Guest [iLL] Andawg Posted July 11, 2008 Report Posted July 11, 2008 Anyone watch Greatest American Dog? I used to live in Bend, OR and rode with JD at Mt. Bachelor. http://www.cbs.com/primetime/greatest_american_dog/bio/jd_and_galaxy/bio.php I'm wishing him and his pooch the best, and it's looking good so far. Quote
Pathogen- Posted July 11, 2008 Report Posted July 11, 2008 isn't that amazing how you hang out or know someone, and 1 out of a million they gain some fame or notoriety out of the blue? Quote
CDBS14 Posted July 11, 2008 Report Posted July 11, 2008 if that friend gives me money after winning it would be cool. Quote
HippieChik Posted July 11, 2008 Report Posted July 11, 2008 My dad is lead guitarist for this band: http://www.cmt.com/artists/az/geezinslaws/bio.jhtml If you are from Texas (and listen to country), you might have heard of them. Their songs Copenhagen and Help I'm White and I Can't Get Down are two of their most well known songs. They play Willie Nelson's 4th of July Picnic every year. I've been to four picnics with my dad and it's always fun hanging backstage, watching the show, drinking "water", and "partaking" of Mother Earth's goodness . It's also fun meeting all these country stars whose music I don't really listen to, but they are FAMOUS, hello! And so I eat that up. (I'm a dork like that.) My first picnic, I met Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson (sp?), Emmy Lou Harris, June Carter Cash, Willie, all these icons who I had NO CLUE about. (The first time I was EVER exposed to "Mother Earth's goodness" was at Lana Nelson's (Willie's daughter) house. Her sons had their own house in the back yard!!! and they took me and my sister back there and lit up and I was like, "OMG they are doing drugs!!" Ha Ha!! Soo funny to look back ... good times. (Sorry, didn't mean to go off on a tangent there. I got to reminiscing.) Quote
CDBS14 Posted July 11, 2008 Report Posted July 11, 2008 damn you have a lot of memories. famous people that i know, none, if you cant the bunch of rich doctors my dad knows then idk. Quote
BigMoneyNacku Posted July 11, 2008 Report Staff Posted July 11, 2008 Andawg ] Anyone watch Greatest American Dog? I used to live in Bend, OR and rode with JD at Mt. Bachelor. http://www.cbs.com/primetime/greatest_american_dog/bio/jd_and_galaxy/bio.php I'm wishing him and his pooch the best, and it's looking good so far. Thats cool dude. However I will not be watchig this show and considered calling in a bomb threat to cbs for even airing it. I hate reality tv and this sumbitch takes the cake. Quote
Guest [odc]..GhostDawg.. Posted July 11, 2008 Report Posted July 11, 2008 HippieChik ]My dad is lead guitarist for this band: http://www.cmt.com/artists/az/geezinslaws/bio.jhtml If you are from Texas (and listen to country), you might have heard of them. Their songs Copenhagen and Help I'm White and I Can't Get Down are two of their most well known songs. They play Willie Nelson's 4th of July Picnic every year. I've been to four picnics with my dad and it's always fun hanging backstage, watching the show, drinking "water", and "partaking" of Mother Earth's goodness . It's also fun meeting all these country stars whose music I don't really listen to, but they are FAMOUS, hello! And so I eat that up. (I'm a dork like that.) My first picnic, I met Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson (sp?), Emmy Lou Harris, June Carter Cash, Willie, all these icons who I had NO CLUE about. (The first time I was EVER exposed to "Mother Earth's goodness" was at Lana Nelson's (Willie's daughter) house. Her sons had their own house in the back yard!!! and they took me and my sister back there and lit up and I was like, "OMG they are doing drugs!!" Ha Ha!! Soo funny to look back ... good times. (Sorry, didn't mean to go off on a tangent there. I got to reminiscing.) Willie lives out here on Maui part-time and likes to play a late 9 at the local Muni from time to time. Had the opportunity to play a late 9 with him many years ago. Nice fella. Mellow, terrible golfer. Lit up on the 2nd hole and it was a good time until it was over. Quote
HippieChik Posted July 11, 2008 Report Posted July 11, 2008 ..GhostDawg.. ] HippieChik ]My dad is lead guitarist for this band: http://www.cmt.com/artists/az/geezinslaws/bio.jhtml If you are from Texas (and listen to country), you might have heard of them. Their songs Copenhagen and Help I'm White and I Can't Get Down are two of their most well known songs. They play Willie Nelson's 4th of July Picnic every year. I've been to four picnics with my dad and it's always fun hanging backstage, watching the show, drinking "water", and "partaking" of Mother Earth's goodness . It's also fun meeting all these country stars whose music I don't really listen to, but they are FAMOUS, hello! And so I eat that up. (I'm a dork like that.) My first picnic, I met Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson (sp?), Emmy Lou Harris, June Carter Cash, Willie, all these icons who I had NO CLUE about. (The first time I was EVER exposed to "Mother Earth's goodness" was at Lana Nelson's (Willie's daughter) house. Her sons had their own house in the back yard!!! and they took me and my sister back there and lit up and I was like, "OMG they are doing drugs!!" Ha Ha!! Soo funny to look back ... good times. (Sorry, didn't mean to go off on a tangent there. I got to reminiscing.) Willie lives out here on Maui part-time and likes to play a late 9 at the local Muni from time to time. Had the opportunity to play a late 9 with him many years ago. Nice fella. Mellow, terrible golfer. Lit up on the 2nd hole and it was a good time until it was over. Nice! He is a really nice person. Very friendly. His whole family is like that. My dad lives in Austin, Tx., Lake Travis area. My dad used to live next door to Willie's brother-in-law (who was living in one of Willie's houses) and they'd let us take Willie's boat and party barge out on the lake all the time. We'd go over to one of Willie's other houses in the same neighborhood to swim where one of his other brother-in-laws lived. I don't know if he even owns any of that anymore since the whole tax thing happened. Anyways, like I said, all really nice people. Quote
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