Howdy from Texas... (Page 2): No.....but I bet your husband is. I would have lost that bet.

liberalhunter Loc: Your mom's house

pegw wrote:

We were talking about this recently. My husband is a decendent from people on the first boat that came to settle Massachusetts in 1620. but also had a grandfather from N Ireland. So you belive he should be disinfranchised?

No.....but I bet your husband is.

I would have lost that bet.

liberalhunter Loc: Your mom's house

Marty 2020 wrote:

You should ask Santa for a spell checker for Christmas.

Common sense this year.... spell checker next year.

Marty 2020 Loc: Banana Republic of Kalifornia

liberalh****r wrote:

Common sense this year.... spell checker next year.

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Sure!

coelacanth Loc: Michigan swamp

RandyBrian wrote:

Hey there you old extinct fossil, you! Haven't ru... (show quote)

Thank you much, RB! I hope all is well with you and yours down there in the Texas Republic. We got overrun with leftards last e******n here in Michiganistan. As long as they leave me alone, I'll stay happy. I just got my CPL renewal and I can renew it for five years on the Internet. I can't imagine having a shall issue law pass with all these democRats in power now. Thankfully, we got shall issue in 2001. Ted Nugent lived around here for many years and when my ten year old daughter and my wife went shopping for a compound bow at his store in Jackson, he spent several hours with her choosing just the right bow, a Browning and showing her the Mystical Flight of the Arrow and how to achieve it. Theodore von Nugemeister is AOK in my book! I used to see him at the Jackson Armory in the early Sixties. I even experienced a brain aneurysm at a Ted Nugent concert in Lansing back in 2006.

RandyBrian Loc: Texas

pegw wrote:

We were talking about this recently. My husband is a decendent from people on the first boat that came to settle Massachusetts in 1620. but also had a grandfather from N Ireland. So you belive he should be disinfranchised? Do you think people like Eva Longeria, whose family came to Texas as conquistadors, should be able to v**e, and not anyone who was born here?

Welcome back, Peg!
And no, he is saying nothing of the kind. I see your sk**l at taking a comment and twisting it and exaggerating it until it is completely devoid of any accuracy remains fully intact.

RandyBrian Loc: Texas

coelacanth wrote:

Thank you much, RB! I hope all is well with you an... (show quote)

Glad to hear you are doing well. What a nice guy that Ted N. has turned out to be! Personally, I never cared much for his music, but he sure is an A number 1 first class AMERICAN!!!!

Marty 2020 Loc: Banana Republic of Kalifornia

RandyBrian wrote:

Welcome back, Peg!
And no, he is saying nothing of the kind. I see your sk**l at taking a comment and twisting it and exaggerating it until it is completely devoid of any accuracy remains fully intact.

Conversing with her is like trying to teach a calf trigonometry! No comprehensive sk**ls!

coelacanth Loc: Michigan swamp

RandyBrian wrote:

Glad to hear you are doing well. What a nice guy that Ted N. has turned out to be! Personally, I never cared much for his music, but he sure is an A number 1 first class AMERICAN!!!!

Well, I'm a head-banger from waaay back. Wango Tango Sweet Poontang is a good one. I don't care for country, except for Willy Nelson and the old stuff from way back when. Ferlin Husky, Kitty Wells, Hank Sr. and Jr. and a few more I can't think of. Carry on!

Marty 2020 Loc: Banana Republic of Kalifornia

coelacanth wrote:

Well, I'm a head-banger from waaay back. Wango Tango Sweet Poontang is a good one. I don't care for country, except for Willy Nelson and the old stuff from way back when. Ferlin Husky, Kitty Wells, Hank Sr. and Jr. and a few more I can't think of. Carry on!

Poncho and lefty was a great song!

coelacanth Loc: Michigan swamp

Marty 2020 wrote:

Poncho and lefty was a great song!

Hey, I used to live in California in the Seventies. I lived on East Compton Boulevard for several years. I've lived in Monrovia and Duarte, too. I left in 1980. I got tired of half my paycheck going to taxes and fees. I prefer a swamp to a desert. I used to ride the desert near Apple Valley, off the Boulder Road exit from 15-E. Many fond memories and great people, though. Nice place to visit. This is my back yard now.

Marty 2020 Loc: Banana Republic of Kalifornia

coelacanth wrote:

Hey, I used to live in California in the Seventies. I lived on East Compton Boulevard for several years. I've lived in Monrovia and Duarte, too. I left in 1980. I got tired of half my paycheck going to taxes and fees. I prefer a swamp to a desert. I used to ride the desert near Apple Valley, off the Boulder Road exit from 15-E. Many fond memories and great people, though. Nice place to visit. This is my back yard now.

Sweet!
I’m flying to Dallas next week to look for property in Texas and Oklahoma 🫠🫠🫠

LostAggie66 Loc: Corpus Christi, TX (Shire of Seawinds)

coelacanth wrote:

Well, I'm a head-banger from waaay back. Wango Tango Sweet Poontang is a good one. I don't care for country, except for Willy Nelson and the old stuff from way back when. Ferlin Husky, Kitty Wells, Hank Sr. and Jr. and a few more I can't think of. Carry on!

I am with you on the music Ted is Awesome live and while I don't agree with his politics I respect his right to say so. Also Todays country is NOT country it's pop with country twang Although there are some new trad acts I do like. I will always be an OutLaw but AJ(Alan Jackson, George Strait and Garth I still listen too with a few others. I am also a fan of Hank W ,III he sounds more like his Grandaddy early on. I grew up on both Rock and Roll and CW My dad got me into Western Swing with Bob Wills and his successors Asleep At The Wheel and we always watched HeeHaw on Saturday night along with Porter and Dolly and listened to the Opry on the Radio while night fishing growing up.

American Vet

LostAggie66 wrote:

I am with you on the music Ted is Awesome live and... (show quote)

Very similar history with me.

As a teen in the 60's I listened to the Beatles, Stones, etc. - but on Saturday night would tune in to the Grand Ole Opry.....

Also really liked (and still do) the pre-Beatles 'pop': Folk, DoWop, MoTown, etc.

LostAggie66 Loc: Corpus Christi, TX (Shire of Seawinds)

American Vet wrote:

Very similar history with me.

As a teen in the 60's I listened to the Beatles, Stones, etc. - but on Saturday night would tune in to the Grand Ole Opry.....

Also really liked (and still do) the pre-Beatles 'pop': Folk, DoWop, MoTown, etc.

Yep Miss when Radio played everything.

RandyBrian Loc: Texas

LostAggie66 wrote:

I am with you on the music Ted is Awesome live and... (show quote)

Where did you fish? I spent my growing summers at a fishing cabin on Mathis Lake.