Re: There is power in numbers? Correct?

<Zomby-Woof@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
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> On Wed, 26 Mar 2008 09:47:10 -0700, "The Veteran Nation"
> <admin@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>Imagine 37 million?
>>A group of US Veterans has started an amazing (FREE) site for Veterans.
We
>>need your help. Just join up, create a profile and add a picture... and
if
>>you never do anything else on that site at least you helped increased
our
>>member numbers... this is a start of bringing our fragmented veteran
>>community together. Imagine the power we could have if we had a voice as
>>powerful as the AARP (37 million members)? We request that you Join and
>>request others to Join
>>Thank You!
>>www.TheVeteranNation.com
> Hell man you can't get two veterans (or active duty GI's) to agree on
> where to go to lunch, let alone anything else.

The second you decide on who's buying the decision as to where becomes
easy.