Tony's lounge

[Jeremy Horton]

Yeah,, fo sho,,, fo sho

 

[RoNNiE]

Seen Chesty @ the Old Pilgrim Theartre in Boston's Combat Zone,,,,,she walk on stage with a midget holding up each breast,,,,,,and the lil squirts were having trouble!!!!!!!!!!!!! She was like 73FFFF sized,,,,,,,,lol

 

[RoNNiE]

Speechless ????????????

And those damn things weren't store boughts,,,,,,, all natural monsters..... not many to the pound,,,,,,,,,lmao

 

[Jeremy Horton]

Damn,, what hooters,, ya

 

[RedbeAR15]

You doing Gettysburg too

 

[Jeremy Horton]

Yeah, tommorrow. Were only like a few minutes away, in stayin in Thurmont. MD

 

[RedbeAR15]

Gettysburg is indescribable -

 

[chickenplucker]

Gettysburg is indescribable -

My Great Grandad was there several years ago with the 18th Ga Infantry fighting with Hood's Texans.:thumbup::thumbup:

 

[RedbeAR15]

My Great Grandad was there several years ago with the 18th Ga Infantry fighting with Hood's Texans.:thumbup::thumbup:

And you feel exactly that when you are there

 

[Guyon]

Damn Horton, could you cut a little bigger slice of cheesecake?!

 

[Jeremy Horton]

Here is Lee and the Virgina Army Memorial, facing out across the field where the Union soldiers would cut them down on Pickett's Charge,, a Move that would turn the war and the World,,

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[Jeremy Horton]

 

[Gravelface]

Great Stuff!

 

[chickenplucker]

Very special place!!:thumbup:

As General Wofford's brigade advanced, it rallied the the whole Confederate line as General Kershaw's left wing, the 8th, 3rd battalion, and 2nd South Carolina joined in, as well as much of Semmes and Anderson's brigades. It seemd that all of Confederate effort was squarely concentrated against the Union forces in the Wheatfield.
A Union officer would later comment of General Barksdale's 1,600 troops and General Wofford's 1,300 charging Georgian's advance on the Peach Orchard position as "the grandest charge that was ever made by mortal man."

Union Colonel Tilton, whose troops were stationed in Trostle's woods facing west, again left the field early. Faced with the advancing Georgians, they failed to even try to demonstrate or feint action to check the advance. They simply faded from the field.

Now unsupported, Brooke's troops were also forced to fall back. Pressure on his left flank as General Anderson troops returned in their advance accompanied by Semmes Confederate troops against his front and flank, Brookes lost all hope of holding on to his hard fought ground. It was not long before his troops were also swept up in the route.

 

[RedbeAR15]

Hard to believe it was not too long ago that brother fought brother for their country

 

[RedbeAR15]

Seen any toads on your journey?

 

[RedbeAR15]

Guyon - any luck this morning? You sure were up mighty early

 

[Chibbi]

Hard to believe it was not too long ago that brother fought brother for their country

Unfortunately this happens on a daily basis in the world... ain't the humans a wonderfull race

 

[Jeremy Horton]

No toads,

 

[fugawee]

Good morning people.
Gotta change my hotwater tank this morning.
Sucks having no hot water for a shower,
even if it is only once a month.