?v=mNK6h1dfy2o
Just a picture. But everytime I look at this set of pictures I see something different between each one.
During the First World War, a soldier in the trenches saw his friend out in no man's land - the ground between our trenches and those of the enemy - stumble and fall in a hail of bullets. He said to the officer, "May I go, sir, and bring him in?" But the officer refused. "No one can survive out there," he said. "I should only lose you as well."
Disobeying the order, the man went to try and save his friend, for they had been like David and Jonathan throughout the whole war. Somehow, he got his friend on his shoulder and carried him back to the trenches, but he himself lay mortally wounded and his friend was dead.
The officer was very angry. "I told you not to go," he said. "Now I have lost both of you. It was not worth it." With his dying breath the man said, "But of course it was worth it, sir." "Worth it?" said the officer. "How could it be? Your friend is dead and you are mortally wounded." The boy shrank from the reproach, but looking up into his officer's face he said, "It was worth it, sir, because when I got to him he said, "Jim, I knew you'd come. "
(Also using this thread to save these vids in case I lose them on my computer hehe)
This one is something you have to watch full-screen, in High definition, with music nice and loud.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Rk6_hdRtJOE
http://youtube.com/watch?v=jOMMFx1NZt0
http://youtube.com/watch?v=mNK6h1dfy2o
Just a picture. But everytime I look at this set of pictures I see something different between each one.
During the First World War, a soldier in the trenches saw his friend out in no man's land - the ground between our trenches and those of the enemy - stumble and fall in a hail of bullets. He said to the officer, "May I go, sir, and bring him in?" But the officer refused. "No one can survive out there," he said. "I should only lose you as well."
Disobeying the order, the man went to try and save his friend, for they had been like David and Jonathan throughout the whole war. Somehow, he got his friend on his shoulder and carried him back to the trenches, but he himself lay mortally wounded and his friend was dead.
The officer was very angry. "I told you not to go," he said. "Now I have lost both of you. It was not worth it." With his dying breath the man said, "But of course it was worth it, sir." "Worth it?" said the officer. "How could it be? Your friend is dead and you are mortally wounded." The boy shrank from the reproach, but looking up into his officer's face he said, "It was worth it, sir, because when I got to him he said, "Jim, I knew you'd come. "
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