Say 'thank you' without saying a word.

[Gary DiPietroSr]

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[Doug Roland]

Thank you , Gary. I will pass this on...

 

[EddieS'04]

:supercool:

 

[Thomas Rogers]

Too much work.



Isn't there a car magnet or a lapel pin ribbon I can buy instead? That way I help the Chinese economy, save myself some work, and feel good without actually having to do anything!





(just kidding)





Great vid; great initiative. I hope it catches on.



TJR

 

[TrainTrac]

Saw this a few years back. A great, simple way to say "Thanks".



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[Kevin Lang]

I'm all about supporting the troops, especially considering how crappily they get paid and abused*, but this heart-hand movement needs to be retooled IMO.



(*"The greatest enemy to the US Military is the US Congress" -- Gen George S. Patton)

 

[Mike Roncarati]

When I'm in my uniform, just a simple nod of acknowledgement or a hello from a stranger to me shows respect and appreciation. (Although a few years ago when we were comped Patriots playoff tickets, the free beers didn't hurt either!):haveabeer: