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War
by Alan Cook
Monday, November 30, 2009
Rated "G" by the Author.

The old men send the young to die in war,

But if the roles were reversed, what then the score?

Alan Cook, Mystery and walking writer

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Reviewed by Lisa Hilbers 12/1/2009

There would certainly be a difference in the amount of time it would take to end a war. Us old folks don't have the patience those young'uns have so we'd just have to do the deed and get our butts back home. We have tv to watch and SS to collect. lol

Great thoughts here Alan.

Lisa

Reviewed by .. .. 11/30/2009

WELL, For a start, there would be soldiers chatting on about incometax-whats new at the lotty-the price of pile cream-the price of fish and chips-and they don't make guns like they used to.
lol-lol
Great thoughts of you writing a little longer next time please? hurry!
Steve Chering

Reviewed by Anthony Nerone 11/30/2009

There would be peace and belching that's the score. Excellent thought provoking piece.

GOD BLESS
Tony Nerone