We're in Trouble

[Brazos Bucky Smith]

 


Now that indeed is a scarry thought!  It's bad enough to envision Lil' Rooster in some scimpy womens underthings without thinking of him in nothin' at all!!!!   Oh the pain, the pain!




Oh and by the way, they call them Urban cars over there, doubt if they are even considered for the autobahns!!

[Delmonico]

Hey ain't that the car they drove in the movie Demolition Man, heck if ya wreck it the durn thing fills up with sty-re-foam.

But the radidio only plays 1960's commericals.

[litl rooster]

back from town boy is Pea Eye embarresed.....
sty re foam instead of air bags

[Forty Rod]

I'LL DRIVE IT.  I'LL DRIVE IT.  I'LL EVEN MAKE COMMERCIALS AND TELL FOLKS HOW MUCH I LOVE THE HORRID LITTLE THING!

JUST DON'T MAKE ME LOOK AT LI'L ROOSTER BUCK NEKKID!

THAT'S INHOOMAN!!!

[Delmonico]

"I don't care if it rains and freezes, long as I have my plastic litl rooster, sittin' naked on the dashboard of my SMART car."

[Brazos Bucky Smith]

  See Del, I told you YOU had some weird thoughts!  Lil Rooster plastic figures! ha,  Are these little naked figures on a horse like his picture.  No, that is even a scarryer thought!   He gots to be wearin' a grass skirt.

[Marshal harpoluke]

 

Little aka chicken little?

[litl rooster]

Iam a bobble head with a hat and am not Buck Nekkid

[Brazos Bucky Smith]

OH thank you for clarifying that Pard!   Del must just have undressed his figurine!!!   Hope he left the hat on.

[Trinity]

 

[GunhackJack]

They were very popular in the late 60's into the 70's with certain folks.  Lets say they apealed to "Herbal" people.   Their most famous album was "We're all Bozos on this bus."  

"Don't be afraid little fella... we're just ho-lee-grams!"

Graduated HS in '69... met and married my wife in Austin in '75... now that the kids have their own families an' we're out in the country by ourselves (along with the goats, donkeys, chickens, dogs and cats) we find we're kinda' commin' full circle...
Wife brought home the Moody Blues "Days of Future Past" on CD last week.. we listened to it together as the sun was comming up last Saturday morning, and wept sweet tears of joy... hadn't heard that album in over 25 years, and it totally blew us away...

[Delmonico]

I listened to it and Seveth Sojurn in the car the other day.   And I got "Bozo's" on a vinyl upstairs in the closet.

[Four-Eyed Buck]

Heck, my P/T job makes me a real Bozo On The Bus( Rider for the MRDD).....Buck

[Russ T Chambers]

I also graduated in '69.  Never stopped goin' back to the Moody Blues.  Saw them at the Greek Theater in L.A. (Some good secondhand smoke floatin' through the bowl that night) and again here in Reno a couple three years ago.  Still the best background music to my periodic return to the four volumes of Tolkien's Middle Earth. 

[Joyce (AnnieLee)]

I saw the Moody Blues in concert in '97. They sounded as good as ever. Not bad for a buncha old farts.



AnnieLee

[Lucky Irish Tom]

I see an interesting trend going on here, I graduated HS in 69 also and have always been a fan of Moody Blues!

[Four-Eyed Buck]

wife and her sister graduated in '69, too. Me? '67..........Buck

[Brazos Bucky Smith]

 


Gee, you are all young whipper snappers!   I graduated in '62, wife in '72 She loved the Moody Blues. Has some of their vinyl in 33RPM.

[Forty Rod]

Graduated from HS in '60 and college in '65 (Crammed a four year education into five short years!), and I can't say I know who the Moody Blues are.

[Marshal harpoluke]

 

Grauadited from HighSchool in 65, College AA Degree in 69.  Don't Rock N Roll, Cept Full-Auto,  Into Celtic, Harp, Classic, Cowboy, Country, Bluegrass, N klezmer+ Hymes and Gosple mesic.

Who is the 'Moudy Blues'?  Who Cares?