A. Donald J. Trump recenty called Senate majority leader, Mitch, "A total loser." Wow. What balls that man has and if you notice he hits the target, often, as he aims for dead center without even blinking.
B. That "Rough-Rider" series may take some patience to get through the first 30 minutes but once they start those vicious killing battle scenes in Cuba, you'll see some great individual performances, while doing what there fellow brothers expected them to do, and that was to face near sudden death with no turning back.
If Teddy R. did what was depicted in this series, riding a horse and with bullets flying from every direction, that was one scary, brave thing to do? If you watch him closely though, he was trying to impress his soldiers to follow him and that seemd to be quite a challenge for scores of his soldiers?
One more thing and it seems a bit controversal; The Black soldiers were called Buffalo Soldiers and even though they were not slighted as being inferior to the 95% Rough Riders we see, however, history might tell you they were the first soldiers to capture the Cuban headquarters on San Juan Hill?
Or the other possible truth: The very first soldiers to climb San Juan Hill to face that notorious, heavily armed compound at the top of the hill? And we find out also, Germany supplied rifles, cannons/artillery, to the Spanish/Cubans.
That was an additional, substantial tragedy, which led to many, many more American soldiers being slaughtered.
C. Gonzaga, seems to be going back to doing something unusual again, sleeping through the first half, especially with their hot sharpshooter, Timme. What the &*%$? 6, or 7 pts at the half? And what, going 1 for 8 or 2 for 10?
This will be a recipe for a loss in the coming playoffs, so has Few fixed it? Nope, no confidence he will, or has?
Again, that's my 2-cent opinion, and just not sold on the Zags. There is simply too much better athletic competiton out there and you don't have to be Nostradamus to understand it.
B. That "Rough-Rider" series may take some patience to get through the first 30 minutes but once they start those vicious killing battle scenes in Cuba, you'll see some great individual performances, while doing what there fellow brothers expected them to do, and that was to face near sudden death with no turning back.
If Teddy R. did what was depicted in this series, riding a horse and with bullets flying from every direction, that was one scary, brave thing to do? If you watch him closely though, he was trying to impress his soldiers to follow him and that seemd to be quite a challenge for scores of his soldiers?
One more thing and it seems a bit controversal; The Black soldiers were called Buffalo Soldiers and even though they were not slighted as being inferior to the 95% Rough Riders we see, however, history might tell you they were the first soldiers to capture the Cuban headquarters on San Juan Hill?
Or the other possible truth: The very first soldiers to climb San Juan Hill to face that notorious, heavily armed compound at the top of the hill? And we find out also, Germany supplied rifles, cannons/artillery, to the Spanish/Cubans.
That was an additional, substantial tragedy, which led to many, many more American soldiers being slaughtered.
C. Gonzaga, seems to be going back to doing something unusual again, sleeping through the first half, especially with their hot sharpshooter, Timme. What the &*%$? 6, or 7 pts at the half? And what, going 1 for 8 or 2 for 10?
This will be a recipe for a loss in the coming playoffs, so has Few fixed it? Nope, no confidence he will, or has?
Again, that's my 2-cent opinion, and just not sold on the Zags. There is simply too much better athletic competiton out there and you don't have to be Nostradamus to understand it.
