Saturday, March 26, 2011
"It is the 26th Day of March In The Year Of Our Lord 2011"
Good Marninnnnn to yee Lads and Lassies and a fine marnin it is if ya woke up! Our Simple Poster is on assignment so I shall be the Poster to you Postees i'm the Post Host and you will be the posters. Now if that makes sense to ya , your in the right place.Idk when Simple is getting back or where the hell he is for that matter but I do know this Poster Hoster has to get the hell out of here.So the Question for the day taaaaaaaaa daaaaaaaaa hit the drums eze............Name the Horse of any of your old time Favorite Cow boy or Cow Girls like Dale Evens horse was Buttercup "Dale was Queen of the west " and was Roy Rogers Chick oppppps cant say that I forgot the Politically correct term is Breasted American Girlfriend. Theres your post now I'll exit as the Host lets see whom gets the most post and we will give them a toast most post.
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Lone Ranger - Silver
Tonto - Scout
Gene Autry - Champion
Cisco Kid - Diablo
Pancho - Loco
Zorro - Toranado
Wild Bill Hickock - Buckshot
Jingles - Joker
Roy Rogers Trigger was originally named Golden Cloud and Roy bought it after it appeared inthe Errol Flynne movie Robin Hood... the horse was ridden by Maid Marion.
I saw the stuffes horse along with Bullet the dog and Nellybelle the Jeep when the museum was in Victorville, CA.
Almost forgot Hoppy... he rode Topper.
As a Wisahickon Street kid I was a big TV cowboy fan... my aunt bought me a double hoslter set of Mattel Fanner 50 pistols and litte belt buckle derringer that fired Greenie Stick 'Em caps. I also had a Chuck Connors Rifleman rifle...
Remember Steve Mc Queen as Josh Randall in Wanted Dead or Alive and the "Mares Laig" gun he had strapped to his leg... Rossi Firearms just reproduced it in 4 different calibers... I got one on order. Still a cowboy fan.
Damn, thats all the cowboys I know. Good job PatMc. How about Billy the Kids horse,"Stickum-up", or Wyatt Earps horse " Come-on-Boy",
Just noticed... Dale Evans rode "Buttermilk". Happy Trails...
Ronald Reagan----El Alamein
Annie Oakley----Target
Matt Dillon----Old Buck
Buffalo Bill----Isham
Bonanza horses
1.Ben----Buck
2.Adam----Sport
3.Hoss----Chubb
4. Little Joe----Cochise
Hopalong Cassidy----Topper
Stonewall Jackson----Little Sorrel
Hey Plain, good job my man, I don't know where I am either. I got a story for tomorrows post. You ain't gonna believe this shit. Pat I loved the old cowboys also.. I'll get a post going where we can have some fun with it.. You guys stole just about all the cowboys horses, so let me try a few real ones.
Rober E. Lee Traveler
George Washington Old Nelson.
Talk to everyone later. Gotta find some chow...
Another Saturday in March. Runnin down the NCAA Tournament, pretty good format..Then we rampage into April, like a bunch of fools..Can't wait to see that day in Plain and Simpleville. Well that is almost everyday here. April 1, opening day for the Fightin's and a tailgate party at ECK'S at noon. Should be a good way to kick off April. Hey Earman welcome backkkk, did Jack miss your lips?? Jack is earmans dog, who loves him so much, he bit his top lip off..Hope it grew back by now, give Jack The Lipper another bite..lol.. Carpe Diem..
This one is for Pat McHugh.
Johnny Yuma was a rebel he roamed through the west, now Johnny Yuma the rebel, he wandered alone. Well he packed no star but he wandered far where the only law was a hook and the draw, the rebel, away Johnny Yuma .. Away rode the rebel.
Ha!!!!
Nick Adams played the role of Johnny Yuma and Johnny Cash sung the theme song. Here are a few more I remember
Cheyenne - Clint Walker
Bronco - Ty Hardin
Maverick- Jim Garner - Jack Kelley and Roger Moore.
Does "Spin and Marty" count as a Western???:)
Spin and Marty count.., then again anything counts around here.
I keep reading today's Title, I know Plain did somethin wrong, but I cannnnnnn'tttt put my finger on it...................... There it is he put all kinds of quotation marks in the front and back. Plain you ain't slick enough to get by my Simple ass, so quit tryin...
Cheyenne, Cheyenne, where will you be travelin tonite, lonely man Cheyenne will your heart stay free tonite, and when you will settle down where will it be Cheyenne...
Bronco, Bronco tearin across the Texas PLAIN, Bronco Bronco, Bronco Lane, down around the old panhandle Texas is where he grew to fame, there ain't a horse that he can't handle that's how he got his name. Bronco Bronco, Bronco Lane.
Riverboat ring your bell, fare ye well Annabelle. Luck is the lady that he loves the best, Natches to New Orleans, livin on Jacks and Queens, Maverick is a legend of the West...
Simple is on his game today baby..
Simple you are the Singin' Sensation of TV themes...I remember Spin and Marty fondly because it more clearly showed Annette growing up "and out".. which was harder to see when she had that sweatshirt and ears on.
Know you know thi sone...Born on a mountain top in Tennessee. Greenest state in the land of the free. Raised in the woods so he knew every tree, killed him a "bar" when he was only three. Davy, Davy Crockett King of the Wild Frontier.
Fought single handed through the Injun war, till the Creek's was whipped and peace was restored.
And while he handed this risky chore, made himself a legend, forever more. Davy, Davy Crockett the man who don't know fear.
He went off to Congress and he served a spell fixin up the government and laws as well he took over Washington so I here tell, and he patched up the crack in the Liberty Bell, Davey Davey Crocket King of The Wild Frontier.
When he lost his love his grief was tall and in his heart he wanted to leave it all and lose himself in the forrest tall but he answered instead his countrys call. Davey Davey Crockett King of The Wild Frontier.
He heard of Houston and Austin and so to the Texas PLAINS he just had to go where freedom was a fightin another foe, he fought and died at The Alamo. Davey Davey Crockett King of The Wild Frontier.
His land is biggest and his land is best from the oceans roar to the mountains crest, he's ahead of us all a leadin the test and followin his legend right into the west. Davey Davey Crockett. King Of The Wild Frontier.
There it is Pat, ya hadda get me started. Sometimes I don't know how I know it....
Farwell to the mountainssssssssss with gracessssssss to be more Beautiful farrrrrrr than Eden could beeeeeeeeeeeeeeee the home I redeam from the savage and wilddddddddddddd the home I have loved like a Father his Childddddddd................ Come on guys your doing great What was Rusty's Pnoys name on Rin tin tin and always rember rin tin tin spelled backwards is nit nit nir....shrugs and walks away..... Gen Custard had a horse too !
That would be Pony and I needed an excuse to come back and finish my song...................................The wife of my bussom farewell to ye all in the land of the Strangerrrr I rise or I falllllll.....we sung that at the Alamo Davey, George Russell, Travis and Daniel Boone if we had 20 more guys there ,there wouldn't be no Mexico
And Simple seize your own day I dont have too. And I already forgot more than you will ever know..........smirks...................in the land off the Strangerrrrrrrrrr I rise or I fall............. the Girls swoon when I do that in my base voice.....nods
Loved the cowboy trivia. Loved the old westerns. When I was about 5 years old my Dad and my Godmother took me to see Roy Rogers and Trigger in person at the Arena (46th & Market). I actually got a chance to pet Trigger. Loved Steve McQueen in Wanted Dead or Alive and loved him in everything else he starred in. I don't think anyone mentioned Palladin (Palladin, Palladin the name of a man. a man with honor in a savage land): that's all I know). Simple knows the rest. Another good one was Wagon Train. If you watch the re-runs of Wagon Train you see so many actors/actresses that were just starting out. Simple does a bang-up medley of all the old cowboy songs. Here are a few more Red Ryder and Thunder and Red's sidekick Little Beaver and his horse Papoose. And, then there was Rowdy Yates (Clint Eastwood) in Rawhide and his horse Midnight. The Rifleman, but I don't know his horse's name. I think all the others have been mentioned. Bring back some cowboy movies and TV shows, I'm tired of cops, etc. Pat McH loved your trivia about Trigger!
Hey Plain there were many a night when you and I sang Farewell To The Mountains, and yes they sang it at the Alamo, Jim Bowie was also there.., and yes Santa Anna, said: Why dey fockin seengin mon, don dey know, dat domorroooww dere be no qwater. Yeah they knew it you fuck, what the hell it was 4000too 200. You sure did run into a storm though, bought Houston and the boys enough, time too get their shit together and come kick your ass back across the Rio Grande.
REMEMBER THE ALAMO!!!!
Holy Crap... I liked Davy Crockett and remember a whole hell of a lot of things...but to know and remember the whole damn song... you are freaking weird.
Gen. Custer's horse's name draws a blank. The horse who supposedly was the only survivor of Little Big Horn was named Commanche. The Injuns did not take him because he was arrow shot, they left him to die. He is stuffed and on display at Fort Riley Kansas... something I also saw in another past life.
I ain't weird Pat, just Simple.
For Stebor:
Have gun will travel reads the card of a man, a knight without armor in a savage land, his fast gun for hire meets the callin wind, a soldier of fortune is the man called, Palladin, Palladin Palldin where do you roam, Palladin Palladin far far from home..
I do belive the Only one missed Is Penny who belonged to Surgarfoot
Opppps Tony the wonder Horse belonged to Tom Mix who rode 400 miles and hour at mach speed and fought 5 guys even faster and his hat never came off.
Simple, thank you for the words to Palladin. We will have to get the P & S followers together someday so you can do your thing with the songs. They will love it!
The Arena... I remember seeing a Philadelphia Warriors game there... with Chamberlain. If I recall the Bandstand set at WFIL was also a part of that building or close... I remember Bob Horn before Dick Clark...
Anyone remember the local TV show "Big Top" with Ed Mc Mahon as the ringmaster... I was at a taping. Also locally I remember Chief Halftown and Sally Starr.
What a friggin game Butler knocks off another one
I hope ya feel as good as ya look , cause ya sure look good to yor Gal Sal.........EEEEEEEEEEEsta saaaaaaaaaaaaa sasa way Tribal Members
Pat, went to Bandstand twice while Bob Horn was the emcee. Also went to the Big Top with Ed McMahon when it was broadcasted live. I think everyone that was raised in Philly around the same time as us will remember Chief Halftown (Ogi Ogi ya na hay, ya na hay) and Sally Starr. Great memories! Keep them coming!
Way to go Plain!
All we need now is Bufflo Bob , Mr Bluster Princess Winter spring summer fall and we can roll em Newton!!!!!!
Well, since we are firing out there, how about the critter with the most critters. Drum Roooolllll eze.....Flub-a-Dub!!!! Dilly Dally, and Phinius T. Bluster. Say kids what time is it Drum Rooolllll eze.........It's Howdy Doody Time. That's right kids the star of the show Howday himself, howdy doddy Howdy..., and Simple is proud to say that I once got smashed with Our Gal Sal. at the Flyin W, Ranch. Myself, Sal and one Jack Renshaw ah those were the days my friends....
Plain how could you forget Flubadub... anyone remember Kukla, Fran and Ollie. How about Top Gigio, that mouse puppet that was on Ed Sullivan... I never got it but my Dad would laugh his ass off at those skits. I tell my grandkids we had three TV channels and they smirk... lik eyeah in the dinosaur days. They stopped broadcast at 11:30 - started up at 7:00 AM... remember the Indian wearing a war bonnet test pattern. I further made my grandkids laugh when I told them we all had remote TV's... we were had verbal command remotes... my Dad would say change the channel and I had to get up and spin the dial.. and I realy made the kids laugh when I talk about tin foil on the rabbit ears.
All true Pat I rember everyone of them and I guess we all went thru the same thing with the changing channels.
And yeah Simple Our Gal Sally used to throw down with the best of them.How about Rowland and his wife My Dear......he used to sign off saying "Goodnite everybody whatever you are"
Remember everything you just said Pat, along with Gillete Cavalcade of Sports and Friday Night Fights are on the Air.
Too Look Sharp and too Fell Sharp too there's a razor that was built for you... Yeah Man.
You know I cannot do this without doing due justice too one Wyatt Earp.
Wyatt Earp, Wyatt Earp brave courageous and bold. Long live his fame and long live his glory and long may his story be told. He cleaned up the country the old wildwest country he made law and order prevail, and none can deny it the legend of Wyatt forever will live on the trail. And one for his buddy..
He wore a cane and derby hat. They called him Bat. Bat Masterson. I think that may about cover them all. If not give me a call.
Plain, loved Roland. Remember when Frankenstein would be walkin about 1 mile an hour and catch somebody, and Roland would be looking from behind the tree. Why did Dr. Frankenstein put a sport coat on Frank, and if he was going to put a sports coat on a monster, why didn't he get him one that fit..Cheap Fuck!!!!
Ringo Rango jingie Jong jango Got my spurs on my boots and dont give a hoot gonna buy me some purrty womans love.......Okay Simple who sang it ? >>>>>>>>>Drum roll ezeeeeee
He's a high falutin' rootin' tootin' son of gun from Arizona, Ragtime Cowboy, Ragtime Cowboy, Ragtime Cowboy Joe!
Simple, do you still have your Hopalong Cassidy figure sitting on Topper? I kind of remember you still having it but you lost Hoppy's hat.
Yancy Derringer, Sugarfoot...
How could I forget Rowland and the way he would cut into the cheap creepy movies he ran... he drove around in a hearse... wasn't he from Roxborough?
Sharpie the Parrot... check this out... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6cyy_rziuk&feature=related
Come on Pat I already said Penny was Sugarfoot's Horse
And yes pat I belive Rowland was origanlly from Germantown and then Rox.
Simple didnt Rowland hang out with us for awhile I rember someone saying he drifted away from us because he thought we were to wierd.
Oh and you have to do the Post tomorrow I'm going to Toms River errrrrr I mean Fla for a week yea thats it Florida thats what I meant.
Aw Plain, spurs on my boots and I don't give a hoots. Pissin me off man. This is a guess Gene Autry..
Hey Pat Dr. Shock was from Philly, he was around later than Roland. In fact he was from Manayunk. We all kinda knew him, Zolwicky or somethin like that. Plain might know. He had a restaurant at Fountain and Umbria called Dr. Z's.
Remember that Mummy he had the bandages hanin off of him, and had the one arm stickin out and he drug his leg like somebody that just got kicked by Francis the Talkin Mule. Yet he caught every victim he went after. Don't get it, he was the slowest monster next to Frank, how come those stupid villagers never got away?? Now that werewolf he was different that hairy fucker was fast, he scared the shit out of people..I remember he bit Roland on his bony ass, and Roland drove the stake right thru My Dears heart..
Plain, it was Dr. Shock that hung around with us, Jimmy Parella was on his show a few times. Roland was that John Zacherly guy, he was on TV when we were in grade school.
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Joe Zawislak was Dr. Schock...His brother Charlie owned The restarant...one James Parrella was often on the show
Well on that ghoulish note. I guess it is time to wrap up another day here at Plain and Simpleville. It is a kinda special day, because it has been a month since we built this place. Man, it would be hard to recap today, let alone a month. All this started because Plain and Simple were wearing out their welcome on Facebook and were told by a General too take their show on the road. So, a month ago, I talked to Plain and the first chance I got I talked to my computer guy and before you could say WHERE THE FUCK IS THE GENERAL AND McCOOL!! Plain and Simpleville was built. It has been a strange trip, today was hysterical with the old cowboys and songs. We are receiving roughly 80 hits a day. I hope everyone that is tuning in is enjoying this as much as us. I knew Plain and Simple would enjoy it, I just thought we would be alone..Not the case, and that is a good thing. Like BAC SL alias McCool and Carol said it takes away from all the bullshit of the real life, and as Plain said if there is one person out there that maybe in some way is incapacitated and we can bring a smile too their face, it is all worth it. I don't know how long we will carry on, I don't see any stopping us now. So, keep on keepin on. Checkin out the old home town on a Saturday nite, gettin kinda laid back in old Plain and Simpleville. Had a great time today and everyday. Good job Plain, you are the man.. Stay out of harms way my friends. TAPS
Of course it was Schocky doc we hung around with I wasjust saying we were to weird for Either Rowland or schocky, and it was your boy Davey crocket that sang spurs on my boots and dont give a hoot.
Yeah and we were drinkin in grade school too. Shrugs like you guys were perfect hell Simple ran away in 7th grade.We were hopping trains in 5th grade to Norristown.
Alright gang I'm outta here had fun Good nite God Bless.......... turnnnnnnnnnnnnnn out the lightsssssss The Party'sssss overrrrrrrrrrrr
And Btw Charlie was weider than Joe .........smirks
Don't remember Dr. Shock... had to be after I left town in 67.
Remembered the name of the guy who had the great collection of 45 records he brought to the parties... Frank Koch... you might remember him as the audio visual/photographer geek in high school.
Strange Day. Thanks for the Davey insight on the song, Plain. Yep Dr. Shock. hung out with us. That was his name Anon..I'm ending it again.
Happy Trails too you until we meet again." TAPS!!!
UMMM that was me..
Hit the rack will ya!!!!!!!!!What a month..
TAPS
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