Don, I can't remember if I di or not. When I seem him and two of his childhood friends in 84, 85 and maybe 86, he was still wiry and very agile so I'm pretty sure he could have did his own stunts. His class mates weren't as lucky, they were in a nursing home. They were a man and a woman. When the man came to the home, he threw a fit, Roy flew in from Californiia and came to the Nursing home and calmed him down. Down to earth to be such a big star.
An old family friend from Brownsville, KY was one of the sons of the pioneers, who sang with Roy and were in the movies with him. His name was Slim Dossey. My uncle Roy and Slim were life long friends. Slim died in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. He sang till he died.
Those just look scrumptious and wanting to be eaten by me.I may or may not had to run an early morning errand. During said hypothetical errand I may or may not have stopped here........
I tried to fix it and couldn't do it.
I agree. I'm anxious to see if we can stop anybody.
The people I know that watched them this summer thinks the offense is more fluid and the defense is still a wok in progress. A couple of them said that a few of our rushers have a big upside though. I took that t me they could show improvement as the season moves on. Like others I feel this first game is a must win to have a shot at a decent season.
When I was in the fire house with Roy, (every one of the old folks there called him Len) there was guy there who looked older then Roy who sang harmony on some songs Roy sang like maybe he had done so before. I think he was just a local guy though.
Thanks for lessening the impact of my post. J/K
