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Congratulations wrote:I hate all of the comics on the "Blue Collar Comedy Tour," but most of all, I hate Larry the Cable Guy.
Interesting... so far we're divided across the Mason Dixon line...
I wonder if this film will be more popular in the North? ("Ha ha,
stupid rednecks don't know from sushi.")
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Flyingcursor wrote:
I sure hope he says "Git-R-Done". Man when he says "Git-R-Done" I git hysterical. He stands right there and says, "Git-R-Done".
Now... didn't some Texas redneck say "Git-R-Done" about the Iraq war at a press conference yesterday?
Oh, wait. That couldn't be true. ""Git-R-Done" is almost a timetable in redneck speak.
"Git-R-Done" has a clear goal in mind also
“First lesson: money is not wealth; Second lesson: experiences are more valuable than possessions; Third lesson: by the time you arrive at your goal it’s never what you imagined it would be so learn to enjoy the process” - unknown
Down here in Florida we say: Git 'er dunn... no e after dunn. I think I will pass on the cable guy's new flick... I get enough of him while listening to The John Boy and Billy Big Show on the radio every morning.
I was driving Larry Nugent to a gig and during the course of our chat he muttered, "Git 'er done" once or twice, chuckling richly to himself. Not knowing what the inspiration was, I thought he had gone completely daft, and I gripped the wheel all the tighter.
That was about a year ago. I've only lately found out about the Cable Guy.
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I bought the first Blue Collar Comedy Tour for my son-in-law for Christmas and of course they wanted to watch it with me. I feared it would be boring because I never cared that much for Jeff Foxworthy and hadn't heard the others. Until then I never knew where Git-r-done came from.
I must confess Larry the Cable Guy had me laughing pretty good. I'm not really going to see the movie. I don't like PBR.
fearfaoin wrote:Interesting... so far we're divided across the Mason Dixon line...
I wonder if this film will be more popular in the North? ("Ha ha,
stupid rednecks don't know from sushi.")
Believe me, there are just as many rednecks north of the Mason Dixon. That's why I enjoy the humor. I've known too many of the people he jokes about.
Flyingcursor wrote:
Believe me, there are just as many rednecks north of the Mason Dixon. That's why I enjoy the humor. I've known too many of the people he jokes about.
I once gave the ex (before he was the ex) a 365 day "You may be a Redneck" calendar. I checked all of the ones that applied to the ex. I think I checked at least half of them....
The ex's family tree not only doesn't have branches - it's a wreath.
The ex paints all of his tools and garden implements blaze orange. That's so he can find them out in the yard, where he left them, before he cuts the grass.
Tell us something.: I've picked up the tinwhistle again after several years, and have recently purchased a Chieftain v5 from Kerry Whistles that I cannot wait to get (why can't we beam stuff yet, come on Captain Kirk, get me my Low D!)
Flyingcursor wrote:
Believe me, there are just as many rednecks north of the Mason Dixon. That's why I enjoy the humor. I've known too many of the people he jokes about.
I once gave the ex (before he was the ex) a 365 day "You may be a Redneck" calendar. I checked all of the ones that applied to the ex. I think I checked at least half of them....
The ex's family tree not only doesn't have branches - it's a wreath.
The ex paints all of his tools and garden implements blaze orange. That's so he can find them out in the yard, where he left them, before he cuts the grass.
I'll stop now.......
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no, don't stop, do tell!
“First lesson: money is not wealth; Second lesson: experiences are more valuable than possessions; Third lesson: by the time you arrive at your goal it’s never what you imagined it would be so learn to enjoy the process” - unknown
Congratulations wrote:I hate all of the comics on the "Blue Collar Comedy Tour," but most of all, I hate Larry the Cable Guy.
Interesting... so far we're divided across the Mason Dixon line...
I wonder if this film will be more popular in the North? ("Ha ha,
stupid rednecks don't know from sushi.")
Well, I like those guys, here, west of the MD line. Larry isn't my favorite. I think I like Bill Engvall (?) best (the one that looks like a fatter Foxworthy)..
I wish people could lighten up on cultural things. The BC guys humor is all self-deprecating and that's a lot better than the reverse. I had a guy in my old band that wouldn't sing "Copper Kettle" because he didn't wanta be associated with redneck America. It's a great song, though.
As for "getRdone" folks: if you aren't "comfortable" with them, you probably aren't comfortable in your own skin, anyway. Enjoy rather than judge, I would opine.
