Lew Hodgett wrote:
> Courtesy of Woodie Woodbury, a saloon singer in Ft Lauderdale many years
> ago:
>
> At last I've found the perfect girl,
>
> I could not ask for more,
>
> She's deaf and dumb and over sexed,
>
> And owns a liquor store.
>
> Lew
How long ago, Lew? I first heard that one something like...jeez,
between January and April, 1958 at Parris Island, SC.
On Sun, 13 Aug 2006 03:28:30 GMT, Lew Hodgett
<[email protected]> wrote:
>Courtesy of Woodie Woodbury, a saloon singer in Ft Lauderdale many years
> ago:
Wow! It's been so long since I've heard that name I'd forgotten about
it. We had a guy at work nicknamed Woody Woodbury so he sort of pushed
the other one out of the memory banks.
You an old FLL guy? I grew up in Hollywood, from before the revolution
until 1968, then again from '99 to '03.
--
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LRod wrote:
> Wow! It's been so long since I've heard that name I'd forgotten about
> it. We had a guy at work nicknamed Woody Woodbury so he sort of pushed
> the other one out of the memory banks.
>
> You an old FLL guy? I grew up in Hollywood, from before the revolution
> until 1968, then again from '99 to '03.
Actually, I'm a worthless nut; AKA; a Buckeye, from Ohio, the Buckeye
State", now living in SoCal.
Got tired of being up to my armpits in 6 ft of "partly cloudy", 6 months
a year.
These days, if I want to see "partly cloudy", just open the door and
look at the mountain top about 50 miles away.
Lew
Lew
LRod wrote:
> By the way, I just had to look it up and it's Woody, not Woodie. And
> for Charlie, he was a gyrene fighter pilot, too. Probably in your time
> frame--I didn't explore the webpage. http://www.woodywoodbury.com
His standard stage uniform consisted of a red T-shirt, a pair of fatigue
pants as well as a fatigue hat.
Lew
Lew Hodgett wrote:
> Courtesy of Woodie Woodbury, a saloon singer in Ft Lauderdale many years
> ago:
>
> At last I've found the perfect girl,
>
> I could not ask for more,
>
> She's deaf and dumb and over sexed,
>
> And owns a liquor store.
>
> Lew
Wasn't he the guy who followed Johnny Carson on the old show "Whom do
you trust?
Glen
On Mon, 14 Aug 2006 04:06:13 GMT, Lew Hodgett
<[email protected]> wrote:
>Charlie Self wrote:
>
> > How long ago, Lew? I first heard that one something like...jeez,
> > between January and April, 1958 at Parris Island, SC.
> >
>
>You're in the right time frame.
>
>I heard it in late '60.
Not as a ditty, but I was aware of the joke of the blind, deaf, mute
girl whose father owned a liquor store from my yout in the '60s.
By the way, I just had to look it up and it's Woody, not Woodie. And
for Charlie, he was a gyrene fighter pilot, too. Probably in your time
frame--I didn't explore the webpage. http://www.woodywoodbury.com
--
LRod
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Shamelessly whoring my website since 1999
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