I looked up Richmond and if I got the right one, your from Madison County??
Yes Sir....you got that right. .....I went to Madison Central high. ......my Parents both worked at Eastern Kentucky University for many years.
Last time I was there was in 2003 and it was for the Family reunion in Irvine Ky..
I have been planning to come back one last time....I hope it pans out.
If so..I will let ya know before hand and we will definitely hook up.
Phil lives in that neck of the woods also....hopefully we can all get together.
Hey - Don't leave me out. I go to Irvine and Clay City all the time. About an hour and 40 minutes. Kind of interesting that the city of Richmond is wet and Madison County is dry (sale of alcohol)
"There are none so blind as those that refuse to see"
God Bless America - Though I don't know why he would want to.
My user name comes from 1 my old motorbike a 1978 z1r Z1000 (sold 11 years ago), and 2 from 4130 my prefered tubing material for the bmx's i raced on for nearly 30 years, i retired from racing age 38 2 years ago, i have too many broken bones and plates and pins in me and getting too old i just watch now and ride my mountain bike and road bike, so there you go zed4130
racing even with eyes shut lol
Paul,
friendship is a rare and precious gift,
A day without a pocket knife is the day your need it,
I was a maintenance man for a school district for 35 years, during this time we raised cattle and did some row cropping. Some where we got the idea of planting pine trees in 12' rows over bahaigrass pasture and this was a dual purpose use of the land. Cows grazing around the growing pines just made sense. About half way through my school board career, my "cowboys" all went to college and never returned. That left me and Momma to work the cows and that led selling of the herd and thus I became a "Treefarmer".
A GUN IN THE HAND IS BETTER THAN A COP ON THE PHONE.
IMB and JWS and someayou others: you guys need to give us some kinda location in yer profile so we knows whar you is at !!! It ain't often we get to talk to you'ns from other parts of the country. Jest sayin' !!!
I was using another handle, but discussions of my weekend ranching duties led the others in the forum to start calling me 'Cowboy.' One of my posts, I hate to admit, was particularly pessimistic, and someone there called me 'the Blue Cowboy.' Some other wiseacre made a crack about country music and the 'cry-in-my-beer' mentality of some of the songs, and said "There ain't no blue as blue as Cowboy Blue." As it happens, I had just read something about a real cowboy back in the frontier days known as Teddy 'Blue' Abbott, and I had a liking for the dark blue color of the Dallas Cowboys blue jerseys ... a color I had begun calling "Cowboy Blue."
So - .... I changed my handle there to CowboyBlue, all one word, two caps. I have used CowboyBlue in other forums, too.
BUT ... when I got HERE to AAPK, and on e-bay, CowboyBlue and Cowboy Blue were both taken, so I took 7130 instead of Blue ... 71 and 30 are meaningful jersey numbers from my athletic days.
So there you have it! Er, so there I am!
Cowboy7130
"What's wrong with that knife, Bol? Won't hold an edge?" "It's like a wife ... each night, you better stroke it!"
Cowboy7130 wrote:In another discussion forum, a lifetime ago ...
I was using another handle, but discussions of my weekend ranching duties led the others in the forum to start calling me 'Cowboy.' One of my posts, I hate to admit, was particularly pessimistic, and someone there called me 'the Blue Cowboy.' Some other wiseacre made a crack about country music and the 'cry-in-my-beer' mentality of some of the songs, and said "There ain't no blue as blue as Cowboy Blue." As it happens, I had just read something about a real cowboy back in the frontier days known as Teddy 'Blue' Abbott, and I had a liking for the dark blue color of the Dallas Cowboys blue jerseys ... a color I had begun calling "Cowboy Blue."
So - .... I changed my handle there to CowboyBlue, all one word, two caps. I have used CowboyBlue in other forums, too.
BUT ... when I got HERE to AAPK, and on e-bay, CowboyBlue and Cowboy Blue were both taken, so I took 7130 instead of Blue ... 71 and 30 are meaningful jersey numbers from my athletic days.
So there you have it! Er, so there I am!
Cowboy,
As I recall, #30 was Danny Reeves and I am struggling with #71. My hero was Bob Lilly but he was #74. So give us a little help here.
Ray
Paladin
God Bless the USA
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"I'm glad I ain't scared to be lazy." Augustus McCrae
71 and 30 were my jersey numbers, in football and baseball.
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Indeed, Dan Reeves was #30. Off the top of my head, the only two Cowboys' 71's I can recall were Andy Frederick and Mark Tuinei. Frederick was a journeyman lineman; Tuinei started out as a defensive tackle behind Randy White, made the switch to offense, and became an All-Pro. Unfortunately, he had some bad habits and died of a drug overdose a few years ago.
Cowboy7130
"What's wrong with that knife, Bol? Won't hold an edge?" "It's like a wife ... each night, you better stroke it!"
garddogg because I take care of things double quick 56 after the ALLTIME GREATEST linebacker there ever was,the one and only and original LT BABY Just ask Joe Thiesman and the redskins