For Silentlambs

by Bendrr 14 Replies latest jw friends

  • Bendrr
    Bendrr

    http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/7cfd2c28/bc/Yahoo!+Photo+Album/slflag.jpg?bcAja38AGuD3mRy0

  • sf
    sf

    Very cool.

    < http://us.f1.yahoofs.com/users/7cfd2c28/bc/Yahoo!+Photo+Album/slflag.jpg?bcAja38AGuD3mRy0

  • avengers
    avengers

    Nice.

  • belbab
    belbab

    Both urls,

    Not found

    Not found

    belbab

  • Matty
    Matty

    Me neither. And I cut and pasted the url to the address field - I didn't just click on it!?

  • sf
    sf

    You have to drag the LEFT mouse over the entire url, then 'cut or copy' it.

    Take your cursor up to the url bar and 'paste' it...hit enter.

    Make sure the entire url has been copied.

    It's a picture of a SILENTLAMBS flag. It's cool.

  • Cassiline
    Cassiline

    edited for the double post, sorry

  • Bendrr
    Bendrr

    Sorry folks, for some reason the pic won't link properly in a post.
    Maybe Simon could help out a little?

    whatever...

  • seedy3
    seedy3

    Bendrr

    Yahoo will not let direct links to toher servers, I've tried a few times and get some message saying they do not allow outside server links.

  • Cassiline
    Cassiline

    Thanks for the gesture of kindness.

    But may I suggest that the controversy that surrounds the Confederate Battle Flag, Confederate Naval Jack or part of Georgia’s flag in general may cause more debate over a hotly contested controversy of Silent Lambs everywhere.

    I am well aware of the history of this flag, The Confederate battle/Confederate Naval Jack flag was designed and used long before the Ku Klux Klan, skinheads, or any other such hate groups were organized. While some hate groups inappropriately use the Confederate battle flag/Confederate Naval Jack to represent themselves.

    Not all know the complete history of this flag. Some still see it as a message of hate and prejudice. I would hate to see an issue made out of your act of kindness towards Silent Lambs.

    C

    When the pain of being where we are, becomes greater than our fear of letting go...we will risk and heal and grow.

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