Roy Rogers dead!
Binky
Is Hammerstein still going?
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Dougie McKinnon
>
> Bye bye then Roy Rogers.
> Is Hammerstein still going?
And Dusty Bin?
ChrisEilbeck
>
> Bye bye then Roy Rogers.
> Is Hammerstein still going?
Eastenders will never be the same again but IIRC it was set in Walford.
Chris
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JuneChild1
<d.mck...@naespam.staffs.ac.youkay> writes:
>Binky wrote:
>>
>> Bye bye then Roy Rogers.
>> Is Hammerstein still going?
>
>And Dusty Bin?
And Trigger?
Robert
Brian Skinner
> >Binky wrote:
> >>
> >> Bye bye then Roy Rogers.
> >> Is Hammerstein still going?
> >
> >And Dusty Bin?
>
> And Trigger?
Accurate reference. Miss 2 turns. Trigger is still going strong in a
taxidermic sort of way.
--
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"Kick away both Whig and Tory, wind and water Dorking's glory"
(Taffer Boult's Band, 1895)
Mork Middles
>Bye bye then Roy Rogers.
>Is Hammerstein still going?
Very poor. If beard deficiency results in you forgetting to x-post to
alt.obituaries, then you'd better grow it back
Mike Warren
> In article <35A265...@naespam.staffs.ac.youkay>, Dougie McKinnon
> <d.mck...@naespam.staffs.ac.youkay> writes:
>
> >Binky wrote:
> >>
> >> Bye bye then Roy Rogers.
> >> Is Hammerstein still going?
> >
> >And Dusty Bin?
>
> And Trigger?
> Robert
> I always thought he was Hilarious in 'Only fools and horses'..the way
he kept calling Rodney 'Dave'..even after it was explained to
him;)..RIP.
Mike Warren.
Willy Eckerslyke
>
> junec...@aol.com (JuneChild1) wrote:
>
> > >Binky wrote:
> > >>
> > >> Bye bye then Roy Rogers.
> > >> Is Hammerstein still going?
> > >
> > >And Dusty Bin?
> >
> > And Trigger?
>
> taxidermic sort of way.
Thatth what Triggerth do betht!
--
Regards, Willy.
ku.ca.rognab@801sso :liam-E
Binky
>
> On Tue, 07 Jul 1998 10:15:57 +0100, Binky <bi...@example.com> wrote:
>
> >Bye bye then Roy Rogers.
> >Is Hammerstein still going?
>
> alt.obituaries, then you'd better grow it back
I was worried about Demon taking my account off me. Any of you could
have added it in.....
Dougie McKinnon
>
> JuneChild1 wrote:
>
> > In article <35A265...@naespam.staffs.ac.youkay>, Dougie McKinnon
> > <d.mck...@naespam.staffs.ac.youkay> writes:
> >
> > >>
> > >> Bye bye then Roy Rogers.
> > >> Is Hammerstein still going?
> > >
> >
> > And Trigger?
>
>
> I always thought he was Hilarious in 'Only fools and horses'
I don't remember any character in "OFAH" called 'Hilarious'. Was that in
one of the early ones when Uncle Albert was Grandad and Rodney wasn't
married to that ironing board?
Mike Warren
NO...SHE in fact was one of Del Boys early girlfriends. 'Hillary
Arass'
you MUST remember her!!;)
Mike Warren.
Dougie McKinnon
Are the Del Boys anything like the Bevin Boys? I know that latter were
devotees of Bev Bevin, late of the Electric Lighthouse Family. Are the
Del Boys perhaps the disciples of that Scottish-Italian wideboy Del
Amitri?
B A Cragg
Well their South African father Del Monte runs that fruit packing company.
BAZZA
ChrisEilbeck
>
> Biddy-biddy-biddy.
Who gives a fsck, Buck?
Willy Eckerslyke
>
> On (Tue, 07 Jul 1998 10:15:57 +0100), the following was typed by Binky
> <bi...@example.com>:
>
> >Bye bye then Roy Rogers.
> >Is Hammerstein still going?
>
> Hammerstein.
>
> He was in fact the legendary cowboy character with his horse Silver.
Legendary singing cowboy, if you don't mind.
Roy "Shorty" Rogers singlehandedly changed the shape of American music
erasing the lines of color and culture by fusing country, blues, jazz,
hillbilly, and even Hawaiian sounds together. His song, Blue Yodel,
was one of the first to sell a million copies.
Dave Mayall
>Marco van Meadows wrote:
>>
>> He was in fact the legendary cowboy character with his horse Silver.
>
>His horse was Trigger, not Silver.
>
>Get YOUR facts straight.
Who says you need lots of disinformation? The alt.obits crowd just
love correcting people.
A promising candidate for this years nydukmtc, with a nicely played
"look at the miscreants spreading disinformation" cover.
--
Dave Mayall
Willy Eckerslyke
> A promising candidate for this years nydukmtc, with a nicely played
> "look at the miscreants spreading disinformation" cover.
nyd? I think perhaps it has been, just a little.
Paul C. Dickie
>Mork Middles wrote:
>> On Tue, 07 Jul 1998 10:15:57 +0100, Binky <bi...@example.com> wrote:
>> >Bye bye then Roy Rogers.
>> >Is Hammerstein still going?
>> alt.obituaries, then you'd better grow it back
>
>I was worried about Demon taking my account off me.
But you don't post via McDemon...
--
< Paul >
Paul C. Dickie
<mv...@clarku.edu> writes
>>Is Hammerstein still going?
>Hammerstein.
Apart from the Hammerstein piano he played in "Way Out West".
>He was in fact the legendary cowboy character with his horse Silver.
Which celebrated steed graduated from mere walk-on roles to his own TV
series as Mr Ed.
--
< Paul >
Paul C. Dickie
<Ia...@cummings.demon.co.uk> writes
>Marco van Meadows <mv...@clarku.edu> wrote -
>>On (Tue, 07 Jul 1998 10:15:57 +0100), the following was typed by Binky
>><bi...@example.com>:
>>>Bye bye then Roy Rogers.
>>>Is Hammerstein still going?
>>I think you'll find that Roy Rogers has absolutely nothing to do with
>>Hammerstein.
>Injuns kill people.
And engines. "Them dang engines is jus' varmints, ain't they?"
--
< Paul >
Mork Middles
<nospa...@mam.nospam> wrote:
>Dave Mayall wrote:
>
>> A promising candidate for this years nydukmtc, with a nicely played
>> "look at the miscreants spreading disinformation" cover.
>
>nyd? I think perhaps it has been, just a little.
We need a new base to work from. uk.misc in the newsgroups line is a
bit of a giveaway. (Except to 98% of merkins who couldn't spot a troll
if it had "THIS IS A TROLL" in the subject line.
--
Mork Middles
Mork Middles
Meadows - It's The Real Thing) wrote:
>Dave Mayall typed:
>
>> A promising candidate for this years nydukmtc, with a nicely played
>> "look at the miscreants spreading disinformation" cover.
>
>Don't confuse the wdukmtc and the nydukmcol.
I am indebted to m'learned friend.
--
Mork Middles
Lannie
>
> Marco van Meadows wrote:
> >
> > <bi...@example.com>:
> >
> > >Bye bye then Roy Rogers.
> > >Is Hammerstein still going?
> >
> > I think you'll find that Roy Rogers has absolutely nothing to do with
> > Hammerstein.
> >
> > He was in fact the legendary cowboy character with his horse Silver.
>
> Roy "Shorty" Rogers singlehandedly changed the shape of American music
> erasing the lines of color and culture by fusing country, blues, jazz,
> hillbilly, and even Hawaiian sounds together. His song, Blue Yodel,
> was one of the first to sell a million copies.
>
> Regards, Willy.
>
> ku.ca.rognab@801sso :liam-E
Wasn't the Lone Ranger's horse named silver also? And who was Trigger?
Ian Potter
<GlobalA...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>Willy Eckerslyke wrote:
>>
>> Marco van Meadows wrote:
>> >
>> > On (Tue, 07 Jul 1998 10:15:57 +0100), the following was typed by Binky
>> > <bi...@example.com>:
>> >
>> > >Bye bye then Roy Rogers.
>> > >Is Hammerstein still going?
>> >
>> > I think you'll find that Roy Rogers has absolutely nothing to do with
>> > Hammerstein.
>> >
>> > He was in fact the legendary cowboy character with his horse Silver.
>>
>> Legendary singing cowboy, if you don't mind.
>> Roy "Shorty" Rogers singlehandedly changed the shape of American music
>> erasing the lines of color and culture by fusing country, blues, jazz,
>> hillbilly, and even Hawaiian sounds together. His song, Blue Yodel,
>> was one of the first to sell a million copies.
>
>Wasn't the Lone Ranger's horse named silver also? And who was Trigger?
He was the Lone Ranger's injun sidekick.
ian.
--
an unarmed HORSE is still an upright HORSE
Lannie
No, Tonto was the Lone Ranger Sidekick. I think Trigger was Roy Roger's
horse and Silver was the Lone Ranger's horse. Hiho Silver, away!!
The Nit Nurse
GlobalA...@worldnet.att.net wrote:
| Ian Potter wrote:
| >
| > On Fri, 10 Jul 1998 19:50:07 -0700, Lannie
| > <GlobalA...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
| >
| > >Willy Eckerslyke wrote:
| > >>
| > >
| > >Wasn't the Lone Ranger's horse named silver also? And who was Trigger?
| >
| > He was the Lone Ranger's injun sidekick.
| >
|
|
| No, Tonto was the Lone Ranger Sidekick.
I think you're getting confused. Tonto Lane was a popular 50s/60s TV cowboy
competing with the likes of Champion The Wonder Horse[1], The Frisco Kid
and Mr Ed. Trigger was the name of Roy Roger's dog.
[1] Bonus mark for anyone who can post all the words to the theme tune.
--
CamARAB
Rapunzel
> I think you're getting confused. Tonto Lane was a popular 50s/60s TV cowboy
> competing with the likes of Champion The Wonder Horse[1], The Frisco Kid
> and Mr Ed. Trigger was the name of Roy Roger's dog.
Yeah, but what was the name of the Sheriff in Four Feather Falls, and
what powers did each of the magic feathers give him?
The Nit Nurse
| The Nit Nurse wrote:
|
| > I think you're getting confused. Tonto Lane was a popular 50s/60s TV cowboy
| > competing with the likes of Champion The Wonder Horse[1], The Frisco Kid
| > and Mr Ed. Trigger was the name of Roy Roger's dog.
|
| Yeah, but what was the name of the Sheriff in Four Feather Falls, and
| what powers did each of the magic feathers give him?
Not as much as Torchy the Battery Boy!
--
CamARAB
Kelly Murphy
Trigger was Roy Rogers horse
His dog (a german shepherd) was named Bullet
(If anyone cares, Dale Evan's horse was named Buttermilk.)
Tonto was the Lone Ranger's Sidekick - the dude who called Lone "Kemosabe"
(forgive me if the spelling is incorrect.) I think Tonto's horse was called
Scout.
>
>
> | > >
> | > >Wasn't the Lone Ranger's horse named silver also? And who was Trigger?
> | >
> | > He was the Lone Ranger's injun sidekick.
> | >
> |
> |
> | No, Tonto was the Lone Ranger Sidekick.
>
> I think you're getting confused. Tonto Lane was a popular 50s/60s TV cowboy
> competing with the likes of Champion The Wonder Horse[1], The Frisco Kid
> and Mr Ed. Trigger was the name of Roy Roger's dog.
>
Gareth Evans
>
> I think you're getting confused. Tonto Lane was a popular 50s/60s TV cowboy
> competing with the likes of Champion The Wonder Horse[1], The Frisco Kid
> and Mr Ed. Trigger was the name of Roy Roger's dog.
>
> [1] Bonus mark for anyone who can post all the words to the theme tune.
>
Robin Hood, Robin Hood,
Riding through the glen,
Robin Hood, Robin Hood,
With his band of men,
Feared by the rich,
Loved by the poor,
Robin Hood, Robin Hood, Robin Hood.
Do I get my bonus?
G
--
Theirs an old eks-con whoz bin away,
Now he's bak, no-one safe Spoolchikken,
Ha cha cha cha!
Mac Meddos - The Original And Best
Gareth Evans <Gareth...@ntc.nokia.com> writes:
> Robin Hood, Robin Hood,
> Riding through the glen,
> Robin Hood, Robin Hood,
> With his band of men,
> Feared by the rich,
> Loved by the poor,
> Robin Hood, Robin Hood, Robin Hood.
Robin Hood, Robin Hood,
Really in a fix,
Robin Hood, Robin Hood,
Spies the Weetabix,
Should he retreat,
Back to Sherwood?
Course he should, Course he should, Course he should.
Great advert!
Rod.
--
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+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Everything I know, I learned from infomercials
ChrisEilbeck
>
> On (Tue, 14 Jul 1998 09:33:11 +0100), the following was typed by
> Gareth Evans <Gareth...@ntc.nokia.com>:
>
> >Do I get my bonus?
>
Did Carmen Miranda wear fruit? Do bears shit in the woods?
Sam Nelson
| Robin Hood, Robin Hood,
| Riding through the glen,
| Robin Hood, Robin Hood,
| With his band of men,
| Feared by the rich,
| Loved by the poor,
^h^h^h^hgood
| Robin Hood, Robin Hood, Robin Hood.
|
he?
--
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[Tune: `Nick-nack Paddywhack']
I hate Po, Po hates me / Po tied Dipsy to a tree
Tinky-Winky shot him in the head / Sorry Laa-Laa, Dipsy's dead
Rapunzel
>
> Mercedes Medoza wrote:
> >
> > On (Tue, 14 Jul 1998 09:33:11 +0100), the following was typed by
> > Gareth Evans <Gareth...@ntc.nokia.com>:
> >
> > >Do I get my bonus?
> >
> > Was Mother Theresa Polish?
>
> Did Carmen Miranda wear fruit? Do bears shit in the woods?
Is Microsoft shit anywhere at all?
The Nit Nurse
- The Original And Best) wrote:
| In article <35AB17...@ntc.nokia.com>,
| Gareth Evans <Gareth...@ntc.nokia.com> writes:
| > Robin Hood, Robin Hood,
| > Riding through the glen,
| > Robin Hood, Robin Hood,
| > With his band of men,
| > Feared by the rich,
| > Loved by the poor,
| > Robin Hood, Robin Hood, Robin Hood.
|
| Robin Hood, Robin Hood,
| Really in a fix,
| Robin Hood, Robin Hood,
| Spies the Weetabix,
| Should he retreat,
| Back to Sherwood?
| Course he should, Course he should, Course he should.
Come away! Come away! With William Tell
Come away! With the land he loved so well
What a day! What a day! When the apple fell
For Teeeeeeell and Switzerland.
anyone know the rest?
--
CamARAB
Colin Batchelor
: Do bears shit in the woods?
No.
Shit happens.
Bears have nothing to do with it.
--
Colin - One of these and one of these has a range of 50ft and can bring
down a helicopter.
Gareth Evans
>
> ChrisEilbeck wrote:
> >
> > Mercedes Medoza wrote:
> > >
> > > On (Tue, 14 Jul 1998 09:33:11 +0100), the following was typed by
> > > Gareth Evans <Gareth...@ntc.nokia.com>:
> > >
> > > >Do I get my bonus?
> > >
> > > Was Mother Theresa Polish?
> >
> > Did Carmen Miranda wear fruit? Do bears shit in the woods?
>
> Is Microsoft shit anywhere at all?
>
Does Judith Chalmers have a passport?
Mac Meddos - The Original And Best
co...@msc.thchem.ox.ac.uk (Colin Batchelor) writes:
> Colin - One of these and one of these has a range of 50ft and can bring
> down a helicopter.
Tortoise and a bazooka?
Rod.
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+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| % got a light?
| got: No match.
Colin Batchelor
: Tortoise and a bazooka?
Yes.
--
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Mike Warren
> In article <news-195...@demi.begbie.com>, r...@begbie.com (Mac
> Meddos
Champion..the wonder hosreChampion..the wonder horse.
Like a bolt of lightning flashing through the sky
err....who knows the rest?;)
Mike Warren.
The Nit Nurse
| The Nit Nurse wrote:
|
| > --
| >
|
| Champion..the wonder hosreChampion..the wonder horse.
| Like a bolt of lightning flashing through the sky
Like a streaking arrow (shooting?) from a bow.
Like a mighty canon ball he seems to fly
And ev-ery-one will *mumble* know the naaame of..
Champion the wonder HORSE
Champion The Wonder Horse appears to have started out as Gene Autry's
steed who was called Champion and frequently refered to as teh world's
Wonder Horse.
Maybe someone from the states will know.
[alt.obits removed from f/u]
--
CamARAB
Dom
tnnurse@no_junk.usa.net (The Nit Nurse) wrote:
>Followup-To: uk.misc,soc.culture.usa
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
You know, it never occured to me that such a group would
exist.
sjr
>>
>Champion..the wonder hosreChampion..the wonder horse.
>Like a bolt of lightning flashing through the sky
>err....who knows the rest?;)
"That sure is a fine looking horse sonny. Is ya Pa around?"
"No. No.I won't let them take ya Champ" Blub Blub
"Woof Woof"
"Did you have to say that in front of the boy Bill?"
"Aw Shucks!"
THE END
Sjr
--
"I know what you're thinking? You're thinking, has he or has he not had his say?
Well, to tell you the truth I don't rightly know. What *you've* got to decide is,
Do you feel lucky? Well, do you feel lucky? Do ya? Do ya punk?"
--
ra...@owens.ridgecrest.ca.us
Champion was indeed Gene Autry's horse, and, of course, the rival to Roy's
Trigger. But I saw Gene and Champion in an appearance in Philadelphia, PA, in
1958, so I'm pretty sure that the original Champion is long gone.
Ray Arthur
Champion was indeed Gene Autry's horse, and, of course, the rival to Roy's
TriggerIn article <tnnurse-1607...@kerrera.dcs.gla.ac.uk>
tnnurse@no_junk.usa.net (The Nit Nurse) writes:>From: tnnurse@no_junk.usa.net
(The Nit Nurse)>Subject: Champion the Wonder Horse (Was Re: Roy Rogers
dead!>Date: Thu, 16 Jul 1998 18:09:49 +0100
>In article <35ADA091...@rl.ac.uk>, Mike Warren <md...@rl.ac.uk> wrote:
>| The Nit Nurse wrote:
>|
>| > --
>| >
>|
>| Champion..the wonder hosreChampion..the wonder horse.
>| Like a bolt of lightning flashing through the sky
>Like a streaking arrow (shooting?) from a bow.
The Nit Nurse
That's nothing - there's also a soc.culture.australian..
--
CamARAB
Gareth Evans
> > | Robin Hood, Robin Hood,
> > | Really in a fix,
> > | Robin Hood, Robin Hood,
> > | Spies the Weetabix,
> > | Should he retreat,
> > | Back to Sherwood?
> > | Course he should, Course he should, Course he should.
> >
> > Come away! Come away! With William Tell
> > Come away! With the land he loved so well
> > What a day! What a day! When the apple fell
> > For Teeeeeeell and Switzerland.
> >
> > anyone know the rest?
> >
> > --
> >
>
> Champion..the wonder hosreChampion..the wonder horse.
> Like a bolt of lightning flashing through the sky
> err....who knows the rest?;)
>
>
What about
Hey hey, the lightning tree,
doodeedoo dah doo dah dee...
Or whatever. Follyfoot farm or some such tosh.
Gareth Evans
>
> In article <35AB17...@ntc.nokia.com>, Gareth Evans <Gareth...@ntc.nokia.com> writes:
> | Robin Hood, Robin Hood,
> | Riding through the glen,
> | Robin Hood, Robin Hood,
> | With his band of men,
> | Feared by the rich,
> | Loved by the poor,
> ^h^h^h^hgood
> |
> he?
That's what the Evil Sherrif of Nottingham called him. Not surprisingly
for a get from Nottingham.
The Nit Nurse
| In article <35AB17...@ntc.nokia.com>, Gareth Evans
<Gareth...@ntc.nokia.com> writes:
| | Robin Hood, Robin Hood,
| | Riding through the glen,
| | Robin Hood, Robin Hood,
| | With his band of men,
| | Feared by the rich,
| ^h^h^h^hbad
| | Loved by the poor,
| ^h^h^h^hgood
| | Robin Hood, Robin Hood, Robin Hood.
| |
| Either that or he'd have to be `Robin Whore' for the rhyme to work. Wouldn't
| he?
Hmmm..isn't there on that starts off...
Robin Hood saw a nude
Riding through the glen?
..and goes on to describe Friar Tuck and the Merrie Men coming across Robin
and Maid Marion in a compromising situation?
--
CamARAB
JAF
Well, I 'sect he'll soon be rogering Hayley.......
JAF
j...@jaf.nildramnilspam.co.uk edit to reply.
www.jaf.nildram.co.uk (Currently: Edale Photos)
Change recognition modes.
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From: Matt Cooper <ma...@wisp.demon.co.nospam.uk>
Subject: Re: Roy Rogers dead!
In uk.misc Mike Warren <md...@rl.ac.uk> wrote:
> Champioooooon..the wonder HORSE....Champioooon..the wonder HORSE.
> Like a bolt of lightning flashing through the sky
> err....who knows the rest?;)
Like the swiftest arrow whizzing from a booooooow....
Like a mighty cannonball (sic) he seeeeeeems to fly...
You'll dedumdedumdedumdedum...bugger! Hit that memory hole again.
Hope that helps,
Matt
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