Doesn ' t Trump have a load of business interests in Saudi ? <| sep |> Depends on your metric . I think we ' re the best but I only measure by freedom , the size of military phallus and , confidence . We got so much freedom we ' re exporting it . # swagcountry <| sep |> you just describe the pussy pass . when men were above women , we let it go because it seemed fair . now men and women are suppose to be equal so we have to call them out on it . <| sep |> The same way it feels to have an opinion on this site . <| sep |> I guarantee they will bring smiles . I ' ve seen all types of personalities get messagescardsletters , and even the jockish meathead types the ones you would think would be ' too cool ' light up a bit when reading them . I ' ve never seen letters get received and not be thoroughly enjoyed . I ' ve also seen people get sad when there wasn ' t enough to go around , though most times we share in those situations . If anything , it ' s a reminder that we are serving , it almost doesn ' t even matter what the message actually is , just that someone took the time to send a message . When you ' re military , you mostly only work with other military , so your service is not really highlighted , and after being in for a while , your service isn ' t really new and ' shiny ' to your family back home anymore . Not saying they forget or anything , again , it ' s just not highlighted anymore , save for one or two days a year . Having someone , anyone , give thanks , or tell you they ' re proud , or just acknowledge your service , sometimes means the world . It tends to make you reflect on why you signed up to begin with . Thank you , and everyone involved for taking time to make those cards . It really does mean a lot to every servicemember that gets one .