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This is the same play I posted earlier from Boston-Cleveland, but is kind of humorous to watch them all stop arguing when God Bless America is sung. Then at the end everyone leaves in a good mood. Thought you might like it for the humor factor.

 

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" Music to soothe the savage beast"
I'm sure you mean the famous quotation, "music soothes the savage breast." ;)

 

I am aware of the corect quote BUT my version works here.

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I didn't think it was funny.  

 

I'd like to believe that during the rendition of "God Bless America" these men had a chance to reflect on the greatness of this country and realize that they are just playing a game.  

 

Alan Hess

MSgt Retired, USAF

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It's funny in the fact that two guys are old enough to know they need to shut-up, take their hats off and respect the song and what it stands for, and in doing so it took the wind out of their sails. 

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I didn't think it was funny.  

 

I'd like to believe that during the rendition of "God Bless America" these men had a chance to reflect on the greatness of this country and realize that they are just playing a game.  

 

Alan Hess

MSgt Retired, USAF

 

 

More propaganda please

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I didn't think it was funny.  

 

I'd like to believe that during the rendition of "God Bless America" these men had a chance to reflect on the greatness of this country and realize that they are just playing a game.  

 

Alan Hess

MSgt Retired, USAF

 

 

More propaganda please

 

Excuse me? What did you say?

 

LCDR retired

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I didn't think it was funny.  

 

I'd like to believe that during the rendition of "God Bless America" these men had a chance to reflect on the greatness of this country and realize that they are just playing a game.  

 

Alan Hess

MSgt Retired, USAF

 

 

More propaganda please

 

Some people just don't get it! :shrug:

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