My
Twilight Years ~ Clint
Eastwood
As I
enjoy my twilight
years, I am often
struck by the
inevitability that the
party must end. There
will be a clear, cold
morning when there
isn't any "more." No
more hugs, no more
special moments to
celebrate together, no
more phone calls just
to chat. It seems to
me that one of the
important things to do
before that morning
comes, is to let
everyone of your
family and friends
know that you care for
them by finding simple
ways to let them know
your heartfelt beliefs
and the guiding
principles of your
life so they can
always say, "He was my
friend, and I know
where he stood."
So,
just in case I'm gone
tomorrow, please know
this: I voted against
that incompetent,
lying, flip-flopping,
insincere,
double-talking,
radical socialist,
terrorist excusing,
bleeding heart,
narcissistic,
scientific and
economic moron
currently in the White
House!
Participating
in a gun buy-back
program because you
think that criminals
have too many guns is
like having yourself
castrated because you
think your neighbors
have too many kids.
Regards,
Clint
DAMN! Another one got by me. Usually, the someone that sends
me this stuff has to be "Snope" tested. I was in a hurry and let
this one go. I'm leaving it up because I really wish Clint Eastwood
had said it.
Reference: http://www.snopes.com/politics/quotes/twilightyears.asp
DAMN! Another one got by me. Usually, the someone that sends
me this stuff has to be "Snope" tested. I was in a hurry and let
this one go. I'm leaving it up because I really wish Clint Eastwood
had said it.
Reference: http://www.snopes.com/politics/quotes/twilightyears.asp
http://www.snopes.com/politics/quotes/twilightyears.asp
ReplyDeleteToo bad it's not true. I wish it were. Damn fine writing for sure!
G, damn, you know I meant to look that up too. Some that keeps sending me this stuff has to be truth tested constantly and this one slipped by. I'm well aware of "Snopes". Thanks.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry about it Odie. Snopes, as we have recently seen, is not always the fountain of truth.
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't matter whether Clint said it. Someone wrote it and the sentiment is a powerful one.
So, just in case I'm gone tomorrow, please know this: I didn't vote for the errand boy sent by grocery clerks either and I will continue to stand guard over liberty.
Curmudgeon, It really doesn't bother me that much. Like you I appreciate what it says.
ReplyDelete"Errand boy sent by grocery clerks"? Wow, love that one!
Well whomever said it I agree 100%. We have a horrible mess in Washington D.C. and Obama and his minions are the cause.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous day Odie. ☺
This always happens to me when I listen to "THOSE VOICES"...My hero speaks to me...http://thewarriorbard.blogspot.com/2014/07/those-voices-again.html
ReplyDeleteAs John Ford once said, "If it wasn't that way, it should've been".
ReplyDeleteSandee, 10-4!
ReplyDeleteScotty, great ideas?
ReplyDeleteEdutcher, that's exactly why I left it up.
ReplyDeleteDirty Harry is my kind of guy! Remember him as Rowdy Yates on Rawhide many year ago.
ReplyDeleteIf Clint would just go to the white house and do that Dirty Harry cold stare, I bet the liar and chief would head out.
ReplyDeleteI don't care who you are, that stare was scary.
Ron, I remember ... I'm old too.
ReplyDeleteMadhat, Oh if only ...
ReplyDeleteI got trapped with the same email ... I guess, like Mulder, I just wanted to believe.
ReplyDeleteCube, We are believers!
ReplyDelete