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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bhp3rd, post: 828412, member: 16510&quot;]I guess this post is going on so - While I&#039;ll be the first to not want Reagan on anything, (glad I got it in again), A. Jackson was as big of a 1st class $#B from my great state as A. Johnson was dumb.</p><p>Problem with Johnson was he could not even hardly read but at least he was a democrat albeit very crude.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Jackson on the other hand was just plain mean and hateful.&nbsp; He would rather fight than eat and hated everyone who slighted him in the very least.&nbsp; He, like Johnson did not even listen to good advice if paid for and in his best interest!</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><b>I&#039;ll tell you&#039;all a true story about A. Jackson.</b></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><i>About 20 miles from here is a little town called Bean Station and at Bean Station there was a tavern called of course Bean Station Tavern.</i></p><p><i>It was a historical site because it was on the main traveling route form Washinton to Texas.&nbsp; It was also the site of a Civil War battle but long before that,</i></p><p><i>One night while on the road A. Jackson arrived at Bean Sation Tavern weary from travel and very drunk.&nbsp; He was told the Inn was full and he said &quot;I don&quot;t give a Good G*&amp; D*$&amp;, I&#039;m gonna drink a little more then I will aquire a bed&quot;!&nbsp; So he got drunker and then went upstairs where several were slepping and said, &quot;someone give me thier bed or I will just take it from you&quot;!&nbsp; Of cource all this said with much more descriptive language than this.&nbsp; No one got up because at first they had no idea who this idiot was so Jackson threw a man out of his bed layed down on that bed and dared the poor fellow to do anything about it.&nbsp; After the poor fellow was fully awake and it dawned on him who this crazy man was, with the innkepper hollering the man ran out of the front door never to return again.&nbsp; All the other patrons slept with one eye open that night.</i></p><p><i>Jackson then fell asleep, woke up in the morning, never said a word of apoligy or regret and traveled on his way.</i></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>All this is true and with most everything I have ever heard about Andy Jackson he was one tough customer and very mean spirited.&nbsp; Probably just the type you would want on your side in a fight but heaven help you if he was on the other side![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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