This is honestly some of the best comedy woven in that I've heard in years. Reminds me of something you'd hear in S1-7 of the Simpsons, or like something Matt or Trey would write, a lot of lines reminded me of Baseketball quotes lol. They shoulda fired those writers on strike, and hired you smh
The name Greengoes. I know that may not be spelt right. But the story I heard of how that name came about.Is that the U.S. Calvary used to sing a song that was popular in the U.S. at the time they were coming in contact with more and more people from Mexico. The song was titled Green Grows The Lilacs a.very popular song that became something the calvary sang to fight boredom on their long trips across the land. So these people would hear this song long before they saw the soldiers. They would hear it as they rode by. They began calling whites Greengoes as they had problems with English words much the same many Americans had problems with Spanish words. Either that or over the years it was bastardized much the same as many Spanish words were.
@@WildWestExtravaganza you have a good voice, I'll listen to this tonight and will fall asleep to it and listen to the rest in the morning...I appreciate your work, ty
Happily, I recorded an interview with my grandfather, including his youth running moonshine and his time in the Navy during WWII - you are 1000% correct about the need to preserve these oldtimers' stories!
Absolutely. I was thinking about starting a youtube channel where I interview elderly folks in nursing homes and retirement communities or just wherever I can do it. I think that would be fantastic.
Dear Josh, I am an old man living in the deserts of Arizona today. I listen to your stories of the old west for entertainment and educational purposes and I enjoy them very much, thank you. I don’t know if you remember me but we have spoken a couple of times howdy do. My name is Don and your tale about Big Nose George reminded me of the time as a child when I crossed paths with a bag, a lampshade and 1 shoe. I was born in Cheyenne in 1959 and I watched the world switch from the old to the new. My old man was a wanderlust and we were always packing up the Dodge to chase the latest star. It was the spring of 1965 and we were going to California on some wild scheme, it matters not for the story here. We stopped in Rock Springs for gas and food and ware. I was all about the journey and I wanted to absorb all the sights and everything to see. I went to the lobby and looked in a glass case to see and discover what it was within. A Doctors case, a lampshade and 1 shoe. At 6 years old I was shocked and amazed to learn that these parts of simple ware were indeed a man named George I just wanted to answer your question of the nipple. It was on the top of the ankle on the right footed shoe. I wanted to write more…..I just got out of the hospital and I am tired Thank you, Don
I can't get enough of this channel. I thought about doing a more academic UA-cam channel and thought about the wild west as the subject. I saw this channel and said this is perfection.
@@WildWestExtravaganza I had a friend who was kind of like a grandfather to me & he was the great great grandson of Nathan Bedford Forest. Man his family & all of the history that went along with it took up hours & hours (& years) for us to go through. I miss my friend & this channel always brings me back to those moments & times that we spent together. Thank you for doing the great job that you do with all of these stories.
Definitely worth mentioning the work it takes to dig up all the history as well as composing and narrating. And the delivery ain’t bad either. Appreciate your efforts my friend.
I really love the Wild West Extravaganza. The stories you tell are super interesting. The way you tell them is also entertaining. Your funny play-on-words and your quirky jokes make me 😂. You have become my favorite UA-cam story teller! Great work thank you. I live in San Antonio, I would love to hear about the cowboys and gunslingers of this area...if you choose of course 😊😊😊
Great stories Josh! I used to work in the bank that was being built when they found the bones. There’s an old telegraph pole planted on the central west lawn of the Carbon County courthouse to this day. The locals claim it is the original pole he was hanged from and that it was moved from Front Street to the Courthouse to memorialize the event. I met a grandson of one of the vigilantes. He said Parrot did get his hands free and clung to the rope as long as he could. Gruesome! Also, pretty sure that the shoes weren’t in the barrel. They were in the bank president’s office until the 1970’s when they were given to the county museum.
Funny- I became a nurse bc I had always genuinely enjoyed listening/ hearing my elders talk about "back in their time". American History is my absolute favorite subject in history but mostly all of history in general has always fascinated me. 😊
I LOVED this !! The story of Big Alice and Etta the Grasshopper was entertaining, Hilarious and well presented. Wish I had a History Prof. like this gentleman story teller. Thank you!❤
I recently discovered your channel and I must say that I very much appreciate the detail of your work. It's all to common to stumble across so-called history channels that have inaccurate or false content with little or no research, especially when it comes to wild west content. I love your videos and you've earned my subscription. Keep on keep'n on!
Ever since I've seen Deadwood for the 3rd time and stumbling upon this channel for a new background on Al Swearengen, I've been hooked on your content. Keep 'em coming Josh!
I absolutely love these tales from the wild old days and I have to say, I’ve never heard them done better. The way they’ve been written and narrated makes them all the more compelling and enjoyable . Thank for all the work you’ve put in to these. Brilliant stuff 🤠😎👍 yee ha!
I put this on because I woke up in the middle of the night and wanted something to fall asleep to. Instead, this kept me wide awake. I was laughing and thoroughly entertained, but wide awake. Just earned yourself a new subscriber 😅😅
As a Chilean, boy do i have some stories to tell from my family lineage. The shenanigans that the Gauchos (Chilean Cowboys) were up to from our recorded history is quite interesting. Thats what got me into american westerns. Your channel and history at the ok coral are my go to for american western history, great work !!
👍 my husband and I listen to all the stories you have available I enjoy your voice and the writing of your stories and trust you enough to quote your expertise. Thanks alot🎉
I truly appreciate you and the work u put in. This has probably become my favorite thing to listen to/watch. Comforting and inspirational. Once I write my famous WW movie. I promise you gonna have coffee for life
Tripping Daisy! Man, I just got blasted back 25+ years hearing that band name! I haven't heard, seen, thought of them for as long either. Used to love I'm an Elastic Firecracker too. I'm searching them out on YT music right NOW! Obrigado for the heavy nostalgia trip!
Tell ya what: having a bummer of a day, in a bad mood, wanna kick the boss man right square in the nuts? Put on a little yodeling cowboy music in the background, quiet like, getcha some WWExtravaganza in the foreground, and Yaaah! Booom! all's right with the world again. Best dang channel out there, friend. Keep it goin'!
I’ve said it before but it bears repeating. I love your color commentary. The stories are fascinating. The research is appreciated. The preparation is great. But the Easter eggs sprinkled throughout the episode and in the outro set your episodes apart. EVEN IF I’ve heard the episode before. Seconds into this one and I snort laugh at “yes…NIPPLES” while waiting on my appointment in a cardiologist’s office.
@@WildWestExtravaganza Thank you sir. It went better than I expected. EKG a couple weeks ago indicated that I had a heart attack at some point. The one today showed no such thing (praise God), but I do have to wear a heart monitor for a couple weeks. Keep up the good work Josh. I always look forward to your content updates.
I just listened to your Alfred Packered story. I used to live in Colorado. During the 80s CU used to hold Alfred Packered days. Part of the celebration was eating raw meat and drinking your fill of Coors.
Speaking of preserving our elderly loved ones stories, there are some incredible companies out there that will set up simple interviews for you and your loved one to do. Hell, most if not all of them you can do by mail and they will turn the interview into a book, put them on a flash drive or a CD, etc.. I wish I had done that with a couple elderly war heroes in my life, before it was too late.
🤣 "George Parrot, ol' gonzo big nose lookin' azz was still out there... Still robbin' stage coaches." "Just the tip." 😝 I love this channel! Such a great random discovery. I liken it to actually finding the needle in the haystack! Fantastic sense of humor with the regaling of these truly fascinating stories 👍👌
@@WildWestExtravaganza You are most welcome, brother! 🤘💀🤘 Your channel is 🔥 Also, the whole nipple bit was outstanding 🤣! Have you peeped JD Delay's monstrous protrusions?! Dude launched his UA-cam career with a video talking about prison without a shirt on and dude got outright farm animal nips so long they point straight down about 3 inches! 👀 😮😯😝 All the comments were "Bruh, put a shirt on WTF?!" 🤣 Anyway, I'm greatly looking forward to listening to more of your amazing videos! 👍👌
Cool fact about Lillian Heath is that she observed the solar eclipse of July 29, 1878, along with scientist Henry Draper and inventor Thomas Edison, who had come to Wyoming to conduct experiments and had stayed in the Rawlins House, where the Heaths were living at the time while she was 8 years old. Fascinating woman.
I lived in El Paso back in the early 1970's while stationed at Fort Bliss. It still had it's seedy part of town out on Dyer Street, and the avenues of the President's, I took an apartment there for my last weeks in the City after moving from a small house just off base, my wife was hospitalized and I had flown my kids home to stay with my mom, we needed place to land till I separated from the Army. The other side of the base on Montana Avenue was the better stores and homes, at least around the base. I am sure it has probably all changed since I left in 75 to move to the DC area when I was recruited to serve with The Old Guard at Fort Myer Va. ( I had returned to the Army after 6 months as a cop in my home town, I missed the Army and re upped to go back to Bliss, I was with the 3rd Cav on my first tour, following my year in Nam, I moved with the 3rd from Lewis to Bliss, when I returned they assigned me to the 11th ADA it was quite a change but it was OK seems the 3rd had been in the field for nearly my whole time as a civilian and most of my buddies looked like shit when I went for a quick visit.
Let's get wild
This is honestly some of the best comedy woven in that I've heard in years. Reminds me of something you'd hear in S1-7 of the Simpsons, or like something Matt or Trey would write, a lot of lines reminded me of Baseketball quotes lol. They shoulda fired those writers on strike, and hired you smh
I wouldn't be listening if I were planning to fall asleep😊
From now on, that's what I'm going to ask whenever I meet new men: "How strong's your pimp hand?"
The name Greengoes. I know that may not be spelt right. But the story I heard of how that name came about.Is that the U.S. Calvary used to sing a song that was popular in the U.S. at the time they were coming in contact with more and more people from Mexico. The song was titled Green Grows The Lilacs a.very popular song that became something the calvary sang to fight boredom on their long trips across the land. So these people would hear this song long before they saw the soldiers. They would hear it as they rode by. They began calling whites Greengoes as they had problems with English words much the same many Americans had problems with Spanish words. Either that or over the years it was bastardized much the same as many Spanish words were.
Quanah Parker. Sounds interesting.
“Wild West Legends to Fall Asleep to”
I'll take it
@@WildWestExtravaganza you have a good voice, I'll listen to this tonight and will fall asleep to it and listen to the rest in the morning...I appreciate your work, ty
Every night and then I catch up the next morning as I drive to work. Great show.
Yep. And sleep rules. Therefore, this rules.
@@WildWestExtravaganza I like this for the windshield time. But sleep also. Just depends on when I see the new one.
Happily, I recorded an interview with my grandfather, including his youth running moonshine and his time in the Navy during WWII - you are 1000% correct about the need to preserve these oldtimers' stories!
Absolutely. I was thinking about starting a youtube channel where I interview elderly folks in nursing homes and retirement communities or just wherever I can do it. I think that would be fantastic.
@@JoshuaTraffanstedt Do it!
@@MasterMercenaryMusic is the interview on your channel? I'd love to see it
@@JoshuaTraffanstedtdo it! Immortalize their stories! There's endless knowledge from our elders and there's ALWAYS more to learn
@@SxTxferlife Alas, it is not! Perhaps I'll throw it up some day....
Dear Josh,
I am an old man living in the deserts of Arizona today. I listen to your stories of the old west for entertainment and educational purposes and I enjoy them very much, thank you. I don’t know if you remember me but we have spoken a couple of times howdy do. My name is Don and your tale about Big Nose George reminded me of the time as a child when I crossed paths with a bag, a lampshade and 1 shoe.
I was born in Cheyenne in 1959 and I watched the world switch from the old to the new. My old man was a wanderlust and we were always packing up the Dodge to chase the latest star. It was the spring of 1965 and we were going to California on some wild scheme, it matters not for the story here.
We stopped in Rock Springs for gas and food and ware. I was all about the journey and I wanted to absorb all the sights and everything to see. I went to the lobby and looked in a glass case to see and discover what it was within. A Doctors case, a lampshade and 1 shoe.
At 6 years old I was shocked and amazed to learn that these parts of simple ware were indeed a man named George I just wanted to answer your question of the nipple. It was on the top of the ankle on the right footed shoe. I wanted to write more…..I just got out of the hospital and I am tired
Thank you, Don
Good info, Don! I hope you're feeling better
You should write a book Mr Don, of all your adventures and "schemes"! 😊 Prayers sent for healing.
born in 59, you are not an old man
@@remyvermunt8623 ditto
@@remyvermunt8623 old is more a feeling than a number. If you’re in good health you might not feel old.
found this channel by searching for old west tales to fall asleep too.. this is now a channel i tune into regularly 😂
Heck yeah!!!
Same here! I enjoy his sense of humor. 😂
I can't get enough of this channel.
I thought about doing a more academic UA-cam channel and thought about the wild west as the subject. I saw this channel and said this is perfection.
Wow thanks
This and Wild West Faces, are my favorite Old West channels.
This has *very* quickly become one of my absolute favorites on YT.
Heck yeah
Gonna name my next x wife cold diggin. Showd up last week. Eugene should move, also 14 othr mfs.
@@WildWestExtravaganzaJosh your making history entertaining
Spot on! 😂🎉
I wish my grandfather was still alive to hear your channel.
Me too
@@WildWestExtravaganza I had a friend who was kind of like a grandfather to me & he was the great great grandson of Nathan Bedford Forest. Man his family & all of the history that went along with it took up hours & hours (& years) for us to go through. I miss my friend & this channel always brings me back to those moments & times that we spent together. Thank you for doing the great job that you do with all of these stories.
Definitely worth mentioning the work it takes to dig up all the history as well as composing and narrating. And the delivery ain’t bad either. Appreciate your efforts my friend.
Thanks for that!
There's an old saying when a old person dies it's like a library being burned down
@@randygivenshorseshoeing7635 what a amazing way of looking at it. Thanks for that mate.
@@randygivenshorseshoeing7635 I resemble a retarded Dr. Seuss
💯💯💯
I’ve never heard this. But that’s shit is 100. Well said 👍
Kenny Powers telling Wild West stories is awesome!
"Boot Nipples," are two things I never expected to hear in the same sentence. Subscribed, and thanks!
Welcome aboard!
I really love the Wild West Extravaganza. The stories you tell are super interesting. The way you tell them is also entertaining. Your funny play-on-words and your quirky jokes make me 😂.
You have become my favorite UA-cam story teller!
Great work thank you.
I live in San Antonio, I would love to hear about the cowboys and gunslingers of this area...if you choose of course 😊😊😊
You might like the ones I did on King Fisher. He died in San Antonio.
Great stories Josh! I used to work in the bank that was being built when they found the bones. There’s an old telegraph pole planted on the central west lawn of the Carbon County courthouse to this day. The locals claim it is the original pole he was hanged from and that it was moved from Front Street to the Courthouse to memorialize the event. I met a grandson of one of the vigilantes. He said Parrot did get his hands free and clung to the rope as long as he could. Gruesome! Also, pretty sure that the shoes weren’t in the barrel. They were in the bank president’s office until the 1970’s when they were given to the county museum.
Good info!
When i gotta drive through the beautiful texas hill country i love listening to this channel. ❤
Gotta love the hill country
You are the best narrator I've ever heard 😊
Wow, thank you!
This is the best and I mean the best channel that has ever been and will be
Thanks Joe
Bravo 👏, one of the best programs on YT…brilliant
Thank you!
Funny- I became a nurse bc I had always genuinely enjoyed listening/ hearing my elders talk about "back in their time". American History is my absolute favorite subject in history but mostly all of history in general has always fascinated me. 😊
Thank you! I love listening to you tell these stories! You are a natural storyteller!! Much appreciated!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
gotta be one of my favorite narrators. love it when someone can tell a story with personality
Awesome as always Josh. God bless bud.
Gracias
I LOVED this !! The story of Big Alice and Etta the Grasshopper was entertaining, Hilarious and well presented. Wish I had a History Prof. like this gentleman story teller.
Thank you!❤
Thanks Kat!
I recently discovered your channel and I must say that I very much appreciate the detail of your work. It's all to common to stumble across so-called history channels that have inaccurate or false content with little or no research, especially when it comes to wild west content. I love your videos and you've earned my subscription. Keep on keep'n on!
Thank you very much!
This was a brilliant compilation. The tale of Joseph Atrium was pure poetry.
Glad you think so!
Ever since I've seen Deadwood for the 3rd time and stumbling upon this channel for a new background on Al Swearengen, I've been hooked on your content. Keep 'em coming Josh!
Thank you!
This was the BEST podcast in the history of the wild west and podcasts!
Wow, thank you!!!
another new video man all right my evening just got good
Thanks man
That Ed Scarborough story is absolutely hilarious 😂
Lmao. Not exactly sure how this vid ended up my suggested list, but im glad i clicked in. This is great!
I’m glad you clicked too!
Honestly mate!
You are the best! Great work! Thanks for your honesty! Legend yourself!
Thanks
Thanks!
Thank YOU
Im working on a wild west fantasy style of story so this helped a lot for ideas thank you
Glad I could help
I absolutely love these tales from the wild old days and I have to say, I’ve never heard them done better. The way they’ve been written and narrated makes them all the more compelling and enjoyable . Thank for all the work you’ve put in to these. Brilliant stuff 🤠😎👍 yee ha!
Too kind! Thanks
Bro this is an insane way of explaining history and I'm 100% here for it lmaoooo 😭🤣🤣😂😂
I put this on because I woke up in the middle of the night and wanted something to fall asleep to. Instead, this kept me wide awake. I was laughing and thoroughly entertained, but wide awake. Just earned yourself a new subscriber 😅😅
Thanks! Hope you get some sleep tonight though
@@WildWestExtravaganza thanks! I won't be listening to your podcast while I'm trying to sleep this time 😂🤣
Great video! Thanks for sharing. I watched this last evening. So interesting. I really enjoy the old west history.
Many thanks Stan
This is my favorite podcast. Got er done Josh. We in Maine love this.
Thanks man!
As a Chilean, boy do i have some stories to tell from my family lineage. The shenanigans that the Gauchos (Chilean Cowboys) were up to from our recorded history is quite interesting. Thats what got me into american westerns. Your channel and history at the ok coral are my go to for american western history, great work !!
Josh , ya just made my night , thanks🙏🏴☠️🍁
My pleasure
23:00 Umm, not in my experience…lol Js…don’t come for me! Hahaha 😂😅😂😅😂
I legit JUST found this channel and I’m already hooked!!! 😊😊😊
Glad you enjoyed!
This is outstanding. The presentation is perfect and the content entertaining. Keep up the great work.
Thanks Paul
Absolute great video man. Informative as hell and pretty hilarious. Looking forward to watching more
Much appreciated!
Anyone else think that at least 2/3 of these stories would make awesome movies? Especially at a time when Hollywood seems to be only remaking movies
👍 my husband and I listen to all the stories you have available I enjoy your voice and the writing of your stories and trust you enough to quote your expertise. Thanks alot🎉
Wow, thank you!
I truly appreciate you and the work u put in. This has probably become my favorite thing to listen to/watch. Comforting and inspirational. Once I write my famous WW movie. I promise you gonna have coffee for life
Looking forward to it
Thanks bud, half the time it feels like im tellin myself these great stories
Thanks for this channel. I consume these videos like a hungry hippo.
Appreciate that
Great great video!
Thank you for this.
Well done.
Thank you for listening
Great bday present. Thanks❤
Happy birthday!
Tripping Daisy! Man, I just got blasted back 25+ years hearing that band name! I haven't heard, seen, thought of them for as long either. Used to love I'm an Elastic Firecracker too. I'm searching them out on YT music right NOW! Obrigado for the heavy nostalgia trip!
I wore that tape out when I was 14
Love the content and I love your take on it. Keep up the good work bro.
Thank you! I appreciate that.
"Your mother was a hamster, and your father smelled of elderberries" lmao 😂😂😂
A shrubbery
My go to insult.
monty python noly grail
I love all Stories from our not too long ago of our WILD WILD WEST
At first I was, this is ok content, the more I listen 🎧 the more I couldn’t stop listening. You just got yourself a new subscriber.
Hey thanks! Welcome aboard!
I'm way to high for this. You have me geeking tf out 😂😂
Enjoy the ride
" On this side of the bell" I ❤ your
way of telling a story with color on a subject. Great 🤠
Thank you!
Never been to Murica, but the Wild West aesthetic has always fascinated me.
Love your Show Josh... You're the best FO🤠
REAL!
(Peppy La Pew😂)
Many thanks
If you did trading cards of the Legends of the West, I would buy it in a heartbeat.
I love the 1800's, from the victorian lifestyle, wild west, and frontiersmen.
As a big-nose-havin-guy myself, I have to admire George's schnoz.
Love your attitude towards big girls !
Damn fine timing brother Josh. Needed something to listen to.
You got it
Love this long form content. Thanks
Glad you enjoy it
Man, you are awesome; you have all the facts right when most others don't even come close to the truth.
Thank you
Hell yeah!! Always great
Tell ya what: having a bummer of a day, in a bad mood, wanna kick the boss man right square in the nuts? Put on a little yodeling cowboy music in the background, quiet like, getcha some WWExtravaganza in the foreground, and Yaaah! Booom! all's right with the world again. Best dang channel out there, friend. Keep it goin'!
I’ve said it before but it bears repeating. I love your color commentary. The stories are fascinating. The research is appreciated. The preparation is great. But the Easter eggs sprinkled throughout the episode and in the outro set your episodes apart. EVEN IF I’ve heard the episode before.
Seconds into this one and I snort laugh at “yes…NIPPLES” while waiting on my appointment in a cardiologist’s office.
Haha thanks, hope the Dr visit went well
@@WildWestExtravaganza Thank you sir. It went better than I expected. EKG a couple weeks ago indicated that I had a heart attack at some point. The one today showed no such thing (praise God), but I do have to wear a heart monitor for a couple weeks. Keep up the good work Josh. I always look forward to your content updates.
Good news! Do what them docs tell you to do
Dude I’m 15 minutes in and I can tell I’m gonna like this channel
That’s what I like to hear
Entertaining and informative... that's what I meant to say!
Great stories, new subscriber love your twist on the layout of the stories good stuff, buddy keep it up
Thanks and welcome
"Him, his NOSE" 😂
Keep up the good work guys!
I just listened to your Alfred Packered story. I used to live in Colorado. During the 80s CU used to hold Alfred Packered days. Part of the celebration was eating raw meat and drinking your fill of Coors.
Sounds like a great time.
Speaking of preserving our elderly loved ones stories, there are some incredible companies out there that will set up simple interviews for you and your loved one to do. Hell, most if not all of them you can do by mail and they will turn the interview into a book, put them on a flash drive or a CD, etc.. I wish I had done that with a couple elderly war heroes in my life, before it was too late.
Mannn i love your videos but man i don't have time cuz of school and stuff but on breaks i'll watch your videos ❤
🤣 "George Parrot, ol' gonzo big nose lookin' azz was still out there... Still robbin' stage coaches."
"Just the tip." 😝
I love this channel! Such a great random discovery. I liken it to actually finding the needle in the haystack! Fantastic sense of humor with the regaling of these truly fascinating stories 👍👌
Thank you!!!!!
@@WildWestExtravaganza You are most welcome, brother! 🤘💀🤘
Your channel is 🔥
Also, the whole nipple bit was outstanding 🤣! Have you peeped JD Delay's monstrous protrusions?! Dude launched his UA-cam career with a video talking about prison without a shirt on and dude got outright farm animal nips so long they point straight down about 3 inches! 👀 😮😯😝
All the comments were "Bruh, put a shirt on WTF?!" 🤣
Anyway, I'm greatly looking forward to listening to more of your amazing videos! 👍👌
Sweet!! Thanks again!!
Any time!
You clearly put a lot of research into this , much respect
This is the video that got me to sub. Lol. All the big noes jokes landed and yup. ..lol subbed.
Welcome aboard
@WildWestExtravaganza thank you Sir.
I appreciate your work.
This is the greatest damn channel to ever exist.
Thanks!
I love Ur commentary, every time I hear U I laugh, good job♎️
Many thanks
Dam boy, Henry “ just the tip”. Man that’s great.
Your story telling nd your free speech makes me laugh but also I love to fall asleep to your videos but I get into the story’s so it’s hard to sleep
This is like Danny McBride telling me a western story. Fn awesome!!
Coochie-Coochie, yah, yah yah!!!
Priceless.
Informational, educational, and f*cking hilarious. I just subscribed
Thanks man!
LUV THIS SHOW!
Cool fact about Lillian Heath is that she observed the solar eclipse of July 29, 1878, along with scientist Henry Draper and inventor Thomas Edison, who had come to Wyoming to conduct experiments and had stayed in the Rawlins House, where the Heaths were living at the time while she was 8 years old. Fascinating woman.
Very cool
I lived in El Paso back in the early 1970's while stationed at Fort Bliss. It still had it's seedy part of town out on Dyer Street, and the avenues of the President's, I took an apartment there for my last weeks in the City after moving from a small house just off base, my wife was hospitalized and I had flown my kids home to stay with my mom, we needed place to land till I separated from the Army. The other side of the base on Montana Avenue was the better stores and homes, at least around the base. I am sure it has probably all changed since I left in 75 to move to the DC area when I was recruited to serve with The Old Guard at Fort Myer Va. ( I had returned to the Army after 6 months as a cop in my home town, I missed the Army and re upped to go back to Bliss, I was with the 3rd Cav on my first tour, following my year in Nam, I moved with the 3rd from Lewis to Bliss, when I returned they assigned me to the 11th ADA it was quite a change but it was OK seems the 3rd had been in the field for nearly my whole time as a civilian and most of my buddies looked like shit when I went for a quick visit.
Well first 30 seconds I'm dying of laughter 😂😂😭😭😭
This is sick bro💯🤛🏽🍻💪🏽🏴
Great Video. Not going to lie though. Had to pause the video and do some research on those Farah Fawcett pictures. Thank you sir.
Love it when you "freestyle" Josh.
Well done again mr. Josh👍✌
Thanks
"Eugene" Sledge aka Sledgehammer was in the USMC from Pelilu to Okinawa and wrote a book called 'With the Old Breed'. It's a good read.
Agreed
Hell yeah brother. Compilations ftw.
More to come!
Bro this is the best commentary on western info out there, if thats what you would call it. 😂 this is comedy
Glad you enjoyed
OH JOSH LOVE YOUR HUMOUR.TOO MUCH MATE!