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[Highway Man]

For feed?

Yep!
Cows love it and cheaper than feedstores cubes

[Rubulator]

The touch, the taste, of Cotton-n-n-n-n-n-n-n-n

[Captain John H. Miller]

I feel and touch cotton everyday.
 

 

Did cotton give consent?

 

 

 

 

For feed?

Yep!
Cows love it and cheaper than feedstores cubes

 

Can the cottonseeds grow into plants after the cows poop them out?

[Highway Man]

I feel and touch cotton everyday.

 
Did cotton give consent?

 
 
 

For feed?

Yep!
Cows love it and cheaper than feedstores cubes

 
Can the cottonseeds grow into plants after the cows poop them out?

Sadly, no. I think this seed they grow is sterile.
We get it from a cotton gin from a small town called 'Snook' about 2 hours from here.

[Highway Man]

[Captain John H. Miller]

[Highway Man]

The bike got me

[Highway Man]

February 23, 1836 General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna Arrived in San Antonio

General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna and his troops arrived in San Antonio and began siege preparations at the Alamo. Texan forces retreated into the Alamo.

[Highway Man]

On this day in 1836, William Barret Travis, commanding the Texans under attack in the Alamo, wrote his famous letter addressed "To the People of Texas and All Americans in the World." In the letter, he pledged that he would "never surrender or retreat" and swore "Victory or Death." The predominant message, however, was an entreaty for help: "I call on you in the name of Liberty, of patriotism & everything dear to the American character, to come to our aid, with all dispatch." Travis knew that his men, besieged by Mexican forces under Martín Perfecto de Cos, could not hold out long without reinforcements. Inspired by his letter, more troops did make their way to San Antonio, but too few and too late to avert disaster.

[Spare Parts]

On this date in California History

1942 - U.S.A. Unidentified Flying Objects

1942 : Los Angeles sightings on this day called by the contemporary press "Battle of Los Angeles", a Plane / Blimp / Weather Balloon / UFO is fired on with a massive anti-aircraft artillery barrage but is not hit, Air raid sirens were sounded throughout Los Angeles County at 2:25 a.m. and a total blackout was ordered. Why was the ?? never hit or if it was hit why not damaged?

[Highway Man]

Wow

[Rubulator]

It was prob a Japanese recon aircraft... And the flakker was prob drunk... Since no one really knows.... Why not... 

[Highway Man]

"And the flakker was prob drunk"

I never knew you were in California

[Capn Cackler]

https://www.youtube....eature=youtu.be

 

Truly an incredible story.

[Highway Man]

 
Truly an incredible story.

I didn't know little Debbie made youtube videos

[Highway Man]

February 23, 1836 General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna Arrived in San Antonio
General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna and his troops arrived in San Antonio and began siege preparations at the Alamo. Texan forces retreated into the Alamo.

Cannonade

On day 6 of the siege, Santa Anna's troops began an extensive artillery attack on the Alamo.

[Highway Man]

Santa Anna Attempted to Prevent Arrival of Troops

By February 29, 1836, Mexican troops fully encircled the Alamo. Santa Anna sent out some troops to stop Fannin's expected reinforcements. Civilians may have been allowed to leave the Alamo.

[Highway Man]

Gonzales Sent Help

Some 32 reinforcements arrived from the town of Gonzales to help defend the Alamo.

[Highway Man]

I can't even glue one together without sticking my fingers together

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