Unfortunately, Richard Winters, one of the heroic leaders of the allied invasion of Nazi Germany and was featured in the HBO miniseries "Band of Brothers," has died at 92.

After his heroic exploits in WWII, Winters was a very private man and died last week but requested that the news be withheld until after his funeral.

My admiration for these men first came to light in this post from last summer.

If you're not familiar with Company "E", 2nd Battalion, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division, it can be summed up briefly by saying they dropped on D-Day, fought in the Battle of the Bulge, and stayed in Germany after hostilities ended.

Okay, it sounds like a comic book but, this incredible story is true!

Even if you don't like war stories, make an effort to catch the miniseries "Band of Brothers." If nothing else, watch the training until D-Day and then watch the last 8 minutes.

Dry your eyes, here's Maj. Winters's profile from Wikipedia.

If there were more videos like this, soccer may be a more popular game in the U.S.!

If you look closely, the clip has all the elements that make sports click--excitement, highlights, and sex appeal personified by Shakira.

Back in 1967 the Silver Bridge in the tiny town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia collapsed, killing 46 and making national news.

A couple of weeks prior to the disaster, a winged creature with red eyes was reported to roost on the bridge and buzz surrounding areas.

The creature, know as the "Mothman" has become the subject of debate, like many mysterious creatures, and is the topic of the following video.

This reminds me of a poster a friend had when I was a kid..."In the event of nuclear attack bend over and kiss your sweet a** goodbye. "

Here's a couple vids of my favorite Christmas songs.

NO matter what the police say, DON'T give them the finger!