harry_gill:
Dave the Renegade:
harry_gill:
Norman Ingram:
That is a old military type dance, similar to the one done in the cavalry by John Wayne, it come from Scotland, similar to the siege of venice which is Irish but much faster.
hiya,
John Wayne dancing, the hell he will.
thanks harry, long retired.He only danced with his hat on.
Cheers Dave.hiya,
Wonder did he croak with his boots on.
thanks harry, long retired.
They reckon he made all those films because he was in debt.
Cheers Dave.
hiya,
If he was in debt I’ve certainly no sympathy he made a lot of easy money
I personally thought of him as being a wooden actor and a definite excuse
to change channels when he comes on in his old rubbish westerns or any of
his films for that matter I never rated him.
thanks harry, long retired.
harry_gill:
hiya,
If he was in debt I’ve certainly no sympathy he made a lot of easy money
I personally thought of him as being a wooden actor and a definite excuse
to change channels when he comes on in his old rubbish westerns or any of
his films for that matter I never rated him.
thanks harry, long retired.
Yes I agree with you Harry, used to watch his films years ago because I liked westerns, but he was John Wayne same character in every one. Same story line. He soon went out of fashion when the likes of " The Wild Bunch " and other more gritty westerns were made.
Cheers Dave.
He also played detectives, naval officers, marine’s, sea captain’s, owner of a bar in a tropical island Donavan’s Reef and a 
mongel with Susan Heywood , he played himself, just like Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas, but I enjoyed all of them. 
Norman Ingram:
He also played detectives, naval officers, marine’s, sea captain’s, owner of a bar in a tropical island Donavan’s Reef and a
And I do believe his correct name was Marion Wayne, ■■?, Regards Larry.
Marion Morrison actually larry , no wonder he changed his name
rigsby:
Marion Morrison actually larry , no wonder he changed his name
hiya,
Equally as bad as our own home grown product “Big Daddy”, Shirley Crabtree.
thanks harry, long retired.
harry_gill:
rigsby:
Marion Morrison actually larry , no wonder he changed his namehiya,
Equally as bad as our own home grown product “Big Daddy”, Shirley Crabtree.
thanks harry, long retired.
…and Johnnie Caash had " A boy named Sue " ! 
Cheers, cattle wagon man.
cattle wagon man:
harry_gill:
rigsby:
Marion Morrison actually larry , no wonder he changed his namehiya,
Equally as bad as our own home grown product “Big Daddy”, Shirley Crabtree.
thanks harry, long retired.…and Johnnie Caash had " A boy named Sue " !
Cheers, cattle wagon man.
hiya,
And a lad I went to school with “Vivian” always getting asked did he sit down to pee. 
thanks harry, long retired.
harry_gill:
cattle wagon man:
harry_gill:
rigsby:
Marion Morrison actually larry , no wonder he changed his namehiya,
Equally as bad as our own home grown product “Big Daddy”, Shirley Crabtree.
thanks harry, long retired.…and Johnnie Caash had " A boy named Sue " !
Cheers, cattle wagon man.
hiya,
And a lad I went to school with “Vivian” always getting asked did he sit down to pee.
thanks harry, long retired.
I worked with machine operator whose name was Shirley Dodd RIP 6’2’’ and strong with it. Nobody thought anything about his name, a bit like Shirley Crabtree the wrestler. The bloke I worked was a real character, a nice bloke.
Cheers Dave.
Went to school with a lad called Tracey
animal:
Went to school with a lad called Tracey
Nice to see you back Ang. Are you still working for the misery outfit from Scotch Corner way■■? Regards Kev.
ya,
Our Lass has been known to refer to me as a “proper Fanny”
thanks harry, long retired.
Harry just think of all the Malts you could have savoured if you had had one, Regards Larry.
Lawrence Dunbar:
Harry just think of all the Malts you could have savoured if you had had one, Regards Larry.
hiya,
Yes Larry and I’ve rarely found a lady who has paid for a drink the ones I’ve
been associated with anyway, it’s always been me who’s had to put the hand
in the pocket, they’ve quaffed plenty and I’ve paid for it. Oh’ and Larry the
other half suggested buying a rather nice cocktail cabinet in all fairness I did
give it a good coat of looking at and spotted it was lockable, so diplomatically
talked her off the idea saying I think the drinks trolley still looked well and I
thought we’d leave things as they are, well it is open 24/7 I had visions of her
not allowing me a key to a locked cupboard that doesn’t bear thinking about.
thanks harry, long retired.
Got a bit distressed yesterday. Sitting in the sun, supping a pint (very nice it was) and doing a bit of ogling (as yer do 
) the young nubile wimmin walking past VERY flimsily dressed. It all proved too much for an old man so I went home, sat in the shade and supped canned Polish lager and ogled the wife. 
It just wasn’t the same. 
grumpy old man:
Got a bit distressed yesterday. Sitting in the sun, supping a pint (very nice it was) and doing a bit of ogling (as yer do
It just wasn’t the same.
hiya,
Brian are you a fully qualified “oglist” I’m ■■■■ poor at it, Her Ladyship always knows
when giving a tidy female a good coat of looking at and she lets me know in no
uncertain terms, must buy myself some sun specs she maybe won’t notice my neck
swivelling about if she can’t see my old lecherous eyes staring at the undressed Er’ I
mean scantily dressed maidens going about their business.
thanks harry, long retired.
Harry its quite normal at our age to ogle the crumpet walking about with very little clothing if you know what I mean, Look back to when we were young studs travelling all over the place kipping in digs, And Im sure you like myself met some real tasty lasse,s in traffic offices as well as the transport cafes , The good old days wouldn’t you agree, Mind you I still have a good look at the crumpet Or Fanny as we used to call it in those days, Dare I mention cab traffic, OOPS Ive done it now , Regards Larry.
I can see someone having a heart attack, talking about all these young women in this tropical heat.
Cheers Dave.
Dave the Renegade:
I can see someone having a heart attack, talking about all these young women in this tropical heat.
Cheers Dave.
I will take my chance, It must be good to go with a stiffy on Eh, Ha Ha, Regards Larry.