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- Currently retired and enjoying life.
Good weather and the couple seem relaxed in this photo
ReplyDeleteI've heard some folks say it that way, but I never expected it to be on a t-shirt.
ReplyDeleteLost the A somewhere.
ReplyDeleteI've just started seeing these tee shirts. The word seems to be over a beer logo. I thought it most odd looking.,
Delete..a new term for me,
ReplyDeleteNew for me too.
ReplyDeleteProud to be a Merican!
ReplyDeleteDropped the A and never looked back. :)
ReplyDeleteMerica" is a slang term and misspelling of "America," often used with a humorous or ironic tone. It can be used to express patriotism or to poke fun at exaggerated displays of American nationalism. The term is also associated with a specific beer, #Merica! by Surly Brewing Co..
ReplyDeleteI love the light paterns on her face.
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