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Pat Flood (@rebarcock) passed away 9/21/25. Pat played a huge role in encouraging the devolopmemt of this site and donated the very first dollar to get it started. Check the thread at the top of the board for the obituary and please feel free to pay your respects there. I am going to get all the content from that thread over to his family so they can see how many people really cared for Pat outside of what they ever knew. Pat loved to tell stories and always wanted everyone else to tell stories. I think a great way we can honor Pat is to tell a story in his thread (also pinned at the top of the board).
Master Thread Dance Your Cares Away/Fraggle/Law Abiding Citizens
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LOL Trump broke that quiver lip pussy, Chris Wallace.
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December 12th, 1835 | Red Rovers (Alabama) leave for Texas.
On this day in 1835, the Red Rovers, a volunteer military company, left their camp in Alabama to join the Texas Revolution.
The company was organized by its captain, Jack Shackelford (at Courtland, Alabama) in November 1835 and named for the fact that its members were uniformed in red jeans. The 70 members of the company were equipped with rifles and military supplies from the Alabama state arsenal.
After being inspected by Stephen F. Austin and Nicholas Adolphus Sterne in New Orleans, the company reached Texas on January 19, 1836. They were sent on to Goliad, where they were assigned to the Lafayette Battalion under the command of James Fannin.
During the Goliad Campaign of 1836, they were sent on several local expeditions. At the battle of Coleto, the Red Rovers occupied the extreme right of the front side of the square and acquitted themselves like veterans. The unit was surrendered with Fannin's command, and most of the men sustained a common fate in the Goliad Massacre.
On this day in 1835, the Red Rovers, a volunteer military company, left their camp in Alabama to join the Texas Revolution.
The company was organized by its captain, Jack Shackelford (at Courtland, Alabama) in November 1835 and named for the fact that its members were uniformed in red jeans. The 70 members of the company were equipped with rifles and military supplies from the Alabama state arsenal.
After being inspected by Stephen F. Austin and Nicholas Adolphus Sterne in New Orleans, the company reached Texas on January 19, 1836. They were sent on to Goliad, where they were assigned to the Lafayette Battalion under the command of James Fannin.
During the Goliad Campaign of 1836, they were sent on several local expeditions. At the battle of Coleto, the Red Rovers occupied the extreme right of the front side of the square and acquitted themselves like veterans. The unit was surrendered with Fannin's command, and most of the men sustained a common fate in the Goliad Massacre.
I’m pretty sure most of us ITT are on one, or more lists within the IC.
I’m 100% sure you are.
December 12th, 1835 | Red Rovers (Alabama) leave for Texas.
On this day in 1835, the Red Rovers, a volunteer military company, left their camp in Alabama to join the Texas Revolution.
The company was organized by its captain, Jack Shackelford (at Courtland, Alabama) in November 1835 and named for the fact that its members were uniformed in red jeans. The 70 members of the company were equipped with rifles and military supplies from the Alabama state arsenal.
After being inspected by Stephen F. Austin and Nicholas Adolphus Sterne in New Orleans, the company reached Texas on January 19, 1836. They were sent on to Goliad, where they were assigned to the Lafayette Battalion under the command of James Fannin.
During the Goliad Campaign of 1836, they were sent on several local expeditions. At the battle of Coleto, the Red Rovers occupied the extreme right of the front side of the square and acquitted themselves like veterans. The unit was surrendered with Fannin's command, and most of the men sustained a common fate in the Goliad Massacre.
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And a large number of them are not liberal dem voters.
Hispanic Americans are no longer 'minority voters'
Are Hispanic Americans assimilating into the white mainstream and voting accordingly? A new poll from the Wall Street Journal shows that Hispanics in the sample now divide their vote evenly between the two main parties. This comes on the heels of a gubernatorial exit poll showing Republican...unherd.com
F-wads!! My relatives live there and what is happening throughout S Texas is obscene.
Only if they have their vocal cords severed going out the door.
Maybe the good son is taking over.
KR was hired to protect a business. Was attacked by leftist Antifa, defended himself and was tried for murder.
Then why is Australia locking so many up, denying them Human Rights, beating them if they dare to go outside to breathe, forcing the Jabs on children and more?
No, he called them sheep.. like lead those dumb ass sheep through the gates and to their slaughter.
Us Texans appreciate them and their Tennessee brothers very much.December 12th, 1835 | Red Rovers (Alabama) leave for Texas.
On this day in 1835, the Red Rovers, a volunteer military company, left their camp in Alabama to join the Texas Revolution.
The company was organized by its captain, Jack Shackelford (at Courtland, Alabama) in November 1835 and named for the fact that its members were uniformed in red jeans. The 70 members of the company were equipped with rifles and military supplies from the Alabama state arsenal.
After being inspected by Stephen F. Austin and Nicholas Adolphus Sterne in New Orleans, the company reached Texas on January 19, 1836. They were sent on to Goliad, where they were assigned to the Lafayette Battalion under the command of James Fannin.
During the Goliad Campaign of 1836, they were sent on several local expeditions. At the battle of Coleto, the Red Rovers occupied the extreme right of the front side of the square and acquitted themselves like veterans. The unit was surrendered with Fannin's command, and most of the men sustained a common fate in the Goliad Massacre.
Long live the Republic of Texas.
Wish a business would hire Black Water with full gear to protect their store.
I'm Pretty Sure Somewhere in There is a "Warning Label" About Not Putting This Plastic Bag Over Your Head for Risk of Suffication
That’s okay. The little medical masks at Walmart used to say they will not prevent the spread of Covid. Now it’s mysteriously gone and the “fact checkers” say it was all fake.
