One time, back in 1939, Mr.Autery and a guy who was a bigshot at
Republican pictures were in a movie theater in London,Limeyland.As they
were working their way out of the theater, the bigshot guy jumped onto a
parked car to get to the sidewalk.The car caved in! and Mr.Autery jumped
into the caved in car to save him.
http://www.geneautry.org

I have NO Doubts it was a made in Limeyland car.

Mr.Autery (Gene Autry) was an Officer in the Army Air Corps in World War
Two.
cuhulin

bpnjensen wrote:
On Mar 1, 10:15 am, wrote:
Jackson city council to continue debating possible pit bull ban.http://www.WLBT.com

The Month of April, 2010 isn't here yet.It is March the One, 2010 today,
right now.
I Always gets my Facts Straight.
cuhulin

I think I just felt another earthquake!

The 1857 Ft. Tejon Earthquake: In Brief


Many people think that the 1906 San Francisco earthquake was the largest
earthquake to strike California in historical times, but that
distinction actually belongs to the shaker that rocked southern and
central California on January 9, 1857, uprooting trees in the San
Bernardino Mountains and causing the Kern River to flow backwards for a
time. Because of the small population in the state in 1857 (perhaps
350,000 people), there were only two fatalities, one near Fort Tejon,
where many buildings were destroyed.

The earthquake was strongly felt from Los Angeles to San Francisco. The
rupture on the surface of the earth can still be traced to this day,
extending from near Parkfield, California, to near San Bernardino,
California, over a distance of roughly 225 miles. Strong shaking from
the earthquake was said to last from 1 to 3 minutes.

The earthquake occurred along the San Andreas fault, the major fault in
California. The latest estimate of the size of this earthquake is
magnitude 7.9. An earthquake of this size will certainly recur along the
San Andreas fault, with devastating results given California's
population today. The average recurrence interval for this earthquake
has been estimated at 140 years ± 40 years. Since it is already 144
years since the last earthquake, the next one may not be too far in the
future.

Despite the size of the earthquake, it occurred far enough away that
only minor damage occurred in Santa Barbara, although the earthquake was
strongly felt in that city.

http://projects.crustal.ucsb.edu/sb_eqs/1857/1857.html

Shake it baby, don't break it, wrap it up and I will take it.

We was coming off of our 11:30 AM dinner break, at the
auto/truck/lawnmower/golfcart/MGcarsoldstyle6voltsbatteries battery
factory where I worked at in Florence,Mississippi.She backed up two or
three steps and she said, What did you say?
///Shake it baby, don't break it, wrap it up and I will take it///

Jackson ban on pit bulls possible.
http://www.clarionledger.com

Let it beeeeeeeee,,,,,, let it beeeeeeeeeee,,,,,,, speaking words of
Wisdom,,,,,,,,, let it beeeeeeeeeeeee,,,,,
cuhulin

wrote:
One time, back in 1939, Mr.Autery and a guy who was a bigshot at
Republican pictures were in a movie theater in London,Limeyland.As they
were working their way out of the theater, the bigshot guy jumped onto a
parked car to get to the sidewalk.The car caved in! and Mr.Autery jumped
into the caved in car to save him.
http://www.geneautry.org

I have NO Doubts it was a made in Limeyland car.

Mr.Autery (Gene Autry) was an Officer in the Army Air Corps in World War
Two.
cuhulin

As I recall he built the aforementioned 50 KW station in North Hollywood.

Smiley ''Froggy'' Burnette (Lester Alvin Burnette
http://www.smileyburnette.org was Cool too, one of my old favorites.I
think his Horse's name was Ring Eye.I once read somewhere many years ago
that ring around his eye was painted on there by the movie studio prop
people.
cuhulin

Mississippi Author Barry Hannah dies at 67
http://www.clarionledger.com

That is too young to die, only the Good die young.

Rest in Peace, Barry Hannah.
cuhulin