i am into old trucks. i am currently building a 57 ford f100. i know not many oneness people watch tv but i like old westerns also. asu can see one of my favs in pic or avatar. can u guess his name. even i forget it sometimes. if u get his name can u tell what movie this pic is from? thnx yo
Isn't that Gabby Hayes? The one from all the old John Wayne movies?
That's my guess. Don't like westerns much. When I was a kid I used to watch Gunsmoke. I really liked the Rifleman and Sky King.
Is that Walter Brennan?
I know he was in a few westerns so I have no idea what movie.
yea that is walter brennon. this pic is from the movie rio lobo with john wayne. gabby hayes!LOL FACT:gabby hayes had all his teeth pulled to apear older in pictures. FACT: walter brennon talks the way he did because of a war injury. thnx yo
George "Gabby" Hayes:
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Rumor: He had all his teeth pulled to look older in the movies. (7 May 1885 - 9 February 1969 died of heart problems)
Walter Brennan:
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I never would have recognized him like this
25 July 1894, Swampscott, Massachusetts,
Date of Death:21 September 1974, Oxnard, California Died of emphysema
He could play sophisticated businessmen, con artists, local yokels, cowhands and military officers with apparent equal ease. An accident in 1932 cost him most of his teeth, and he most often was seen in eccentric rural parts, often playing characters much older than his actual age. His career never really declined, and in the 1950s he became an even more endearing and familiar figure in several television series, most famously "The Real McCoys" (1957).
ok ur gettin info at a different place. i got mine off the bonus matterial on dvd's. did it say brennons accident was from the war because my info said it was war related? i dont know why i alway like the comic releif charecters. gabby, festus,brennon,yosemite always atracted my attention more than the mainliners. thnx yo quiz: what two westerns did john wayne do that were almost identical. HINT: in one there was a charecter called mississippi in the other the charecter was called colorado.
The problem could have been caused by a war injury. It didn't have details.
Well, in Rio Bravo, wasn't Ricky Nelson named Colorado?
I can't remember who, but there was a poster who was a John Wayne movie lover. Maybe they don't post anymore.
What was the movie where he was in an airplane, perhaps a pilot with Patricia Neal. That was the only John Wayne movie I really liked.
yes! rio bravo was one of the movies. it did have ricky nelson and walter brennon in it but what was the other. and i dont know about wayne movie in a plane. just horses and trains. thnx yo
QuoteWhat was the movie where he was in an airplane, perhaps a pilot with Patricia Neal. That was the only John Wayne movie I really liked.
Wasn't it 'Flying Tigers' or 'Fighting Tigers' or something like that?
i think your right but sis gonna have to be one to say. i like john wayne but i stay toward the westerns. :great:
Quote from: Sis on April 02, 2008, 04:18:34 AM
That's my guess. Don't like westerns much. When I was a kid I used to watch Gunsmoke. I really liked the Rifleman and Sky King.
What kinda plane did Sky King fly?
Quote from: coolguy on April 02, 2008, 09:26:15 PM
QuoteWhat was the movie where he was in an airplane, perhaps a pilot with Patricia Neal. That was the only John Wayne movie I really liked.
Wasn't it 'Flying Tigers' or 'Fighting Tigers' or something like that?
Sounds familiar. It wasn't a test. I really didn't remember. LOL
I forgot which plane Sky King flew. Haven't seen a sky King movie for over ten years.
Ok here's what I found online
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Wyatt Earp, Wyatt Earp,
Brave courageous and bold.
Long live his fame and long live his glory
and long may his story be told.
Quotequiz: what two westerns did john wayne do that were almost identical. HINT: in one there was a charecter called mississippi in the other the charecter was called colorado.
I'd have to go with El Dorado and Rio Lobo. In El Dorado he starred with James Caan as "Mississippi" and in Rio Lobo with Ricky Nelson as "Colorado." Two of my favorite John Wayne movies.
I like Westerns, old and new. Rio Lobo is probably my favorite Wayne pic, although I have great appreciation for The Searchers, which a lot of critics argue is the greatest Western ever made. I'm also an Audie Murphy fan...I liked his remake of Destry, (although the original with Jimmy Stewart is good as well). He also starred in a movie with Stewart called Night Passage, which is a great movie. I heard Stewart wasn't a fan of the movie, and only joined the cast because the script had him playing an accordion.
QuoteWyatt Earp, Wyatt Earp,
Brave courageous and bold.
Long live his fame and long live his glory
and long may his story be told.
:eyebrow:
Out of consideration for the Ringos on this board, I'd ask you not to sing that anymore.
:goodmod:
;)
I liked the movies 'Big Jake' and 'True Grit'.
How about Wyatt Burp?
yes it was el dorado! man another western buff. you mentioned some of my all time favs as well. i also have a great fondness for the cowboys by wayne. but narrowing the field of all time favs no-body has to be my favorite westerns along with trinity. ole blue eyes. thnx yo
Quote from: yosemite on April 07, 2008, 01:50:39 AM
yes it was el dorado! man another western buff. you mentioned some of my all time favs as well. i also have a great fondness for the cowboys by wayne. but narrowing the field of all time favs no-body has to be my favorite westerns along with trinity. ole blue eyes. thnx yo
I'm a movie buff in general, lol. But Wayne is one of my favorite actors, period. In addition to some of the other movies listed here, I like Stagecoach which is also a great movie. And some of his earlier, 1 hour western movies are entertaining, even if they aren't great movies. Oh yeah, and ya gotta mention "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance" a classic, and a great movie! :thumbsup2:
like you i am a movie buff in general,but am frustrated at hollyweird. i like movies that dont contest moral standing. action movies of this generation are to unmoral to watch. my remidy is to watch old movies if at all. a good plus is there was so many westerns made it is like watching new movies. im not even hooked to outside network. i depend on dvd's to entertain my household. recently have bought collection of bible movies. westerns and bible movies,thats about all we watch. loved the movie flywheel and facing the giants. thnx yo
Quote from: yosemitelike you i am a movie buff in general,but am frustrated at hollyweird. i like movies that dont contest moral standing. action movies of this generation are to unmoral to watch.
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Quote from: yosemite on April 07, 2008, 08:18:23 PM
like you i am a movie buff in general,but am frustrated at hollyweird. i like movies that dont contest moral standing. action movies of this generation are to unmoral to watch. my remidy is to watch old movies if at all. a good plus is there was so many westerns made it is like watching new movies. im not even hooked to outside network. i depend on dvd's to entertain my household. recently have bought collection of bible movies. westerns and bible movies,thats about all we watch. loved the movie flywheel and facing the giants. thnx yo
We watch a LOT of old movies at my house...that's probably about 85% of what we watch. In my opinion, they usually contain better story lines, better acting, and don't rely on CGI tricks to hold the audience. I watch a pretty wide variety of old movies though. Some of my fav's....All About Eve (w/Bette Davis), Casablanca, Angels with Dirty Faces, and Captain Blood.
Btw, I don't know if anyone has seen Amazing Grace (w/Mr. Fantastic from the Fantastic Four), but it is a fantastic movie. I can't recommend it highly enough. And it is overtly Christian.
Quote from: yosemite on April 07, 2008, 08:18:23 PM
like you i am a movie buff in general,but am frustrated at hollyweird. i like movies that dont contest moral standing. action movies of this generation are to unmoral to watch. my remidy is to watch old movies if at all. a good plus is there was so many westerns made it is like watching new movies. im not even hooked to outside network. i depend on dvd's to entertain my household. recently have bought collection of bible movies. westerns and bible movies,thats about all we watch. loved the movie flywheel and facing the giants. thnx yo
Ahhhhh! A man after my own ideas. But I'm not really into cowboy movies. Like old Carry Grant movies, detective movies, comedies. Not much after 1980's. I think Big is the only one I have really liked that was made in the early 80's. I love that step on piano thingie where the two guys play chopsticks.
I may knock on Bishop's house some day. LOL
Love Casablanca, the Third Man, The African Queen, Streetcar Named Desire, The Maltese Falcon, etc.
The Third Man is a very good movie! In fact, most anything with Orson Welles is good....Citizen Kane, Touch of Evil....and IMO, he was the best radio version of the Shadow. :)
Btw, I also like Cary Grant...I just watched Gunga Din the other night. Great movie.
i have always liked cowboy movies there is only one i dont like and i havnt even seen it and dont plan to.(bbm) but yall have opened up a can of worms. i'll keep these movies in mind (wife is tired of westerns). this has turned out to be a good thread after all. thnx sis or mz ethyl,whoever prompted me to do this. thnx yo
We kinda forgot about trucks, though. :hypocrite:
it doesnt matter to much. i dont obsess to much about either one of them. im having fun with all the fellowship. not to mention that weather is to bad at the moment to work on trucks. i need to build a shop so i can get out of the weather. i guess i told yall i just moved to evergreen ms. havent gotten every thing organized yet. thnx yo
So how do you like your new place? Better than before?
as i have said on prayer site we are going through a ruff time with my folks,but we are enjoying the new home god has blessed us with imencely.(i hate spelling and typing) my wife has planted so many flowers,bushes,thing of which i have no definition of that we are gonna have to mow 2 acres with a weed eater. asi said earlier land value here has went up and is woth more than the land we had in baldwyn. so you could say we love it but still remember who got us here,and who made it work for us. some times i wonder if it wasnt gods plan all along but why does my family continue to hate me. and im not useing harsh unment words. this is what they actually told me. after the arguement i tried to reconcile and told my dad i loved him,he looked me square in the eyes on july 1st 2007 and told me without batting an eye and said i sure dont love you and as a matter of fact i hate you. these are the last words we had face to face. you ask why is the date so important-it was only my birth day. thnx yo
Without a long story, let's just say, you're not alone with your family hating you. Many of us, whether we talk about it or not, have some of the same problems. So we understand, totally.
some times i still wake up and think to myself i'll walk out to dads and see what he's up to-then i remember....i sometimes think i know how paul felt with his thorn. thnx yo
Another great movie that kind of has a western theme/feel to it is Treasure of the Sierra Madres with Humphrey Bogart. That is a fantastic movie...possibly my favorite Bogie movie this side of Casablanca, although I'm partial to all the movies he did with Lauren Bacall as well. But TotSM is a great film...it also has the classic line, "Badges? We don't need no steenkeeng badges!!!" :)
Well, I DID like that one, too. Maybe I DO have some cowboy lovin' blood in me after all.
guess ive stayed into spegetti westerns too much. dont know of these. oops now some of my posts on the other page wont make since. do ya know this one? surely yall do. tv and oneness is there really room? or should i say is it right? ps i dont seem to have a problem with it or convicted of it although i havnt got HG either.
any body seen 3:10 to yuma? is that a good movie? family value minded? was just gonna get some new movies to watch and saw that one and was wandering about it. thnx yo
Never heard of it. Sorry!
Quoteany body seen 3:10 to yuma? is that a good movie?
I thought it was a pretty good movie.
Quotefamily value minded?
Well, it was a western and there was some killin'., I guess it was okay.
God Bless.
Chris.
we have just bought and watched chimunks movie,it was halrious. any body got a new movie suggestion?
None here, only oldies/classics.
why only oldies? some new ones are as good as the oldies,just harder to find.
summer is almost here time to drag out the old rust bucketts. gotta get started on the old truck and get it going. anybody here got an old car/truck their fixin up? some time when i get back from road i'll post some pics of the ole buckett/57 and a 60 ford pick up truck. or if you goggle me you'll find me on a site called preslicks 57-60 ford trucks and see pics there. thnx yo
back to movies for a quick minute . . . i LOVE john wayne! i'm not good with coming up with titles, but i have watched angel and a bad man probably 10 times . . . second to that is sons of katie elder . . .well . . maybe i like sons of katie elder better . . . maybe not . . .maybe . . .
yeah.
cowboys was the only john wayne movie i didn't like. the language is awful. the story is sad. and he dies in the end. that's awful.
love bogart, too, of course.
i think the flying movie you were talking about earlier was based on john wayne being a WWI flying ace. it was very good, but i don't remember the name of it.
glad someone has this thread going. i NEVER have time to watch movies, but i'm always wanting to be reminded of those worth watching.
Quote from: yosemite on April 29, 2008, 01:04:47 AM
anybody here got an old car/truck their fixin up?
I was, but I ran out of glue, so I gave it to the Goodwill. :couch:
ran out of glue? must have been a model car!!LOL :laughhard:
i like movies alot. bout all we watch is dvd and vhs movies,only news in bedroom tv which has a rabit ear antena. when they change tv signal we wont even have that. dont really need it now.
I'm about to start on a 1984 Cadillac Fleetwood. It needs mostly paint and body work.
ohhh noooo!! not gonna spend money on a gm are ya?LOLOL i had a buddy that liked cadilacs. he drives a ford now!!LOL you gonna paint it elvis pink??LOL do anything to it but put those awkward 24"rims on it. i dont know why a person has to mess up a car with those. i love my trucks!! though they may never be show quality,they serve my purpose.
Quotenot gonna spend money on a gm are ya?
Yep. :)
Quoteyou gonna paint it elvis pink??
Nope. Gonna paint it dark blue...
Probably will put whitewalls and wire spokes on it.
might look good as long as it aint 24" spokes!!LOL
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this is what it could look like!!!LOL
Soooo Yo, what was the last movie you watched?
will smith, i am legend-liked a little
3:10 to yuma-liked had a good story line (bad language)
chip munks-helarious
martian child-good family movie
riddick chronicals-good sci-fi- bad language. need a filter.
other than that i watch the old stuff that i get at wally world. bananza, john wayne and the likes. and wanting to go see iron man.
a truck i had during the owner op days.
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a buggy i built from vw running gear.
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a car i was running when sam and i got together.
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my two old trucks. when my rich uncle gets out da po house i'm gonna fixem up. :laughhard: :laughhard:
I suppose you like mudding, too?
yeah,i used to alot. the gang i hung with in these days were into climbing hill,and bragged about flipping their buggies over. i had too much money in mine to do that. after i finished the rail buggy i had close to five grand in it. most of that was the motor. she was a hoss. ran for about three or four yrs. and sold it for 1500.00. still ran perfect.. luv dem bugs!!!
sam said when we got to gether she felt like minie mouse in a car-tune, in the car that i fixed up as a baja bug. that car is built just like the little hot wheels car. every once in a while you can still find it at wally world.. i dont have it or a hot wheel now.. :laughhard: :laughhard: :cry2:
on the rail bug photo you can just barely make out something on the top. i had a painting of yosemite and tweety on there.
Sis, you may have to change your avatar... ;)
some where in these post we have asumed kinship. she dont gotta change.LOL :laughhard:
Here is Dina & Ben's bug. ;)
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hahahaha!! i like the tire stops!! they need a whoopen for doin a melon that way. haha.
I have a friend that made a 3 wheel road legal vehicle out of an old small pickup or something. I wish I could figure out where I put the photo, I think you'd enjoy seeing it. Gonna search some more.
I didn't care for I Am Legend...not that great of a movie, IMO.
I watched Teacher's Pet w/Doris Day and Clark Gable a week or two ago. And I, uh, saw Ironman and Prince Caspian. Both were excellent.
Speaking of which, if anyone hasn't seen the first Chronicles of Narnia movie, I recommend that one as well....
ya know i try not to judge but i walked in a bible store the other day and saw the narnia and harry potter on the shelf and thought to myself hmmmm!
i've seen narnia and the wordrobe or something,good fantasy movie. dont think it belongs in a bible store though.
Quote from: practicalme on May 21, 2008, 04:42:49 PM
Sis, you may have to change your avatar... ;)
My head is plugged up. HUH? Why?
Quote from: Sis on May 21, 2008, 06:55:46 PM
Quote from: practicalme on May 21, 2008, 04:42:49 PM
Sis, you may have to change your avatar... ;)
My head is plugged up. HUH? Why?
Cause he had a picture of Yo & Tweety on top of his car. ;) Didn't want Sam to get jealous. hehe
Quote from: yosemite on May 21, 2008, 06:42:40 PM
ya know i try not to judge but i walked in a bible store the other day and saw the narnia and harry potter on the shelf and thought to myself hmmmm!
i've seen narnia and the wordrobe or something,good fantasy movie. dont think it belongs in a bible store though.
Narnia's entire world, from beginning to end, is grounded in CS Lewis' worldview as a Christian. It is rife with biblical themes and is allegorical in nature, from Aslan the lion to references to "sons of Adam" and all things in between.
There's no better place, IMO, for Narnia than in a bible bookstore.
ok, didnt know that and wasnt paying attention to movie that close. but what about harry potter? george noory had a person on that was his(cs lewis) step son.
he talked about him quite a bit.-yo
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Quote from: Sis on May 21, 2008, 06:55:46 PM
Quote from: practicalme on May 21, 2008, 04:42:49 PM
Sis, you may have to change your avatar... ;)
My head is plugged up. HUH? Why?
Cause he had a picture of Yo & Tweety on top of his car. ;) Didn't want Sam to get jealous. hehe
Sometimes I have to have things pointed out and explained to me. DUHHHHH!
Quote from: yosemite on May 21, 2008, 05:06:57 PM
some where in these post we have asumed kinship. she dont gotta change.LOL :laughhard:
we's kin
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Quote from: yosemite on May 21, 2008, 05:06:57 PM
some where in these post we have asumed kinship. she dont gotta change.LOL :laughhard:
we's kin
Think about it, we all are! :hypocrite:
we are all in the same boat whether it be noahs or not. hahaha
Quote from: yosemite on May 21, 2008, 07:32:08 PM
ok, didnt know that and wasnt paying attention to movie that close. but what about harry potter? george noory had a person on that was his(cs lewis) step son.
he talked about him quite a bit.-yo
I don't have a problem with Harry Potter, but I agree that it's not Christian material and is out of place in a Christian bookstore.
Quote from: yosemite on May 21, 2008, 08:00:24 PM
we are all in the same boat whether it be noahs or not. hahaha
Well, Noah's boat was the saving boat! so I guess we should all be on the same boat, huh?
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Quote from: yosemite on May 21, 2008, 07:32:08 PM
ok, didnt know that and wasnt paying attention to movie that close. but what about harry potter? george noory had a person on that was his(cs lewis) step son.
he talked about him quite a bit.-yo
I don't have a problem with Harry Potter, but I agree that it's not Christian material and is out of place in a Christian bookstore.
but thats the point all should have a problem with harry potter. kids tying to imatate witch craft and the likes. now the homosexuall trend has hit the scene and one of harry potters charecters is gay.
i have seen a movie or two recently that meets with aproveal though!!
facing the giants, great movie even if it did come out of the baptist feild..
fly wheel, another hit out of the ball park, even if it came out of the baptist feild.
theser pictures came from a church group in albany georgia called sherwood pictures.
soon to be released is "Fire Proof", another film by sherwood films.
these movies are getting great reviews and shows the baptist's enthusiasim for
church growth. why are the oneness churches so stagnant. we used to be the jumpers and movers, seems we have been leap-frogged.
Quotebut thats the point all should have a problem with harry potter. kids tying to imatate witch craft and the likes. now the homosexuall trend has hit the scene and one of harry potters charecters is gay.
The only article I've read about kids turning to witchcraft b/c of Harry Potter was in the Onion, a satirical newspaper who makes up stories, including that one.
And I see a great difference between magic as a literary device and actual witchcraft--otherwise, Cinderella and Mary Poppins would be off limits too.
As for homosexuality, there are no homosexual references in either the books or movies. I know JK Rowling has stated long after the fact that she viewed one of the primary characters as being homosexual, but there are not even allusions to that in the books.
While I'm not a big Harry Potter fan, I don't really have a problem with it because I can distinguish fantasy from reality. I can also judge what I see, or read.
At the same time, I don't think Harry Potter is something that's good for kids to be seeing. While they very likely will not "turn to witchcraft" because of Harry Potter, it's still not a very healthy thing for younger kids to be getting into. When they're old enough that they can completely separate fact from fiction, that's another story.
IMO, if some kids were inspired by Harry Potter to delve into the occult, nothing short of an epidemic would get articles written about it...
I know this little kid who ran around trying to "force" things after he saw the new Star Wars movie(s), and he really was thinking it was possible. He was serious... lol
yeah i used to try to force things to happen to!!LOL
i useally broke what i was forcing or busted knuckles trying to force it. (useing a wrench or pry bar)
star wars, man in the day that was a movie..raiders of the lost ark,that was good too!! -yo
:biglaugh:
"If I just lean on this a little, something's gotta give. Yep, it was my hand..."
I still like the old Star Wars, but the new ones just about gave me a case of hives.
/me hugs aaron.
<hugs Chel>
;)
Was it a Western hugg? Remember where you're posting, now!
/me hugs sis :grin:
Hee hee! Thanx!
strange forces at work here!! LOL
QuoteWas it a Western hugg? Remember where you're posting, now!
If I was wurrin' mah cahboy boots when I hugged her, does that make it a western hugg? ;)
Yeah, I guess so. Like the new Avatar! Like Dagwood. Like his slammiches, too.
:)
It's an oldie, but a goodie...
hahahaha! looks like me at subway. :laughhard:
i recently watched open range and the last of the dogmen. anybody seen these? great westerns!! i would put them on the same level as dances with wolves and jerahmiah johnson.