Luanne: "They're playing Buckley and my song".

Nov 19, 19984 posts by 3 posters
4 posts
CMJ

I thought this line didn't make any sense at all. What would've made sense would be: "They're playing Buckley's and my favorite song", or, "They're playing our song, which was mine and Buckley's favorite". Or simply, "They're playing our song".

That was the first time I've ever heard Luanne talk in broken English. Thank you for you time.

Joya Nappo [email]

In article , CMJ wrote:

Really? Hell, she's from Texas! All those people talk, at best, in broken English!

Charles "Stretch" Ledford STRETCH PHOTOGRAPHY "North America and the Entire World" http://www.GoStretch.com

Really? Hell, she's from Texas! All those people talk, at best, in broken English!

Charles "Stretch" Ledford Hey,I'm from Texas,that don't mean I ain't been learned to talk good english. Jessi

In article , [email] (Jessi Cuellar) wrote:

After I posted this note, I got to thinking...

Hank is about as pure bred TEX-an as they come, and I know of few people, or cartoon characters for that matter, who express themselves so succintly and eloquently.

Mea culpa.

Charles "Stretch" Ledford STRETCH PHOTOGRAPHY "North America and the Entire World" http://www.GoStretch.com