[Last Dakotan]

Was it stored in the basement?

[BenLurkin]

[Made In The USA]

“...and possibly used by the Texan army...”

Something about the words ‘Texan Army’ just make me feel really happy.

[Terry Mross]

All right! Another reason to go to the Alamo for the hundreth time. At least. Seriously, can’t get enough of that place.

[Terry Mross]

Time for some W bashing. It’s a good thing he’s not governor. He’d give it back to Mexico like he gave the sword. He’s probably call them and say “Come and take it.”

[JRandomFreeper]

The way things are going, we may need it again pretty soon, against the same enemy.

/johnny

[NavyCanDo]

Maybe we’ll see it soon on the History Channel’s Pawn Stars. Love that show

[SunkenCiv]

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