March 10, 2003
Operation TroopTrax
Whether you agree that the Administration's policy towards Iraq is correct or not has nothing to do with the men and women who are overseas doing their job; having been overseas while in the Navy myself, I can appreciate the thought behind this project:
Michele has created a website through which you can contribute used or new CDs (or cash for purchase of same) for distribution to soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines. Click on the Trooptrax button.
Posted by Linkmeister at March 10, 2003 12:05 PMThanks, doll :)
Posted by: michele at March 10, 2003 12:22 PMOkay, I have a ton of cds I would like to send. Instead of sending money, can I just send the cds somewhere? Couldn't find an address....maybe just missed it?
Posted by: toxiclabrat at March 11, 2003 03:13 AMI asked the trooptax page for an address in which to send my cds.
I read further that we have to be careful in sending music by those who do not support the war so as not to offend the soldiers out there.. enough already..(well, then again, I am not a lover of rap...)
Ms. Toxic, (and anyone else):
Mailing address for CDs:
Operation TROOPtrax
c/o 2659 Ramona Street
East Meadow, NY 11554
Toxil - That post was controversial and not intended to be what it came out to be - the webmaster and I had a little lack of communication about it.
I will take ANY cds at all. I don't care who they are by.
Posted by: michele at March 11, 2003 04:43 PMThe only extra cd's I have are one's that would frighten the troops, and I see no need for that. Can you imagine Milli Vanilli while on the front lines?
Posted by: jadedju at March 11, 2003 08:14 PMActually, if you remember how we played music at Noriega in Panama to chase him out, Milli Vanilli might be just the thing to project forward, don't ya think?
Posted by: Linkmeister at March 11, 2003 08:28 PM;)
Posted by: ip address at May 3, 2003 10:55 PM