Big Red Car here.
Hope you are getting ready for a nice New Years Eve holiday or at least a bit of the bubbly and a holiday spirit. Have one on me and Happy New Year!
Be good to yourselves, you deserve it.
Well, I had hoped that The Boss would not get involved in the gun debate but I also wanted a white Christmas in Austin. Not going to happen. Either one. So let me see if I can get his views down in print correctly.
Big Red Car here.
Getting close to Christmas and thinking of something that The Boss said once upon a time.
When he was a soldier he was overseas on Christmas Day and it had an impact on him. A poignant impact.
Big Red Car here in a somber mood.
This is how World War II started for the Americans. The English and French had been fighting the Germans for some time now.
It was a devastating attack and almost destroyed the entire American Pacific Fleet. But the Japanese failed to send in another wave (or two) and failed to destroy the fuel dump on Ford Island, the submarines and the aircraft carriers at sea. The Japanese then turned tail and ran back to Japan.
Big Red Car here. Hope you are well.
Reputations take a long time to develop. I should know. Back in the 1960’s, it was often thought that my 327 cubic inch motor was a bit smallish — WTF? With the passage of years, the old 327 has become the standard for vintage muscle cars. The most famous muscle car being me — a 1966 Impala Super Sport convertible (he said humbly).
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