Agree! Loved the slanted room scenes.Same here. I believe many young boys our age back during the 60s enjoyed Batman costumes. The show ROCKED!
Agree! Loved the slanted room scenes.Same here. I believe many young boys our age back during the 60s enjoyed Batman costumes. The show ROCKED!
Did all your talking as a baby!! You deserve a breakMy dad was one of the Kentucky guys that moved to Detroit to make cars when I was a baby. He went to work for Hudson, but got homesick and only stayed a year. Mom said people on the bus would give me coins to talk because they couldn't believe a kid that young could talk. That's odd because I'm one of the quietest people you will ever see.
Building climbing scenes via "Bat Ropes" rocked too. Cameos were absolute classics. Remember Col Klink opening the window? Heh, way ahead of its time.Agree! Loved the slanted room scenes.
Building climbing scenes via "Bat Ropes" rocked too. Cameos were absolute classics. Remember Col Klink opening the window? Heh, way ahead of its time.
Werner Klemperer. Forgot that one.Building climbing scenes via "Bat Ropes" rocked too. Cameos were absolute classics. Remember Col Klink opening the window? Heh, way ahead of its time.
My dad was one of the Kentucky guys that moved to Detroit to make cars when I was a baby. He went to work for Hudson, but got homesick and only stayed a year. Mom said people on the bus would give me coins to talk because they couldn't believe a kid that young could talk. That's odd because I'm one of the quietest people you will ever see.
Discovered just about two weeks ago on I think The Roku Channel, the original Batman TV show from about 1950. Had no idea there was an earlier show. Funny watching Batman driving a regular old standard 1949/50 car.Heck, I was a Batman aficionado back in the day with Adam West and Burt Ward...
Holy lost cause Batman!Oh but the intricacies and nuances you missed. In Detroit it was a lifestyle to strive for...(Just saying...)
Heck, I was a Batman aficionado back in the day with Adam West and Burt Ward...
Did you whisper to them?My dad was one of the Kentucky guys that moved to Detroit to make cars when I was a baby. He went to work for Hudson, but got homesick and only stayed a year. Mom said people on the bus would give me coins to talk because they couldn't believe a kid that young could talk. That's odd because I'm one of the quietest people you will ever see.
Captain Kangaroo (Bob Keeshan) was Clarabell the clown on the Howdy Doody Show. That show may be the first one i ever saw on TV. Late 1940's. My family did not get a TV until about 1956 because mama wanted nothing to do with them. Daddy wanted one so he bought one for her birthday and she was stuck with it. I got to see the World Series at my house that year. Thanks dadI liked Cpt. Kangaroo pretty good and Mr. Green Jeans...
My daughter left here yesterday about noon with a friend and her family to go to Hugo Oklahoma where they have an elephant sanctuary where you can wake up and feed the elephants breakfast from your own cabin. Been here a while and never knew that this place existed. It is about a 3 1/2 hour drive from us.
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Here you go Chief...Always loved this song, even though I went East not North. Still missed Kentucky and have never stopped thinking of it as home.I was one of those sad mountain boys who had to leave the hills to go "up north" to find work. Detroit the first time. Ended up going back home after about 4-5 months. Had to leave again, this time for Fort Wayne, IN. Never again moved back to the hills (married a Yank). I can remember lying in bed almost in tears, so lonesome for back home. This Dolly Partin song always brings back those memories.
"You ought to go north somebody told us
'cause the air is filled with gold dust ...
Good morning D, read Hosea 7, off to church in a few, woo the humidity out there!!!!!
I have found my favorite channel on our smart TV, the Gaither Channel!!!!
Have a great day D and Prayers!!!
On Fox & Friends they showed that TV and streaming was down lower than any other.I may end up finding a few bright spots in the Olympics -- there are always some intrepid Americans who love the country and seek to honor it through hard work and talent in their event.
But like some of you, my interest level is very low. I won't shed a tear if and when the kneeling, LGBTQ Dominated Women's Soccer team gets eliminated. I won't care much if USA Basketball flops, as it looks like it might, though I'd like to see a team with three former Wildcats do well.
Bottom line: I predict the ratings for this COVID and WOKE saturated circus are in the toilet. And that won't bother me at all.
My wife and I were in a restaurant last night in suburban DC -- hardly a hotbed of Conservative ideals -- and a foursome at the table behind us were talking about how they were boycotting anything to do with the Olympics because of the athletes "disrespecting the flag and the national anthem."On Fox & Friends they showed that TV and streaming was down lower than any other.
It is pitiful that a few spoil things for many.
Wasn't around in the 40s but was here for the 50s. Have said many times that it was the best/greatest decade of my lifetime. And I say that not just from a child's point of view. Things started going to pot in about the mid-60s.Life in the 40's and 50's. I wouldn't have missed it for anything
My wife and I were in a restaurant last night in suburban DC -- hardly a hotbed of Conservative ideals -- and a foursome at the table behind us were talking about how they were boycotting anything to do with the Olympics because of the athletes "disrespecting the flag and the national anthem."
I can't wait for the networks to realize the billions of dollars they are losing by emphasizing these cretins and losers "standing up for social justice." Maybe we'll see an adjustment in what and how they cover these self-important jerks.
For sure. The first show that I saw was at my next door neighbor's house. They had a TV and Howdy Doody Show would come on and about 5 of us kids would flock to Ell's house to watch Howdy Doody.Captain Kangaroo (Bob Keeshan) was Clarabell the clown on the Howdy Doody Show. That show may be the first one i ever saw on TV. Late 1940's. My family did not get a TV until about 1956 because mama wanted nothing to do with them. Daddy wanted one so he bought one for her birthday and she was stuck with it. I got to see the World Series at my house that year. Thanks dad
Life in the 40's and 50's. I wouldn't have missed it for anything
Been listening to a lot of George Jones on my long walks lately. Things are good and stable in my life but his music always reminds me of those days most of us have as young men with drama and heartache from relationships with women. As I said to a buddy in a bar one night when I was about 20 -- and he never let me forget: "It's good they have George Jones on this juke box. It's nice to know however bad you feel you can invest a quarter and in three minutes you'll be feeling much, much worse..."
Here you go Chief...Always loved this song, even though I went East not North. Still missed Kentucky and have never stopped thinking of it as home.
I'm sorry to hear that Chief. He may have run into one of those gangs that fight Banana Style - Yellow and in Bunches.I had a half-brother who was beaten to death outside a bar in Detroit back in the 50s. He was much older than me and I never lived with him. All I know is that whoever did it was never caught. I never heard the story of what happened.
Did Matthew have gastric bypass or a similar procedure done about 12-15 years ago....or did he lose all that weight, and keep it off, via diet?"I Must Tell Jesus"... Canton Junction
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What a joy, I noticed one of the members was Matthew Hagee (Son of pastor John Hagee) Matthew Hagee is a powerful preacher in his own right. We attended Cornerstone Church for four years. Matthew Hagee is anointed... As is his Dad John.
No matter what that church makes I saw personally the money they give back.
As you are watching Matthew Hagee is on the left.
I was sitting in a bar at the corner of Highland Ave and Gulf to Bay, Clearwater, Fl about the year 1974. My buddy and I had just wrapped up a morning fishing trip and it was a very hot day so we went in to cool off.Been listening to a lot of George Jones on my long walks lately. Things are good and stable in my life but his music always reminds me of those days most of us have as young men with drama and heartache from relationships with women. As I said to a buddy in a bar one night when I was about 20 -- and he never let me forget: "It's good they have George Jones on this juke box. It's nice to know however bad you feel you can invest a quarter and in three minutes you'll be feeling much, much worse..."
Great story Sawnee. I’m surprised to hear George was a drinking man. Maybe he was just looking out for Tammy.I was sitting in a bar at the corner of Highland Ave and Gulf to Bay, Clearwater, Fl about the year 1974. My buddy and I had just wrapped up a morning fishing trip and it was a very hot day so we went in to cool off.
A few minutes later up pulled a bus and it parked directly in front of the bar. On the side of the bus in BIG letters was GORGE JONES & TAMMY WYNETTE. George and Tammy were on the way to a concert on Clearwater Beach and he pulled in to get 2 or 3 cases of beer. When the driver came inside to pick up the beer I asked him if George was in the bus. Sure enough he said, he sent him in for the beer. He said go out and say hello. Which me and my buddy did. George was dressed in jeans and a white T shirt with big cowboy hat. We said welcome to Clearwater. A big smile appeared on his face and he engage some conversation before heading on out. He even gave us some cold ones.
George and Tammy lived over in Lakeland which was only a couple of hours away.
So they paid for a misspelled paint job?I was sitting in a bar at the corner of Highland Ave and Gulf to Bay, Clearwater, Fl about the year 1974. My buddy and I had just wrapped up a morning fishing trip and it was a very hot day so we went in to cool off.
A few minutes later up pulled a bus and it parked directly in front of the bar. On the side of the bus in BIG letters was GORGE JONES & TAMMY WYNETTE.