DUmmie FUnnies 03-14-05 ("Where did the hippies go? Billy Jack in Hiding?")

DUmmie FUnnies ^ | March 14, 2005 | DUmmies, Billy Jack, and PJ-Comix

[537cant be wrong]

hey,
i still have long hair, i just wear it on the inside now.

[Roscoe Karns]

[planekT]

LOL! My parents eventually got over their shock of long hair and beards, but at the time it seemed radical to them. I wore my hair fairly long (shoulder length) but was too young to grow a beard. :-)

My favorite part of the sixties was the muscle cars. Some really fun stuff was rolling off the assembly lines back in those days. My dad ordered his 69 El Camino (his work truck, haha) with the 375 horse 396 (same motor in the Vette was rated at 425 hp, the only difference being the exhaust manifolds, but a set of headers took care of that part). Also had the aluminum head option. What a sleeper. Every stop light was an adventure, and my poor mom scared to death screaming at him everytime. My sister and I thought that was so funny.

[Steve0113]

Flawless meter -- very well done.

[Steve0113]

Does anyone know if this is real or where it happened?

It's not real. Notice the URL at the bottom of the "sign", and go to that website. They'll make an image of any "church sign" you want.

[visualops]

Hobo's origin is unknown, though it first appears in 1889, having then the meaning which it has today: `a homeless and usually penniless person who wanders from place to place.' Bum `vagrant, tramp,' on the other hand, comes from bummer, which is `one who loafs.' Bummer first appears in 1855, and its derivative bum appears in 1864. Bummer is thought to be a modified form of Bummler, German meaning `one who loafs,' and that came ultimately from German bummeln `to dangle or loaf.'

I'm sure you'll recall references that during the Depression, there were alot of "hoboes" in vagrant shantytowns and riding the rails etc, some looking for work and others just bumming around.
There have always been bums and hoboes, and just like one would expect, they are made up of everything from the mentally ill to petty criminals to hard-luck/poor judgement cases to plain old lazy people.

[whereasandsoforth]

I see the confusion and it is me! It can be rented off the net is what I meant.

[samiam1972]

Thank you!!! I didn't think it could be possible. It did make me laugh though. Thanks again!

[NoCmpromiz]

Does anyone know if this is real or where it happened?

You too can make your own church sign: Make Your Own!

If you are a flaming liberal (or any other variety that flames) you can make it say anyolddisgustingclaptrap you want...

[537cant be wrong]

my folks were pretty cool about long hair.
my dad would introduce me as his oldest daughter. always a big laugh for him.
i lived for awhile in a big house with a bunch of other free spirits, we had a BQ and invited my parents and an aunt and uncle. they showed up barefoot and wearing beads.
(my dad was a police judge in the community i grew up in)
and yes the muscle cars were the best. i had a 1968 barracuda notch back, 383 formula S. ran stock 355 rear axle.
when the 411s were winding tight at 110 mph i was just busting loose. burried the needle at 150 once, scared the hell out of me. reading the paper one day i read where a guy was killed getting off of work at mcdonnell dougles by a couple of kids drag raceing.
i thought that just as easily could have been me so the next week i traded my cuda in for 1967 225 slant six valient.
been driving family cars ever since. if i had the power under my a** i would probably use it. SIGH>

[Feiny]

BILLY JACK was a sequel...the first movie...the original was this perfect title:

[NoCmpromiz]

Born losers, eh. J F'n K and Breck Girl?

[Semper Vigilantis]

LMAO at your tagline!

[Rebelbase]

Great use of those song lyrics!

I remember seeing this one a couple of times in the theater when I was a kid.

There is one scene where the blondish woman and Billy Jack are talking underneath a tree and you can see the microphone and cable in the foreground of the shot.

[aliquis]

Not 1st. I'm sure of it...

[aliquis]

Yes, it definitely can! I wish I could do it. Err...

[Clemenza]

Jerry Garcia was an unrepentent capitalist until the day he died. Don't think he was a conservative, but he did say once that he loved William F. Buckley.

[Clemenza]

The example she gives of a man who literally terrorized a section of 96th street for years because he couldn't be committed is worth the trouble of getting the book, all by itself.-------------------------------------------------------------------------

That would be Larry Hogue. FB, didn't he wind up with his son or nephew up in Connecticut.

[NRA1995]

BILLY JACK was a sequel...the first movie...the original was this perfect title

One of the most laughable biker movies I've ever watched due to the acting and the dialog; putrid from start to finish. Jeremy Slate as the head of the Born Losers biker gang, wearing oversized white sunglasses designed for a woman, was WAY laughable! At the end, Billy Jack shooting him between the eyes, splitting those sunglasses right in the middle, was just ridiculous.