TreeDawg

I have sat in 406 since 1991, high neighbor. :cheers:

We have taillgated on the Old Front Nine for over 20 years and I live in Central, so, I know my option. If you can get to Gourrier (Old Front Nine Driveway Entry), head East to W. Parker, Left to Highland, take a right. This is critical man, turn left into the nieghborhood on Amherst before the road block on LSU Ave. Then basically cut thru the neighborhood back to LSU Ave and take a left and you are home free. If you do not turn on Anhesrt, you are screwed :lol:

Or park over by the Volleyball courts side to the north and exit out on Nicholson to Goverment. Logistics Bruh :thup:

Had Tickets in 82 when Ossie banned Ozzy. Cost me chance to see Randy Rhoads. :angry:

1983 at the State Fair Grounds on Airline with, Blue Oyster Cult, LeRoux and Vandenberg. Lake E Lee on lead for Ozzy.

At UNO with Alice in Chains in 1993. Zakk Wylde on lead for Ozzy.

Sadly, never got to see Black Sabbath :banghead:

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biggest jellyheads at Woodlawn High


Actually Broadmoor

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Bruh, I was Class of '78 at Belaire and that place was like Fast Times at Ridgemont High. They didn't call it Jellaire for nothing. :pimp:

Oh, I remember all too well as then DA Ossie Brown cost me my chance to see Randy Rhoads. I had tickets to that show and Ossie did in fact ban Ozzy as a Devil Worshiper after he was in the news for biting the head off of a Bat. At that time, BR was a top 5 Tour stop. It was an epic era of concert history. Every weekend was a HOF Performer. I was a very young electrician at the time and drove a huge arse Bread Van for work. It was white, and in the sheen of dirt and dust I scrawled out the words, "Ozzy vs Ossie" on it in huge arse letters. A picture of me driving that van with those words somehow ended up in the local newspaper. My then boss was not pleased. In true Ozzy form, he gave Ossie a huge FU and played a killer outdoor show in 1983 at the State Fairgrounds on Airline. The line-up was Blue Oyster Cult, LeRoux and Vandenberg. Jake E Lee played Lead Guitar that night for Ozzy. :dude: :cheers:

I knew Mugsy well, he could shoot some Pool but was one hell of a degenerate.

Oh man the Happy Note. Tommy was one of the owners I think, and the resident bookie. Tall lanky bartender was Jack and he poured the stiffest drink in BR. Tommy took me and another regular on a "Collection" ride once without telling us what we were getting into, nobody died.

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Red Oaks checking in.

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Another Red-Oaker here.

- Belaire was new high school and full of hot arse gals wearing B Bennet hip huggers and Halter Tops. We smoked pot at the bleachers.

- We hung out at the North Sherwood Park on the weekend blaring Led Zeppelin and getting high.

- We threw the Frisbee around a lot, played ultimate frisbee before there was such a thing and way before frisbee golf.

- Rock and Roll Clubs (J Club, Sports Page, Papa Joes, etc) were the place to be seeing great local bands like Pot Liquor, Blue Max and Maniaxe.

- The LSU Assembly Center was a top 5 tour stop for concerts. Every weekend it was; Pink Floyd, Zeppelin, Bad Company, Queen, Eagles, etc.

- Fastpitch Softball was a huge sport for boys and men's leagues. Huge league at Forest Park.

BR was a great place to grow up and raise a family.

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How Y'all Are? Wet day in Huntsville for a job site walk, then long drive back to the dirty BR. Eerybody have a great day!

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jam the stick near the back of his a-hole and pry like you are opening an Oyster

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That'll get his attention......... :lol:

How y'all Are?

15 DAYS TILL CHRISTMAS!!!!!!!!!!!!! :wha: