"oldhickory" was correct, was Honeybees!!!
 

No problem. Clint was my only "crush" as a kid (btw, Old Hickory was my
Dad's e-mail nickname, I'm a female) I think I got over him when I was 12 or
so but I still dug his movies. My favorite was (don't laugh) "Paint Your
Wagon".

After "growing up" I never understood the celebrity adoration thing. They're
just people. They happen to be good at what they do but I never thought
that made them worthy of worship more than friends and neighbors that I
admire. I guess I'm sort of unusual that way.

--
ie
ride fast, take chances.


"cat daddy" wrote in message
...
Many pardons, you're correct. All this time, I thought it was from "Two
Mules For Sister Sara ", where Clint Eastwood didn't want to bury the the
bandits who were assaulting Shirley MacLaine.

Sister, raise your eyes to heaven. (noticing buzzards circling)
Now, are they or are they not God's creatures?
- Of course they are. -
Why rob them of this nourishment?


"oldhickory" wrote in message
...
too easy...Outlaw Josey Wales...

"oldhickory" was correct, was Honeybees!!!
 

Clint's westerns are still among my favourites. So many great lines and
he exudes "cool". Kind of odd considering he's mostly a killer.......but, a
justified one.
"Pale Rider" and "Play Misty for Me" (non-western) are my faves.
I work around "celebs", and the biggest ones are usually pretty normal
and react well to being treated that way. The wannabes are a pain and
probably putting on a front to mask their insecurity. And some never had to
"grow up" and they act that way.

"oldhickory" wrote in message
...
No problem. Clint was my only "crush" as a kid (btw, Old Hickory was my
Dad's e-mail nickname, I'm a female) I think I got over him when I was 12
or
so but I still dug his movies. My favorite was (don't laugh) "Paint Your
Wagon".

After "growing up" I never understood the celebrity adoration thing.
They're
just people. They happen to be good at what they do but I never thought
that made them worthy of worship more than friends and neighbors that I
admire. I guess I'm sort of unusual that way.


"cat daddy" wrote in message
...
Many pardons, you're correct. All this time, I thought it was from
"Two
Mules For Sister Sara ", where Clint Eastwood didn't want to bury the
the
bandits who were assaulting Shirley MacLaine.

Sister, raise your eyes to heaven. (noticing buzzards circling)
Now, are they or are they not God's creatures?
- Of course they are. -
Why rob them of this nourishment?


"oldhickory" wrote in message
...
too easy...Outlaw Josey Wales...

"oldhickory" was correct, was Honeybees!!!
 

Well, if y'all remember TV back in the fifties, let me just say....

I never liked that Clint Eastwood. He was always too Rowdy.

Dt
("Head 'em up; move 'em out!")

cat daddy wrote:

Clint's westerns are still among my favourites. So many great lines and
he exudes "cool". Kind of odd considering he's mostly a killer.......but, a
justified one.
"Pale Rider" and "Play Misty for Me" (non-western) are my faves.
I work around "celebs", and the biggest ones are usually pretty normal
and react well to being treated that way. The wannabes are a pain and
probably putting on a front to mask their insecurity. And some never had to
"grow up" and they act that way.

"oldhickory" wrote in message
...

No problem. Clint was my only "crush" as a kid (btw, Old Hickory was my
Dad's e-mail nickname, I'm a female) I think I got over him when I was 12

or

so but I still dug his movies. My favorite was (don't laugh) "Paint Your
Wagon".

After "growing up" I never understood the celebrity adoration thing.

They're

just people. They happen to be good at what they do but I never thought
that made them worthy of worship more than friends and neighbors that I
admire. I guess I'm sort of unusual that way.


"cat daddy" wrote in message
...

Many pardons, you're correct. All this time, I thought it was from

"Two

Mules For Sister Sara ", where Clint Eastwood didn't want to bury the

the

bandits who were assaulting Shirley MacLaine.

Sister, raise your eyes to heaven. (noticing buzzards circling)
Now, are they or are they not God's creatures?
- Of course they are. -
Why rob them of this nourishment?


"oldhickory" wrote in message
.. .

too easy...Outlaw Josey Wales...

"oldhickory" was correct, was Honeybees!!!
 

Well oldtimer, good thing Clint ain't around. I notice when he gets to
disliking someone, they ain't around for long .....

Rawhide........ heyah!
"dt" wrote in message
...
Well, if y'all remember TV back in the fifties, let me just say....

I never liked that Clint Eastwood. He was always too Rowdy.

Dt
("Head 'em up; move 'em out!")

cat daddy wrote:

Clint's westerns are still among my favourites. So many great lines
and
he exudes "cool". Kind of odd considering he's mostly a
killer.......but, a
justified one.
"Pale Rider" and "Play Misty for Me" (non-western) are my faves.
I work around "celebs", and the biggest ones are usually pretty
normal
and react well to being treated that way. The wannabes are a pain and
probably putting on a front to mask their insecurity. And some never had
to
"grow up" and they act that way.

"oldhickory" wrote in message
...

No problem. Clint was my only "crush" as a kid (btw, Old Hickory was my
Dad's e-mail nickname, I'm a female) I think I got over him when I was
12

or

so but I still dug his movies. My favorite was (don't laugh) "Paint
Your
Wagon".