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Hi Jim, it IS sacred ground ;-)) I still intensly dislike ozzy ozbourne because that drug-addicted freak took a wizz on the Alamo. I didnt like him then but dislike the freak even more because of his bad taste and very bad error in judgement.
His so-called indiscretion (read stupid and irreverant action) has put him on my list of persona-non-grata individuals (putting it mildly).
Hi Jim, it IS sacred ground ;-)) I still intensly dislike ozzy ozbourne because that drug-addicted freak took a wizz on the Alamo. I didnt like him then but dislike the freak even more because of his bad taste and very bad error in judgement.
I agree 100%. The concert should've been in a different but nearby location. Not in Alamo Plaza.
Well, Ozzie Ozbourne was here and received a mostly favorable review. Supposedly he apologized his indiscretion at the Alamo way back when. Doesn't change my mind about him - he shouldn't have done it in the first place!
Well, Ozzie Ozbourne was here and received a mostly favorable review. Supposedly he apologized his indiscretion at the Alamo way back when. Doesn't change my mind about him - he shouldn't have done it in the first place!
Hi Jay, me neither. I still dislike that clown. He is-to try to quote a great line Pedro Armendarez as Sgt Beauford in; Fort Apache, said: "Osbourne is a Yellow-bellied Polecat of dubious anticedence and conjecture of progidy. Cochise's words of course sir, not mine". Name substituted for Meecham's ;-))
Amen!
Display MoreThese men were all kinds. No real soldiers.
They were farmers,clerks,doctors,lawyers.
There was a blacksmith a hatter a house painter a shoemaker and a preacher.
A couple were already famous. Very few were frontier type.They were Texan & Mexican.
They came from eighteen states altogether. A few from across the pond.
As a group, they had little in common, except thier fierce love of liberty. And for that love they were willing to take a stand.
And on this date 175 years ago they gave their lives for that very freedom.
As Jay would say,
AMEN
Thanks for posting Bill
Since I can't make it to San Antone for the High Holy Days, I do what I've been doing every year on March 6. I get up at dawn, make a pot of coffee and watch Duke's "The Alamo".
We deal in lead, friend.
Since I can't make it to San Antone for the High Holy Days, I do what I've been doing every year on March 6. I get up at dawn, make a pot of coffee and watch Duke's "The Alamo".
Sounds like an apt substitute to me Gorch!
Cheaper, too.
We deal in lead, friend.
