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hi robbie
jerry springer might be an american now but did you know he was born in london england durning ww2 so it does make him english :lol: dont it make you laugh just be glad he aint irish 
he left england for america when he was 5 yrs old
cheers smokey
QuoteDisplay MoreOriginally posted by smokey@Jun 26 2005, 10:49 AM
hi robbie
jerry springer might be an american now but did you know he was born in london england durning ww2 so it does make him english :lol: dont it make you laugh just be glad he aint irish
he left england for america when he was 5 yrs old
cheers smokey
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Shhhhhhhhhhhhh smokey we'll disregard that fact and fob him of still as being American as they say when the legend becomes fact, print the legend.
robbie
okee dokee will keep stum about it hes an american aint he 
cheers smokey
OK, its been awhile since I visited with you but let me add my choice. I would say that Bob Hope ranks right up there. He supported our men and women in uniform giving his time to them to take their minds off the problems and give them pleasure. A man who celebrated Christmas with his family during the summer because he was was out with the troops at Christmas. He gave unconditional support to our men and women in uniform. He was careful to never criticize.
QuoteOriginally posted by Chisum@Jun 30 2005, 08:02 PM
OK, its been awhile since I visited with you but let me add my choice. I would say that Bob Hope ranks right up there. He supported our men and women in uniform giving his time to them to take their minds off the problems and give them pleasure. A man who celebrated Christmas with his family during the summer because he was was out with the troops at Christmas. He gave unconditional support to our men and women in uniform. He was careful to never criticize.[snapback]18419[/snapback]
Very good choice, Chisum. As a retired GI, I naturally thought old Bob was the greatest for his dedication to the military. Although he was UK-born, I'd definitely vote for him as one of the greatest Americans.
Another great Britisher who was an honorary American at least was Winston Churchill.
Hi Stumpy
At least Churchill had an American mother. But Hope did his bit over a number of years.
Regards
Arthur
