How living here in North Texas ALL my life of Thirty-Three years, I have only been to one game of the infamous Dallas Cowboys when they were in their prime, back in 1976! I am loyal to them always, even today.
Brilliant Colors, even today! Blue, White and Silver!
It is Texas's State Colors! HaHa! LOL! Can you tell who I will always be loyal to?
Thousands of seats, Saw a game in '76. I remember it clearly.
Now, I say with pride, "Tom, you were the best!"
Written May 26th, 2004 5:30pm CST All rights reserved
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Reviewed by Timothy Houlahan (Reader)
Reviewed on July 13, 2004
Being a Aussie and knowing little of Gridirion i cant really comment.
hahaha!
What's up with the ballpark in Arlington's name being changed to promote the sponsor? All these ballparks promoting businesses -- eg. Minute Maid Park, Coors Field, etc. -- sickening.
It's always big in Texas, ain't it?
Hahaha.
good one, becca.
GO, COWBOYS!!! *but we citizens shouldn't have to pay for their new stadium...the boys and the owners make more money...much more...let them pay for it* now look what you've done, you've got me started!! LOL
i love the cowboys, but we haven't had much reason to celebrate the past several years...bring back tom landry or jimmy johnson!!!! LOL
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What's up with the ballpark in Arlington's name being changed to promote the sponsor? All these ballparks promoting businesses -- eg. Minute Maid Park, Coors Field, etc. -- sickening.
It's always big in Texas, ain't it?
Hahaha.
good one, becca.
GO, COWBOYS!!! *but we citizens shouldn't have to pay for their new stadium...the boys and the owners make more money...much more...let them pay for it* now look what you've done, you've got me started!! LOL
i love the cowboys, but we haven't had much reason to celebrate the past several years...bring back tom landry or jimmy johnson!!!! LOL
great write--enjoyed
(((HUGS))) and love, karla. :)
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