I smashed Matt Damon, Ben Affleck and Andrew Shue in intramural flag football after they tackled our quarterback and laughed about it. Made all three of those "anti-gun" liberal POS cry like little girls.
I still would argue that throwing Obama out of my dorm room is still one of the highlights of my life. The little Priss is actor in chief.
and so did my wife.....ummm....Morgan Fairchild!
I actually got to have supper with Morgan in Atlanta one time. Drop dead gorgeous in person and very nice. Shorter than I thought she'd be. Still remember that supper....whew.
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You only live once, but...if you do it right, once is enough.
I hunted for a week with John Larroquette and he is absolutely one of the good guys. Hell of a rifle shot, too.
Ones I cannot stand and WILL NOT watch? Sean Penn Martin Sheen Jim Carey (met him once and he's a smartass, self-important, liberal POS) Whoopi Goldberg Jane Fonda George Clooney Alec Baldwin Susan Sarandan
Blessings,
Steve
Was that a varmint hunt you and Larroquette were on, Steve?
Yep, it was. We hunted the Rosebud Res and points south. It was Ned, Jim Carmichael, John and myself.
Oh, funny thing I didn't write about. We were on the rez and John and I were simply chopping the crap out of BIG dogs. Splat, splat, splat ... Oh, I forgot to mention that it was in the middle of an cemetery that was planted out in the middle of nowhere.
Anyway, we were having fun blasting dogs up and splattering them (gut,s feathers and all) on the tombstones.
After a while, an old Indian guy walked over from trailer house and raised his hand for us to stop.
Then, he got closer, took one looooong look at John and said, "Mr Larroquette, the wife and I love Night Court and the John Larroquette Show. You and your buddy can kill all the prairie dogs you want. Hell, we got too many of the damned buggers in the cemetery anyway. And most of the folks you are shooting over (the dead folks) are probably enjoying the show."
So, John and I continued ... and the Indian WHOOPED at every gory shot.
For some reason, I didn't include that in the article I wrote about the hunt.
Blessings,
Steve
"God Loves Each Of Us As If There Were Only One Of Us" Saint Augustine of Hippo - AD 397
I hunted for a week with John Larroquette and he is absolutely one of the good guys. Hell of a rifle shot, too.
Ones I cannot stand and WILL NOT watch? Sean Penn Martin Sheen Jim Carey (met him once and he's a smartass, self-important, liberal POS) Whoopi Goldberg Jane Fonda George Clooney Alec Baldwin Susan Sarandan
Blessings,
Steve
Was that a varmint hunt you and Larroquette were on, Steve?
Yep, it was. We hunted the Rosebud Res and points south. It was Ned, Jim Carmichael, John and myself.
Oh, funny thing I didn't write about. We were on the rez and John and I were simply chopping the crap out of BIG dogs. Splat, splat, splat ... Oh, I forgot to mention that it was in the middle of an cemetery that was planted out in the middle of nowhere.
Anyway, we were having fun blasting dogs up and splattering them (gut,s feathers and all) on the tombstones.
After a while, an old Indian guy walked over from trailer house and raised his hand for us to stop.
Then, he got closer, took one looooong look at John and said, "Mr Larroquette, the wife and I love Night Court and the John Larroquette Show. You and your buddy can kill all the prairie dogs you want. Hell, we got too many of the damned buggers in the cemetery anyway. And most of the folks you are shooting over (the dead folks) are probably enjoying the show."
So, John and I continued ... and the Indian WHOOPED at every gory shot.
For some reason, I didn't include that in the article I wrote about the hunt.
Blessings,
Steve
I thought so. I remember that article fairly well. From you meeting him at the airport where he towered over most, to his rifles needing proper zero before the serious killing began. One of his rifles was an H&K semi-auto if I remember correctly.
I also recall you mentioning that he had a habit of sticking his tongue out to the side when concentrating on a shot.
Thanks for sharing the cemetery details and the Indian fellas comments. Would have made for a pretty good chuckle if you do had included it.
All kidding aside I thought Bruce Dern should have got an academy award for the great bad guy he played in The Cowboys. Unless you have a great villain most action, western, etc. movies suck.
Figures don't lie, But Liars figure Assumption is the mother of mistakes
Most have already been named but I have to throw Stevie Seagle up again. Absolutely sucks as a humanoid, right up there with bill clinton on the sexual predator list.
Slime ball has left broken women and his offspring around the world. Met a guy years ago who had been training in the same dojo in Japan as stevie, quite the stories, and that was just the beginning of "illustrious" career.
“Some ideas are so stupid that only intellectuals believe them.” ― G. Orwell
"Why can't men kill big game with the same cartridges women and kids use?" _Eileen Clarke
"Unjust authority confers no obligation of obedience." - Alexander Hamilton
Sylvester Stallone. We ran into him coming out of our NYC hotel as we were going in. Short guy, and he was wearing a floor length fur coat. My 12 year old stepson ran up to him and asked for his autograph. He sneered at the boy and told him to go away. His entourage hustled him away, or my wife and I would've tag teamed his sorry ass for insulting our son. (Well we told each other that in the elevator. Probably could've though- he was not an impressive individual.)
Bill Cosby bought the (then) wife and I a huge slice of cheesecake when we sat next to him at the counter of The Stage Deli, again in NYC. We were quite charmed by his friendliness, but that was 1994, not so much now.
"You can lead a man to logic, but you cannot make him think." Joe Harz "Always certain, often right." Keith McCafferty
I can remember as a kid I was kinda creeped out by watching Cosby.
It seems (like in the Jello Pudding Pop commercials) he would put kids in an awkward verbal situation/pause and then kinda feed/react off their nervous responses. Seemed weird to me.
Sylvester Stallone. We ran into him coming out of our NYC hotel as we were going in. Short guy, and he was wearing a floor length fur coat. My 12 year old stepson ran up to him and asked for his autograph. He sneered at the boy and told him to go away. His entourage hustled him away, or my wife and I would've tag teamed his sorry ass for insulting our son. (Well we told each other that in the elevator. Probably could've though- he was not an impressive individual.)
Bill Cosby bought the (then) wife and I a huge slice of cheesecake when we sat next to him at the counter of The Stage Deli, again in NYC. We were quite charmed by his friendliness, but that was 1994, not so much now.
U listen to comics talk about Cosby behind the scenes and he was a creepy bastard. He used to make the staff at the venues he was at watch him eat his dinners. Like the WHOLE staff had to just stand there while he ate. He was a strange dude. Now that he has been knocked down a peg or two people in showbusiness have been talking about his weird quirks. He would ruin you before this all if u talked about him
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