Re: [MV] "Hop Sing" OT

Hi Guys,

Nope, didn't miss the thread, just pulling Wayne's chain a bit! :-) I do
however long for the days when T.V. was a good thing to watch. Programs ran
all year until the summer and then they had re-runs. Now each episode they
have to say, "new" to make sure we know that once again after a few shows
they are into re-runs already!

Good guys had guns and fists and used them well. Things were set right,
Ladies rescued, singing was done and they always rode into the sunset
looking forward to the next day. I truly believe that it was a MUCH better
world back then. Now kids three and up are using language that I still
don't use today. Talking back, disrespect, shootings, rapes and God knows
what else is coming.

MV content; I drove a jeep that my Dad got from who knows where. It had a
rifle rack, (sorta), in it and I kept a 30/30 in it all the time, EVEN on
school grounds and NO ONE WAS EVER SHOT, IT WAS NEVER STOLEN AND IT WAS FUN
TO HAVE!!!! In fact I took my Dad's Garand to "show & tell" with the
bayonet on it, (in the scabbard, his advice), and somehow resisted the urge
to shoot anyone!???!!??! Heck, plenty of kids brought weapons of some kind
to show & tell with NEVER a problem! We all learned to shoot, hunt, fish
and respect our parents and all elders!

Sorry for the soap box! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you all!!!!!

Ed & Michele
----- Original Message -----
From: "Joe Foley" <redmenaced@yahoo.com>
To: "Military Vehicles Mailing List" <mil-veh@mil-veh.org>
Sent: Monday, December 13, 2004 18:50
Subject: Re: [MV] "Hop Sing" OT

[color=blue]
>
> --- Thomas M McHugh <tmmchugh@msn.com> wrote:
>[color=green]
> > Ed must have missed the thread sequence. When
> > someone asked who was
> > Palladins sidekick, an answer of "Hop Singh" was
> > given. I said that "Hop
> > Singh" was the Bonanza Cook. Then someone said
> > "Hey Boy" was the name of
> > the side kick.
> >
> > It shows one thing: There are many of us OLDER
> > Military Vehicle Collectors
> > reading the messages. Palladin & Bonanza were
> > both good, clean
> > entertainment & were enjoyed by all ages.[/color]
> ++++++++++
> Not only that they all used GUNS!!!
>
> They were good men with no "issues".
>
> Joe[/color]


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