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As a kid, I got Douglas' autograph after standing in line at a signing event when he was still playing. I was impressed he wore a POW bracelet (Vietnam was still going on). Of course he looked gigantic to me..

I was there for the very end, mainly evacuction. 3rd Marines. It was a long time ago.

Grace was so gorgious, but high all the time. unfortunately time has not let her age gracefully

This is a nice performance. If you are into religious connotations, watch Meat Loaf "I Would do anything for Love." It is a little wierd, and takes a few watches to figure out the message..

how many times can she say "like?"

where did her boobies go?

I agree. If I die and go to heaven someday as a good boy, I hope to meet Mairead up there. But I have to wait, she is younger than I with more years left on this planet, ha ha.

The drummer is really beating his heart out.

Didn't Dylan sing this first?

people will never understand the scots. I am one, and we are proud. But it took Hollywood to remind us.

ya didnt want to be there. these were kids, but brave and compassionate. they experienced way too much

why did all the poor guys from the ghetto get drafted, and the priveledged ones grow their hair long and stay home. these men were super heroes who honored their draft card, regardless of your opinion about war

Marines here. I caught the end of the war, basically the evacuation, but, I see the carnage among the slightly older vets living in VA hospitals, or worse.