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tmercks - Posted - 07/12/2017: 13:19:38
I thought when questioned about working on the Sabbath, Jesus asked the hypocrites which one of them would not go pull their ass out of a ditch if it was in trouble on the sabbath... but then again, maybe "mule" is the more correct translation...
Hafta go check the Greek on that one. But you know how they are with them nasty asses...
gone - Posted - 07/12/2017: 18:05:27
If we wake and ask Father Jack, he will have exactly the correct response...DRINK!!!
Marc
nakigreengrass - Posted - 07/12/2017: 18:46:47
Pardon me.....it's very unlike me to be a spelling nazi....but...... shouldn't "ass" be spelt " arse " ? If Father Jack is to be the authority on the pronunciation of the word ( and I believe he is ) then perhaps it should be even spelt " arrrrse "
overhere - Posted - 07/13/2017: 03:55:46
quote:
Originally posted by steve davis
I used to work for a landscaper in R.I.
On the front edge of his F-250 hood he had "Grassworks" painted in 3" letters.
When he put on his snowplow rig the headlights hid the "Gr and ks" and it read asswor.
now thats funny...lol
overhere - Posted - 07/13/2017: 03:59:23
biblical quote;....."Moses tied his ass to a tree and walked a mile"
Edited by - overhere on 07/13/2017 04:00:18
tmercks - Posted - 08/04/2017: 13:29:50
quote:
Originally posted by overhere
biblical quote;....."Moses tied his ass to a tree and walked a mile"
Lol, for a "camel" no doubt.
Disco Kid - Posted - 08/05/2017: 05:12:24
I was banned from this site for writing a Steve Goodman verse with nothing but honest, wholesome words. These words were deemed unfit for all the children that hang here. I'm stunned this made it past the opening post.
bubbalouie - Posted - 08/05/2017: 08:10:22
I don't think there are ANY active members under 16 on this site. If so they have heard or used words worse than this.
I think the rule is to protect stuffy adults! This is old folks hillbilly facebook.
Roxsanne - Posted - 08/05/2017: 10:05:43
I’d like to say there isn’t anything wrong with or about Steve Goodman, his songs, or his verses too! Frankly to mix up this good person’s name with stuff as this is a slur against his good name.
As well as this site being a banjo forum, it should not forget it is part of the entire musical playing genre.
The crude style infected here and remembered by Disco Kid. Banned for his earlier thread about this guy?
It does not look good or respectfully toward the late Steve Goodman.
There are rules regarding respect. They should not ever be forgotten.
This is an easy going song, I’m sure we remember many those past best, the golden oldies?..A driving along and catchy song?..
Disco Kid - Posted - 08/05/2017: 10:26:49
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Roxsanne
. You must be gunning to be a mod here. The song in fact was not crude, in fact very funny but mentioned gay people so was deemed unfit.
Reminds me of another old lyric to keep ones mouth quiet and be thought a fool than speak and remove all doubt.
quote:
Originally posted by Roxsanne
I’d like to say there isn’t anything wrong with or about Steve Goodman, his songs, or his verses too! Frankly to mix up this good person’s name with stuff as this is a slur against his good name.
As well as this site being a banjo forum, it should not forget it is part of the entire musical playing genre.
The crude style infected here and remembered by Disco Kid. Banned for his earlier thread about this guy?
It does not look good or respectfully toward the late Steve Goodman.
There are rules regarding respect. They should not ever be forgotten.
This is an easy going song, I’m sure we remember many those past best, the golden oldies?..A driving along and catchy song?..
Disco Kid - Posted - 08/05/2017: 10:35:15
Apparently it's ok to tell your husband to watch another woman's ass but not mention gay TB is also who locked me out.. Didn't mean to hijack the thread but the double standard is why I don't come around much any more.
Checking out of this thread
Edited by - Disco Kid on 08/05/2017 10:35:40
JMalmsteen - Posted - 08/05/2017: 21:59:10
Answer- I agree with the know your audience comment. It's inappropriate and not only for the a$& mentioned but that the song is degrading.
mike gregory - Posted - 08/06/2017: 07:23:54
Partial QUOTE:
"The song in fact was not crude, in fact very funny but mentioned gay people so was deemed unfit."
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How could a mention of 'Gay" people be unfit for a BANJO site?
Was it not our own beloved Orville Gibson, banjo maker, who gave a whole new meaning to the old Holiday lyric??

"Don we now, our gay apparel!"
(Notice his autograph at the top of the picture)
Roxsanne - Posted - 08/06/2017: 07:43:08
hAs dIScO kID gOnE ??? I'd like to find the songs title...and down lOad ThE LyRICs..Please join back to this tread ? is ass a BAd wOrd
mike gregory - Posted - 08/06/2017: 15:02:25
What about that classic Clint Eastwood movie,
"The Good Ass, the Badass, and the Ugly Ass"?
Clint portrayed a badass Good Guy, thereby complicating things.
And I don't recall any actress being featured as a major character, so as to show any sort of good ass.
twelvefret - Posted - 08/06/2017: 15:10:58
quote:
Originally posted by mike gregory
What about that classic Clint Eastwood movie,
"The Good Ass, the Badass, and the Ugly Ass"?
Clint portrayed a badass Good Guy, thereby complicating things.
And I don't recall any actress being featured as a major character, so as to show any sort of good ass.
Here is how to tell if "ass" is a bad word. If your GI doctor came in and said he needed to put a scope up your ass how would you react. Or, if your proctologist said your ass needed surgery. We should all learn to use accepted medical terminology.
Roxsanne - Posted - 08/06/2017: 15:24:27
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: 'Gone with the Wind' the movie, book, tv serial the main femail character including Scarlet O'Hara ?..
Originally posted by mike gregory
What about that classic Clint Eastwood movie,
"The Good Ass, the Badass, and the Ugly Ass"?
Clint portrayed a badass Good Guy, thereby complicating things.
And I don't recall any actress being featured as a major character, so as to show any sort of good ass.
mike gregory - Posted - 08/07/2017: 05:48:13
I meant in that Clint Eastwood movie.
Sorry I didn't make myself clearer.
In one of his movies, Claude Rains made himself VERY clear.
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