If you want a thread to die

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Originally Posted by sportdawg

this thread is just a palaver.

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Come on Sportdawg. Providing for perpetual, controlled hijacks, IS important!:laugh:

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Originally Posted by 70TECHGRAD

Hey................good to see you both.....sportdawg and OLDBLUE...:)

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OOPS!!! Thought I had my webcam off.:o:o

Can't believe it. After noon and only this and one other thread posted this morning???

(in this forum)

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Originally Posted by OLDBLUE

Come on Sportdawg. Providing for perpetual, controlled hijacks, IS important!:laugh:

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I was a new vocabulary word I learned last week on the Dan Patrick Show and needed somewhere to use it!!!

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Originally Posted by sportdawg

I was a new vocabulary word I learned last week on the Dan Patrick Show and needed somewhere to use it!!!

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You haven't seen NEARLY enough old westerns

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Originally Posted by Tech77

You haven't seen NEARLY enough old westerns

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Do you remember Bob Steele?? He was the guy who would jump off a roof onto his horse and ride off.

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Originally Posted by 70TECHGRAD

Do you remember Bob Steele?? He was the guy who would jump off a roof onto his horse and ride off.

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Neutered as a child, or result of a stunt accident?

Hoot Gibson. There was a 5'5" southpaw shootem-upper.:D
(okay 5'9" with his boots on)

He could kick tail and never ever have his hat knocked off. All the bad guys couldn't swing that low.:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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Originally Posted by 70TECHGRAD

Do you remember Bob Steele?? He was the guy who would jump off a roof onto his horse and ride off.

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Yes, near the end of his career, when his days of jumpin' on horses were over -- he played a reluctant member of the lynch gang in Hang 'Em High. He was the only one of the lynchers Clint Eastwood's character chose to forgive.

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Originally Posted by Tech77

Yes, near the end of his career, when his days of jumpin' on horses were over -- he played a reluctant member of the lynch in Hang 'Em High. He was the only one of the lynchers Clint Eastwood's character chose to forgive.

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Wow...you did your homework!!!

Remember the Three Mesquiteteers? Seems like Bob Steele was one at some time. I know John Wayne was.

Just Googled them, and yes Bob was in 21 of the films. John Wayne only in 8.

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Originally Posted by Houston Techsan

Just Googled them, and yes Bob was in 21 of the films. John Wayne only in 8.

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You get an "A" for your homework too!

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Originally Posted by 70TECHGRAD

You get an "A" for your homework too!

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I wasn't sure about Bob Steele and it turned out he was in more than John Wayne. I didn't know they made so many. Remember Al Bolton had a TV show on Channel 12 about four in the PM and he showed the old B westerns. Lots of old Roy Rogers (not the 50's), Gene Autry etc.

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Originally Posted by Houston Techsan

I wasn't sure about Bob Steele and it turned out he was in more than John Wayne. I didn't know they made so many. Remember Al Bolton had a TV show on Channel 12 about four in the PM and he showed the old B westerns. Lots of old Roy Rogers (not the 50's), Gene Autry etc.

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I grew up in Shreveport and remember that. I believe it was Al's Corral. Also, there was a Captain something?? that showed Popeye cartoons. It seemed like he was half drunk all the time. He got fired for cursing on the air!!