All Star Party for John Wayne (1976)- Charles Bronson honors John Wayne!

[@borderlord]

If Charles Bronson gives you a compliment you accept it with a Big smile!

[@TheE71462]

Agree

[@Doomzdayxx]

True. Also, if you are asked to present the Duke with an award, you do THAT with a big smile as well. Two legends. R.I.P. both.

[@JamesRichards-mj9kw]

Wayne never liked Bronson, or his films.

[@strattuner]

one macho man talking of the other one,both of them PURE CLASS

[@Hithere-ek4qt]

Probably more like just keeping your job in Hollywood.

[@BratislavMetulski]

theres more manhood in this room than in whole todays hollywood 😂

[@Kamau.dbk1]

True that

[@davidmiatke6758]

Charlie had more manhood alone than all of Hollywank today.

[@baymaxc1647]

Well said!!

[@troyledbetter6597]

They just don’t make them like that anymore!

[@raidertony1356]

Is there any men in Hollywood today????

[@watchman1178]

Back when Hollywood was worthy of our attention.

[@LATVERIAN1]

Sure wish we had people like The Duke and Bronson serving in Washington right now. Real men with real values

[@baymaxc1647]

Totally agree

[@jeffpapacek9244]

What class men had back then. I miss those days.

[@Developer-online]

Thats back when Movie stars had character

[@jillhenry4387]

Amen to that!

[@Mark-yy2py]

A class of real men we may never see again. Sinatra emceeing an event where Bronson praises Wayne...

[@Steve-wo7gt]

The Greatest Generation.

[@cristinabumbac151]

Indeed...a golden age for macho men and I mean really macho, not what...well let's be polite!

[@ritagiustolisi5463]

Attori immortali. Bravissimi. Una loro ammiratrice.

[@sunnyhill5119]

You are so right on, Mark. We will never see the likes of these men again....and time has proven it so.👍💯✝️🙏

[@fordatudefordatude4195]

the world has changed from 1977 to 2015 ..people forget or never knew the greats of tv or motor movie hero's ..long live the duke and the mechanic. .

[@bratrat]

Charles Bronson & John Wayne in a movie together; sounds like a good team!

[@angloaust1575]

Maybe the green berets!

[@WHANAUPEACE]

Charles Bronson is the coolest most suave and no bullshit man of all time and beyond. My most favourite actor of all times.

[@heleonardorodrigues1645]

This among the best

[@stevenseagalsponytail4785]

Chicken is good I like chicken

[@kejiri3593]

He was also cool in real life too. Think he served in WW2 as a shooter on a plane. And a great action star, aswell as a male rolemodel to look up to

[@raymondhoagland8602]

Mr. Majestic !

[@seraphinev7354]

Charles Bronson, my favourite actor and very talented actor. With love.RIP.

[@shriner62]

"Macho IS John Wayne." --- Charles Bronson. Now that is high praise indeed.

[@kaispirit2079]

David Matheson my heroes always killed cowboys

[@markharrison2544]

Bronson was a midget.

[@patrascumonica2807]

Minunați !

[@S0lidState]

They never met Chuck Norris.

[@Hithere-ek4qt]

Probably more like just keeping your job in Hollywood.

[@jaycee3613]

Charles Bronson was no different in person than on screen. It shows in his acting. A tough guy to the core with class. I enjoyed this upload. Thanks.. He will always be the all-time bad ass!!

[@teller1290]

lived a tough life, esp his first 25 or so.

[@870Rem12gauge]

Didn't they all?

[@ganggang3873]

James Henderson then look at you, have u ever achieved anything in life? Fking loser

[@sutiszorny8039]

In fact, he didn't have to act. He just played himself.

[@ouraniamurphy8022]

I just love the Golden Hollywood Area!!!

[@usgalsen]

Old schools just have more talent and magnificent elegance both in performance and speech. That's why I am into old school anything, music and, particularly, movies.

[@vrinda5303]

usgalsen Same here!

[@usgalsen]

Vrinda Kanchan It seems like the more recent we go, the worse things get. especially in terms of music. So I am a young college student, but my music taste makes me very old :)

[@vrinda5303]

usgalsen I'm 34, and have watched old TV shows and movies and listened to music from the 1930s-1970s all my life. The more years go by, like you say, the worse modern entertainment gets. It's sad and disturbing.

[@usgalsen]

Vrinda Kanchan I agree. It's sad and disturbing.

[@brentpop12]

Gotta love old school entertainment

[@AngeliqueKaga]

I've been a fan of John Wayne since I was 7 years old, now I'm 68, and I still enjoy watching his movies..

[@TurtleManOfficial]

If Mr.Bronson honors you it can only be because you're a true legend.

[@shanekeogh4740]

It's great seeing so many great men in this clip, Charles Bronson, Frank Sinatra and of course John Wayne!

[@jimlobley5587]

Bronson was up there with john wayne loved them both as actors , from australia

[@mickblack2800]

U said it mate , they were the greats 👍🇦🇺👊

[@alvaropelayo8084]

All the best to John Wayne, Frank Sinatra, Charles Bronson, from Chile and Uruguay. God bless them.

[@minicopilot1]

Eloquently stated!!!! Bronson was the man!

[@Lawyeris]

Charles Bronson was lithuanian man... true macho and movie hero

[@2012turok]

The duke my best actor of all time....Charles bronson is also one of the best.

[@Brian1961-ep4bq]

Will never have actors like these ever again these were true man that served in the war rest in peace all of you I'll continue watching your films all the days of my life

[@tyronebee7209]

Movie Stars had so much class and character back then, and I so sad that those days will never come back.

[@jeremiahdansereau2950]

Its great seeing two Legends shaking hands!

[@MyREDTAIL]

It's a shame that The Duke & Charles Bronson, Never got to make a movie together, May they RIP & are Sadly missed by all of their Fans etc

[@josephvanburen887]

If Lee marvin was unavailable, Bronson would've made a good liberty valance.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

They were the faces of two different visions of the west. John Wayne's West was optimistic and there were clear lines between good and evil. Bronson, like Eastwood, starred in Westerns that were darker and "heroes" were as flawed as the "villains".

[@julianp2283]

Bronson, Wayne... BADASS ASSEMBLE!

[@rafflesgent6236]

John Wayne now there is a real hero that people loved.

[@clintbronson5]

Only Frank could get away with calling Mr Bronson CHUCK! 😂

[@paulofarrell6498]

He doesn’t call him Chuck.

[@GKruhly]

This is a beautiful sentiment, from one great man, a real man, to another. It brought tears to my eyes. Class, the kind we will never see again.

[@brianharris4275]

That's why the left hates Trump Wayne would have loved him The Commie E.U hates them both! God Bless America! Kill a Commie for mommy!

[@lvazzana]

I sang in the USC (Wayne's Alma Mater) Chamber Singers Ensemble that came out at the beginning of the show. If I remember correctly, we were standing on those same steps as Bronson. We were dressed in cheerleading outfits and sang an arrangement of Holiday for Strings which Nelson Riddle arranged with all the song titles of Wayne's movies. Maureen O'Hara came to our rehearsal room at the SC campus (her hair in curlers) and rehearsed with us. Then a day or two before we did a pre-record at the studio. It was a small studio, w a studio orchestra. Sinatra was just finishing up his pre record session. You could have heard a pin drop while we stood around the orchestra, watching Old Blue Eyes finish his session. Just a few years later, I ended up working and touring w Mr. Sinatra in Las Vegas in his orchestra. Thrill of a lifetime. What a blast! Is there someone who can post that particular part of the show (or better yet, the entire show!!)?

[@Katzenhase]

Sara Vazzana I´m sorry that I wasn´t able to post the whole show though I´ve got it at home. It was 1 and a half year ago since I put this video+ some other interviews on youtube and I don´t know now how I converted my DVD-R´s at the time in order to put them here.I´m so sorry but I have no recollection how I did that. Maybe the beginning of Alzheimer:-)

[@lvazzana]

nico merker I appreciate your getting back. I found a copy of the whole show on ioffer.com and was able to take a trip back in time!

[@Katzenhase]

I´m lucky for you because I also got my set on ioffer.com. So we probably got our set from the same source. It´s interesting that you sang with the great Frank Sinatra. I´m a big fan of his, though I have to admit that I always thought that Elvis had the better/greater voice.

[@frankmurray5216]

This is when Hollywood had class. Thank you Duke!!

[@AmbienceWorld]

If only they had made a film together!

[@speedracer1945]

Bronson presents a very well spoken speech .

[@troy9477]

Why do we never see CLASS like this anymore? True gentlemen showing respect for each other.

[@scummybagger4213]

AMEN Mr Bronson ...

[@thomaseusebio7724]

When America was America, and Hollywood was an industry to be proud off.

[@alvaropelayo8084]

Welcome to the wonderful John Wayne-land, with legends like Frank Sinatra, Charles Bronson

[@robertszvetics210]

I WISH SOMEBODY WOULD UPLOAD THE WHOLE SHOW

[@brianwhite6616]

O to go back to the good days when real men with values and morals, made movies without computer generation 😕

[@dianneshaw4661]

i love JOHN WAYNE.....

[@pauldashwood2897]

Wow there’s some stars in that room ...always remembered ..never will be copied ..

[@danieldials6790]

Precious Moments, 😊 the best of the best!! 🇺🇸

[@Katzenhase]

I watched the "All Star Party for John Wayne" many times. During the show nobody got that kind of applause that Bronson got. Back in 1976 he was a hot star with hits like "Death Wish" or "Hard Times". John Wayne gave Bronson a strange look when Bronson said "but I´ve been a fan of Mr Wayne for many years"(second 34). It could be possible that John Wayne didn´t like guys like Bronson or Eastwood in the movies because their movies were very violent and I think that "Duke" didn´t like "vigilante movies" because of provocative violence. I remember an interview in which famous cult director Don Siegel said to John Wayne: Shoot him in the back" while filming "The Shootist" and Duke said "I would never shoot somebody in the back". Siegel said: "Well, Clint Eastwood would. "Duke" got upset and said to Siegel: "I don´t care what that kid would do....". Hilarious.

[@MrImiller07]

I believe that Wayne respected the talents and success of Eastwood and Bronson, however, he had established a carefully maintained screen persona and Wayne was extremely conscious of that. Lauren Bacall has stated in various interviews that Wayne and Don Siegel butted heads while filming The Shootist, however, the finished film was moving, well done and showcased one of the best latter day performances of Wayne.

[@speedracer1945]

nico merker I heard that story too from Eastwood Himself. He may liked Bronson to a degree more since He was invited , but Eastwood wasn't invited I bet LOL. Another story about the Duke an Kirk Douglas on the film the War Wagon , seems Douglas wore a pinky ring over His glove an the Duke hated that and Wayne had some words with the Director over it .

[@Katzenhase]

Dan Reese: Clint said once in an interview that John Wayne probably liked him as a person but didn´t like some of his movies. It´s a well known fact that "Duke" didn´t like "High Plains Drifter", probably because of the rape scene. I don´t know whether "Duke" liked Bronson or not. Mike Frankovich was the producer of the "All Star Party for John Wayne" and Frankovich was producing to movies at the time "The Shootist" with Duke and "From Noon till Three" with Bronson. Maybe he asked Bronson to participate Duke´s tribute. But that´s just a hunch.

[@speedracer1945]

nico merker He still gave the Duke a excellent speech. Whether or not if they even had any relationship , least Bronson's words gave honorable respect toward Him .

[@MrCarpen7er]

nico merker Wayne didn´t like violence in movies. Yet he hated Native Americans and wished they were all killed.

[@roberttownsend9223]

Back in the days when people had a little more respect both for themselves and other people. When we were young and we got drunk, we all thought we were John Wayne. I remember standing at a bar one night with my hands on my hips and leaning a little forward just as old Duke used to do! And how many fella's back then tried to recite the John Wayne speech which went something like ' I won't be lied about' I won't be laid a hand on' I can't remember the rest! I think it came from 'Hondo' but I'm not sure...great days!

[@salvationbordercountry3800]

Fantastic! Wonderful.

[@brentholladay3113]

The Trinity of Macho is John Wayne, Clint Eastwood, and Charles Bronson❕

[@ronrice2249]

John Wayne, Charles Bronson, and Frank Sinatra all together. It doesn't get more macho than that.

[@Katzenhase]

Glad you enjoyed this rare clip.

[@fathertime1331]

John Wayne: Legend. And when Connery and Clint are gone, the real men of Hollywood will be extinct. Sad.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

Michael Caine will be around and he'll still being getting laid ! 😂

[@sunsetstrippers74]

Father Time Kurt Russell

[@EIREriddick13]

Charles B is the ultimate legend. But there is still Jeff Bridges, Sean Bean & Liam Neeson

[@stevejanowiak1982]

Father Time...Zac Efron and Shia Labeouf will proudly carry the mantle!!

[@jeremystanley1096]

We still have Mark Wahlberg he’s pretty tough

[@konedog55]

Post the entire show - PLEASE. I missed this on network TV.

[@paoloiacona5721]

A greatest man and actor beautiful

[@belindajones700]

When i was a kid i watched these actors in all kind of films and men back in the day were real men you couldnt ask for a better actor there the classics the classics that is what these guys are they are heros John Wayne and Charles Bronson True Americans Audie Murphy John Wayne Charles Bronson Charelton Heston Ben Johnson Yul Brynner Telly savalas Clint Eastwood And many others Cause of GOD we have heros like these men, too me GOD is the main hero in my heart and soul because without GOD there wouldnt be anything most of all the heros we love and cherish i love you and thank you GOD And too all the actors i love living or past on from the bottom of my heart think you i love all of you Wayne and Bronson Yall live in my heart and soul its never goodbuy each film i watch to me yall still remain still living in my heart they never died thank you both and GOD bless both of you and the others as well thank you all

[@kejiri3593]

@James Henderson You liberals dont believe in God either way. So what does it matter to you? Unless you are those lol secular neo puritans type of people of marxism or something

[@mountainsaunter2061]

These videos of these great times are priceless. Thank you for posting. Also, where could one find a copy of the entire party?

[@Katzenhase]

I have the entire show. Look at ioffer.com. There was somebody who offered the show there.

[@robertmiller3381]

When Bronson calls you macho.

[@johnstrausbaugh3472]

What a class act. True dignity from Mr Bronson about Duke. Both men were MACHO !!!!!

[@joangiardiello8417]

When Hollywood was American and had talent and culture

[@김정은-c8o]

Charles Bronson is the best actor ever

[@warrennicholsony.fernando4513]

Sadly we will never see men like them again not in this current status of showbiz.

[@davester1970]

It is a travesty that Charles Bronson and John Wayne never did a movie together. I am quite sure that movie would have kicked ass. I guess the only reason it never got made besides the fact that John Wayne died shortly afterwards is because that movie would have been so macho that Hollywood would have had to cancel action and western movies.

[@markharrison2544]

Bronson would not have agreed to star with Wayne because he was only 5'8".

[@markharrison2544]

That was before he became a star.

[@angloaust1575]

Maybe green berets!

[@praveenliverpool]

When Macho compliments Macho

[@duaneleerussell157]

Wow an awesome tribute

[@alfulci6914]

One of the greatest and John Wayne

[@tonytrotta9322]

We toured the USS Oliver Hazzard Perry frigate FFG-7 in Detroit in 1980 when she went on a Great Lakes cruise with the Fairfax County LST-1193 and stoped in Detroit. They were both great ships and they had a fine crew of US Navy sailors! I never knew that the great John Wayne set her in motion!

[@philgeorge1003]

Lol nobody cares about what you've done in your pissant little life.

[@tonytrotta9322]

@@philgeorge1003 GJITL!

[@harleypiper]

Charles Bronson looks identical to my Pilipino father in law.

[@elizabethconnolly8958]

Ah God that was just beautiful from one great man to another ..real men too xxxx

[@SayYes2Scorpions]

I'd love to see the whole program!!

[@Katzenhase]

I have the whole show but I don´t know how to upload it here. I did in many years ago and I don´t recall how I did it. I´m sorry.

[@lidijavrban1211]

E, da Charls Bronson moj ljubimac.a John W.da ne pričamo dobri stari filmovi.hvala im sjecacemo se ih dok smo mi živi.

[@francofrasconi2543]

Grazie a questi artisti x l'omaggio al mio attore preferito , grazie ancora

[@ramsesismyname244]

All respect to Charles Bronson. Everyone you hear says he was an amazing man. NO RESPECT TO JOHN WAYNE. When he was in good health and in a “public setting” JW was charming. When you ran into JW in the private sector he was an asshole. He was nasty as hell in Ridgeway, CO filming True Grit. Saw him in a grocery store and watched as an innocent asked him for an autograph... he went berserk. Screaming at the poor woman that “Am I not allowed a private life???!!!” All he had to say was no thank you and she would’ve left. Glenn Campbell was so sweet and friendly. The director always bought every child in the restaurant an ice cream when he ate. Never saw Kim Darby. Never saw Robert Duvall but JW was a particular asshat... repeatedly.

[@lonmcq7317]

I find that hard to believe... NEVER have I heard that Duke was rude to a fan...

[@Katzenhase]

Ms Vazzana, I´ve got the whole show. If I have the time, I´ll post the whole show. Then you can see yourself:-)

[@lvazzana]

Thanks! That would be so great to see. Sara

[@Katzenhase]

@@lvazzana Hi Sara, a couple of minutes ago I uploaded the whole show. You can see yourself now😋.

[@Katzenhase]

@@lvazzana Here´s the whole show. I´ve just uploaded it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZKQqmaFmM99aZI

[@Hithere-ek4qt]

Charles was more of a man than Marion ever was.

[@Katzenhase]

In a fist fight I would put my entire money on Bronson, though he was much smaller than Duke.

[@jameshadfiled1694]

your full of shit and it's leaking!

[@ricardocantoral7672]

I would say between the two, Charlie would have probably kicked Wayne's ass. Chuck had a rough upbringing and he was already working in coal mines at the age of 10; he didn't experience the comfort of regular meals until he joined the army. Wayne grew up in a comfortable, middle class life style.

[@SteveNormanevp]

Both my heroes in the same room....

[@travels129]

Wat a cool class act bronson

[@S0lidState]

I remember seeing a picture of a drunk Steve McQueen giving John Wayne a hug at some Hollywood party, funny stuff.

[@cuznvinnie818]

Give it up for the Oliver Hazard Perry Class!! I served aboard the USS Reuben James (FFG-57). All ships of that Class have now been decommissioned, but they will always live on in the hearts of those who served on them.

[@codebebop]

I miss the real America.

[@bandeiraredemanchete3784]

Charles Bronson deixa saudades nos cinema até hoje é sempre

[@Katzenhase]

It´s a shame that hanajinks, orgasmatron1977m, 200mphz06 etc. are using my great rare video to insult each other. Who did start this? I posted a rare video between two great stars and instead of enjoying it, I read permanently private curse words etc..... Why don´t you do that via your private email accounts?

[@robertszvetics210]

+nico merker my friend there are so many mean assholes on this site it should be called assholetube its too bad you dont have the whole show that would be great.

[@Katzenhase]

Robert szvetics: You´re wrong. I´ve got the whole show. You can get the show from www.ioffer.com

[@robertszvetics210]

nico merker thank you

[@jeangacs5785]

Deux très bon acteur qui repose en paix ont les regrette

[@johnnylee2744]

Your icon Charles Bronson oh great thou art and God bless you amen

[@Hithere-ek4qt]

Keep that religious nonsense to yourself

[@870Rem12gauge]

Wow. First time I've seen this.

[@rollandemarie74]

TWO GREAT MEN ,,THE DUKE ,,CHARLES BRONSON ,

[@artm1973]

Duke, not the Duke.

[@wagnerpd5921]

Thanks Nico for upload of Chas. Bronson showing John Wayne pushing a newly christened USN7 out of drydock. I didn't know he was that strong.

[@nildeabuela869]

Los grandes de oro 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@davester1970]

I had to give this video a thumbs up for it mentioning the USS Oliver Hazard Perry (FFG-7) since I am a former Perry class frigate sailor (USS Stark FFG-31).

[@bluebell2247]

the best of the best John wayne

[@borochone]

The 2 most macho men ever to appear on screen. :)

[@200mphz06]

hanajinks Perhaps coming out of the closet would give you relief, you rambling douche-bag. Cut yourself some slack. Surely there's a bathhouse near you.

[@orgasmatron1977m]

200mphz06 She's just some aussie lib troll twat pay her no mind

[@200mphz06]

orgasmatron1977m I think it's a male that doesn't enjoy being one. Seems to be miserable about something.

[@200mphz06]

hanajinks I's almost Friday. Your mood should improve. Or do you not work? Retired?

[@200mphz06]

hanajinks People that regularly insult others do so simply in an attempt to bring them down to their own miserable level. By that I mean you don't seem like a generally happy person so it makes you feel better to make others feel like you. You want them to feel your misery. That's what I get from you and how you come across. I don't believe you care about John Wayne. By that I mean you don't hate him or like him. You simply don't care. All you care about is displaying your misery. Perhaps you feel it's a form of therapy for you. Releasing your anger. There's something going on in your life that you aren't very happy about. I could be wrong. But it's still how you come across. The comments you make towards Wayne are simply a form of attention you're needing. "..the Duke liked him some dick." Are you suggesting he's gay? Do you have something against gays? What would you say about Rock Hudson?

[@thomascapitalmgt]

Awesome

[@olive6405]

People tend to forget that prior to STAGECOACH westerns were dominated by the likes of Gene Autry and Hopalong Cassidy and the Duke took it to the next level and paved the way foe Eastwood and Bronson.

[@jayberman9221]

Well said, good points. Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us. BTW: You can find me dailykos.com sulia.com buzzfeed.com and ronrambles.com Which is the creation of Ron Tenin a superb citizen journalist IMO. Ron tackles what MSM fears!

[@TheOldOakSyndicate]

Hopalong Cassidy is a classic but man is it ridiculous...If you watch the old Hopalong Cassidy shows all you can think is "This guy looks like he's going to a line dance at the local country & western bar.." Meanwhile, every other actor in the Hopalong shows looked halfway realistic.

[@jerrywoods4066]

Yeah but they weren't any good nor could they act they were more 4 little kids

[@cristiandanielortizcuellar2990]

excelent

[@bryanwiitala8854]

That is gold!

[@Katzenhase]

I know. A very rare clip.

[@Carpenterdane]

Yeah, he was the man! Never be another like him.

[@zabaleta66]

Real men! Frank, Charles.....and John Wayne.

[@jackrenglish]

WORKED WITH CHARLES..NICE MAN..JACK ENGLISH..WEHO..4/2019...

[@JohnSmith-de5zc]

Awesome video.Bronson honors The Duke.Did Clint not get an invite?

[@helbold2]

The good old days.

[@capguncam]

I would love to see the USS john Wayne

[@cruelsuit1939]

"William Manchester ultimately found himself in the Pacific Ocean theater. Initially he joined the Officer Candidate School but dropped out before receiving a commission. After attaining the rank of corporal, he was sent to Guadalcanal in 1944 for further training. He served in Pacific War's final campaign on the island of Okinawa, was severely wounded on June 5, 1945, ....He served in the Marine Corps, attaining the rank of sergeant. He was shot in the kneecap on Okinawa's Sugar Loaf Hill but left the military hospital when he heard his regiment was moving on to Oruku peninsula. Wounded by mortar fire, he also was shot by a Japanese soldier near his heart. He was a recipient of the Purple Heart. Manchester's wartime experiences formed the basis for his very personal account of the Pacific Theater, Goodbye, Darkness: A Memoir of the Pacific War. In this memoir, Manchester uses some personal anecdotes from his service on Okinawa in his descriptions of battles on Guadalcanal and Saipan. In 2001, President George W. Bush presented Manchester with the National Humanities Medal. Manchester is also the recipient of the Abraham Lincoln Literary Award, among other awards". - [pasted from Wikipedia and Washington Post articles] Manchester was wounded, left the hospital to return to the fight, and was wounded twice more, very nearly dying. After the war he became a renowned journalist, author, historian. And this is what the war hero, REAL war hero William Manchester thought of John Wayne: “After my evacuation from Okinawa, I had the enormous pleasure of seeing [John] Wayne humiliated in person at Aiea Heights Naval Hospital in Hawaii. Only the most gravely wounded, the litter cases, were sent there.... Each evening Navy corpsmen would carry litters down to the hospital theater so the men could watch a movie. One night they had a surprise for us. Before the film the curtains parted and out stepped John Wayne, wearing a cowboy outfit-and 10-gallon hat, bandanna, checkered shirt, two pistols, chaps, boots and spurs. He grinned his aw-shucks grin, passed a hand over his face and said, ‘Hi ya, guys!' He was greeted by a stony silence. Then somebody booed. Suddenly everyone was booing.“This man was a symbol of the fake machismo we had come to hate, and we weren't going to listen to him. He tried and tried to make himself heard, but we drowned him out, and eventually he quit and left.”

[@weze01291950]

my husband was on the USSOLIVER PERRY PRE COM WHEN SHE WAS BIUG BUIT IN BAT MAINE,