Alabama bans Cycles Gladiator wine

[tulip]

No, this one isn't a memorial to honor dead soldiers - it's a defiant, pistol raised general on a horse in honor of the confederacy.

We have a whole street of those. But I must say, it's a beautiful street.

[Mr. Bloom]

I remember the Jolly Ox restaurant--I had my first adult beverage there (actually several). When were you there?

I was raised in Birmingham until I left for college. I graduated from Berry High School in 1975. No family there at all now. I have quite a few stories as well (and fond memories). I'm so proud of being a southerner now, but in the '70s I wanted nothing more than to rid myself of the southern accent.

I'm proud to be from the NEW Alabama too! But I never did, nor do I now, have an accent.

I went to John Carroll, Silver went to Homewood, SilverSister went to Berry and would have overlapped you there. I worked at Jolly Ox in '79ish and then at the Eckerd Drug store right across the parking lot for a couple years as well.

[Fredwina]

Y'all do realize That Nathan Bedford Forrest was also instrumental in another organization? and he's not on Monument Ave in Richmond, but Arthur Ashe is...
it does seem like a lot of civil war history has been hijacked for "other uses"