Grace & Frankie Binge Watching

[Jeff '79]

You know what I mean?
That show is hilarious

[boracayjohnny]

Oh goody, Hanoi Jane.

[Jeff '79]

Originally Posted by boracayjohnny

Oh goody, Hanoi Jane.

Looks damn good for 80, politics aside.

[boracayjohnny]

Originally Posted by Jeff '79

Looks damn good for 80, politics aside.

She doesn't get the separation from me. POS.

[04 commemorative]

Loved that...did heavy binging on Netflix

[Jeff '79]

Originally Posted by boracayjohnny

She doesn't get the separation from me. POS.

Craig T Nelson, Lily Tomlin, Martin Sheen, Sam Waterson, Brook Decker.....

She ain't the only one in the show.

It is so hilarious that I LOL consistently throughout.

You'd actually love it.

[Lakota]

Originally Posted by boracayjohnny

Oh goody, Hanoi Jane.

The Real Story of Jane Fonda

"Fonda was a prominent antiwar protestor in the 70’s, focused on the rights of troops while in the military and of those who wanted to resist being drafted. She was primarily associated with Vietnam Veterans Against the War, to which she gave a lot of time and money. Fonda was no more or less a lightning rod for criticism than any other celebrity who spoke against the war during that time, but that all changed in 1972."

"She went to Hanoi that year to tour villages, cities and infrastructure. A series of photos of her sitting at an NVA anti-aircraft battery earned her the nickname “Hanoi Jane” and the undying spite of Vietnam veterans everywhere. There were also rumors she turned over secret messages from POWs to their captors. This is not true, but still, her father was probably more than a little disappointed in her."

NOTE: Jane was told to sit on the seat of the mentioned gun since she was watching children dancing. The clapping was to applaud them. She was required to wear a helmet because of air raids. Yes, the picture looked bad. She was used and played by North Vietnam.

link: https://www.military.com/undertherad...s-who-hate-her

[The_Dude]

It's a good show. The last season went downhill a little bit.

[boracayjohnny]

Originally Posted by Lakota

The Real Story of Jane Fonda

"Fonda was a prominent antiwar protestor in the 70’s, focused on the rights of troops while in the military and of those who wanted to resist being drafted. She was primarily associated with Vietnam Veterans Against the War, to which she gave a lot of time and money. Fonda was no more or less a lightning rod for criticism than any other celebrity who spoke against the war during that time, but that all changed in 1972."

"She went to Hanoi that year to tour villages, cities and infrastructure. A series of photos of her sitting at an NVA anti-aircraft battery earned her the nickname “Hanoi Jane” and the undying spite of Vietnam veterans everywhere. There were also rumors she turned over secret messages from POWs to their captors. This is not true, but still, her father was probably more than a little disappointed in her."

NOTE: Jane was told to sit on the seat of the mentioned gun since she was watching children dancing. The clapping was to applaud them. She was required to wear a helmet because of air raids. Yes, the picture looked bad. She was used and played by North Vietnam.

link: https://www.military.com/undertherad...s-who-hate-her

Even if true, don't put your stupid ass in a stupid situation. She knew they were the enemy to begin with and would use any opportunity for propaganda. POS...still.