Trip to Korea

@Linkon:

Oregon has no sales tax , so factor that in when shopping for pricy items.

Oregon requires gas attendants to fill up your tank (forced jobs), that means you have to fill up your gas tank during their working hours.  Personally, I prefer the automated gas stations in other states that take credit.

Both coastal areas have great seafood.

The hotels I have stayed in usually have a tiered promotional card rack that point out various points of interest.  Some of the restaurants cards from that rack will offer free desert or similar incentive to go there.

I offer blessings on your new life together.

Thank you for your pointers and blessings Linkon. Did not know Oregon has no sales tax… nice.

Dates are now set and we will be flying to SeaTac on Friday the 13th.

@wittmann:

I do not believe anything I hear or read.
Unless you said it Garg.

HA!

Whatever makes ´em happy…

Road Trippin’ - Red Hot Chili Peppers

Run To The Hills - Iron Maiden

@Mr:

I saw on CNN.com that Minnesota beat Dallas 1-0 last night

What the F… I’m I talking about!
If I really did see this on CNN then you could say they are full of sh*t ,as it was Anaheim that beat Dallas 1-0. :oops: I’m stupid!

that’s it!
you have less credibility with me than CNN OR CBC!
you SUCK Ghoul!!!

(see ya sunday)

For the allied side I could see the U.S. South Korea, and maybe the U.K.
There is a chance that China would send “volunteers” to help North Korea.

For the second question that would be hard to say both Koreas would be hurt although the North would probably be hurt more cause of U.S. Air Power!

For the third question I would have to say it would depend. If on the battlefield maybe, Seoul or U.S. soil YES we would respond in kind!!

We feed Iraqis, We feed N. Koreans, we have a history of giving food to our enemies (like the Taliban)

This sounds to me like a pretty weak attempt to keep the “war record” clean of losses.

Nah, 1812 more or less ended in a draw, and I wouldn’t call Vietnam a total loss.