[Fred]

No politics this time, I promise.

 

[qwerty]

Thanks, Fred, I needed that.

 

[Hoot Gibson]

Now this one will tell you just how old Hoot is, and how old Ray Stevens is....hint: He's older than me....I was just a zit faced 13 year old growing up in Venice, Florida, when this one came out....no PC, No BS....52 years ago, and Ray was just having fun:

 

[old mad max]

Is he the one that sang Custards last stand.......Oh! I bet that smarts.:help::angel5::angel2::angel::angel11::angel8: OMM.

 

[Fred]

Hoot, I had no idea Ray Stevens was around so long. Not as long as these guys though.

 

[Fred]

Ever notice kids today wear their pants a little lower?

 

[Hoot Gibson]

Is he the one that sang Custards last stand.......Oh! I bet that smarts.:help::angel5::angel2::angel::angel11::ange l8: OMM.

Actually that was Larry Verne...back in 1960....and yep, I remember that one as well...

 

[Hoot Gibson]

Hoot, I had no idea Ray Stevens was around so long. Not as long as these guys though.

One of my all time top 10 movies was....Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein...from 1948...a classic...the Wolf Man and Dracula were the original guys....Frankenstein's Monster was played in this one by Glenn Strange, who played "Sam" the Bartender on "Gunsmoke" a few years later...:icon_shaking2:

 

[toma55]

Nope, I'm a Laurel and Hardy guy. More subtle.