Craigslist question.

Well Darrell,
if I have my thoughts arranged properly I guess you might have someone stateside e-mail the retard and see if he replies to them...

Originally Posted by danv

Looks like I'll have to email him a few more times to see if they finally reply.
It's like eBay. I've wanted to buy some stuff in the past, and the damn sellers don't respond to questions!

Johnpaulgeorgeringo.

I almost missed the "R" in ringo. I thinkI like it better with out. LOL R-I-N-G-O and Ingo was his name o. Isn't there an old country song about ringo? Like the talk dark evil dude in town or something. You know, a Big John type song. Huh, who knows. I'm too young to know things that far back. ROFL

Maybe it was "Ringo for President" by Rolf Harris.

Originally Posted by ShotRod64

I almost missed the "R" in ringo. I thinkI like it better with out. LOL R-I-N-G-O and Ingo was his name o. Isn't there an old country song about ringo? Like the talk dark evil dude in town or something. You know, a Big John type song. Huh, who knows. I'm too young to know things that far back. ROFL

... matter of fact, might be a sign of alzhiemers catching up? That song is still being played in "sawdust on the floor"; bucket o' blood, bars all over the South West....

Ringo Lorne Greene It probably didn't hurt that this Number One hit from 1964 was released at the height of Beatlemania. Long after Beatlemania had died down, this epic drama about a sheriff who saves the life of a gunfighter named Johnny Ringo continues to enchant fans of the American West.

I know; Not a Ford topic, but it was a darn good song... for the time. No wonder its still remembered.

He lay face down in the desert sand
Clutching his six-gun in his hand
Shot from behind, I thought he was dead
But under his heart was an ounce of lead
But a spark still burned so I used my knife
And late that night I saved the life of Ringo

(Ringo... Ringo . . .)

I nursed him till the danger passed
The days went by, he mended fast
Then from dawn till setting sun
He practiced with that deadly gun
And hour on hour I watched in awe
No human being could match the draw of Ringo

(Ringo... Ringo... )

One day we rode the mountain crest
And I went east and he went west
I took to law and wore a star
While he spread terror near and far
With lead and blood he gained such fame
All throught the West they feared the name of Ringo

(Ringo... Ringo... )

I knew someday I'd face the test
Which one of us would be the best
And sure enough the word came down
That he was holed up in the town
I left the posse out in the street
And I went in alone to meet Ringo

(Ringo... Ringo... )

They said my speed was next to none
But my lightning draw had just begun
When I heard a blast that stung my wrist
The gun went flying from my fist
And I was looking down the bore
Of the deadly .44 of Ringo

(Ringo... Ringo... )

They say that was the only time
That anyone had seen him smile
He slowly lowered his gun and then
He said to me "We're even, friend"
And so at last I understood
That there was still a spark of good in Ringo

(Ringo... Ringo... )

I blocked the path of his retreat
He turned and stepped into the street
A dozen guns spit fire and lead
A moment later, he lay dead
The town began to shout and cheer
Nowhere was there shed a tear for Ringo

(Ringo... Ringo... )

The story spread throughout the land
That I had beaten Ringo's hand
And it was just the years, they say
That made me put my guns away
But on his grave they can't explain
The tarnished star above the name of Ringo

(Ringo... Ringo... )
(Ringo... Ringo... )

That's weird-- I heard that song for the first time on my satellite radio the other day. I was thinking, "man, this one is obscure-- I bet no one knows about it."

I liked that song as a kid, my dad had in on an album and on a cassette I believe...

Originally Posted by Beoweolf

... matter of fact, might be a sign of alzhiemers catching up? That song is still being played in "sawdust on the floor"; bucket o' blood, bars all over the South West....

Ringo Lorne Greene It probably didn't hurt that this Number One hit from 1964 was released at the height of Beatlemania. Long after Beatlemania had died down, this epic drama about a sheriff who saves the life of a gunfighter named Johnny Ringo continues to enchant fans of the American West.

That's the one. I haven't been in a bar in a long while except the Alpine Tavern and I don't even remember music. Bet there was but i had too much talking to do!

I added my dollar to the ceiling while there also. Sometime back years ago someone glued a dollar to the ceiling and they've been collecting since. I had to leave my mark. Don't have a clue now what I wrote on it though. I was here or something to that effect and the date. In the top of the pic is a few dollars.

My sis just gave me a bunch of pics from a memorial service at the tavern for a long time resident. In fact when Nixons deal was going on my sis and i called him and his family saying thier cousin was bout to be impeached. A year or so later we actually met them. LOL The good ol days. The place is real small so it was packed as you can see from the cars on the road. Need to get onto the girl that took pics for not getting that yellow hotrod in there. I lived way up at the end of that road. It kind of curves to the right so can't see the "end".
As you can see, not much in my home town. Only business there is the Tavern aka "the church". Anything goes on in town this is where you find everyone. lol





Only rig I recognize for sure is the blue ford of my nephews.

Now back to CL, I kinda got sidetracked.