- Thread starter Kenny Blankenship
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yeah, i second that motion.
Great video. You don't seem to see stuff like that much anymore.
Just don't move to El Paso. There's nothing to do over there.
True sportsmanship there!
Great life lesson for my 11 yr old. Thanks for posting.
That is awesome everyone should watch
i can't see now my eyes are wet
With kids like this,we can turn this thing around.
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What you do when no one is watching.
Although rare, it is refreshing to see, and it defines a man, a community, and a country.
Thanks buddy!!!!
Keep me in the loop, maybe there could be a chance, (although slim), to make this whole thing work.
The coach, the kids, the whole thing is just what this country needs.
Sean
What you do when no one is watching.
Although rare, it is refreshing to see, and it defines a man, a community, and a country.
Thanks buddy!!!!
Keep me in the loop, maybe there could be a chance, (although slim), to make this whole thing work.
The coach, the kids, the whole thing is just what this country needs.
Sean
Lots of places to shoot long!
Most of the old places to shoot have been shut down by DHS. I guess if you went up Montana for long enough maybe there are some areas. Horizon city has encroached my childhood hunting grounds and the Laney ranch seals the eastern border.
That's a great story, a lot of class on both teams. Steve Hartman has a great gig on CBS on his Friday night segment. It's worth watching all the other crap just to see his stories. Makes you think we still stand a chance. This was one of the better, that kid on the other team deserves Player of The Year. Well done.
that is one of the best stories I have seen in a long long time, you will not find many people willing to put somebody before themselves or even help another person out.. does my old heart good to see something like that..
Mitchell, you The Man. Now if my eyeballs would just quit sweating.
DAMN all this dust in here got my ol eyes waterin
Saw this on the local news. It's great to live in Texas. This is where young men and women say yes Sir and yes Ma'am. People are polite and respectful where I live.
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