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Right. And the poster saying Jones would disarm them......With most of these Jones would be the one disarmed.... by their sword, lol.

Audie Murphy was a great pick. Talk about an instinctive warrior. He killed something like six German snipers, among his many other feats.

Regarding Lonesome Dove, it is one of the best fiction books ever, period, not just western books.

I loved how long the book was and it remained a fantastic read the whole way. Talk about well fleshed out characters and a great story.

Come on now. Let's not get out over our skis. The United States isn't invincible. We don't need to create more enemies.

Catching a 10lb or larger bass

I don't know man. He brings passion to the game. He was the engine that drove those 90's Cowboys teams.

Aikman said Irvin would party all night and then practice harder than any player on the team. He is a winner at football. These current Miami players get that.

T1 and T2 were great......however, best summer blockbuster ever is Jaws.

The year after his interception season he got hurt in the second game. In the first game he played great. The knee injury killed him.

You really believe this? I don't. Competition level is everything. Both in their primes Hagler and Jones would be an even match to me.

This is truly unbelievable to me. Out of all of the things to "waste" money on, how is a watch anywhere near the top of the list? And yet I see comments like the OP's in every watch thread.

Are these the same guys who "waste" $20 every day at the convenience store on Monster drinks, skoal and cigarettes? Or "waste" money on a new iPhone every year, or a new truck every couple of years?

Why watches often get singled out as being a waste of money is a conundrum to me. For the people who like watches it is not wasting money at all, in fact, it is money well spent. It brings daily enjoyment to the wearer and sometimes the watch appreciates in value.

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