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Date Posted: 22:35:33 06/04/06 Sun
Author: gW
Author Host/IP: adsl-69-235-5-161.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net / 69.235.5.161
Subject: A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THIS FORUM ....

AT Downtown Disney I stumbled over a couple of country comics (two escaped hillbillies), John W. and Arshag, who also play fiddle and guitar and sing. According to John W., Arshag is a singer, song writer and guitarist ordinaire. They played and sang those old time country favorites, "I'll meet you in the Spring if I can get through the mattress" and "I'm so lonely in the saddle since my horse died" as well as less popular songs like "On the Road Again" and "Orange Blossom Special". And if that wasn't enough, they also sold delicious home made cookies (CD's) -- Yum!

OVER at the Horseshoe, the robbers showed up again and to be perfectly frank, they are as adorable as the Sheriff is handsome (Frontierland is undoubtably influenced by Hollywood). This being the weekend, the extended family of the robbers were out in front of the 'Shoe and we were introduced to them: Liza and Minnelli, Jim and Carrey, Paula and Abdul, Steve and Martin, Rachel and Dratch, Maya and Rudolph, Terri and Hatcher and course, Uncle Bernie of the infamous nose picking accident. Faith and Charity, minus Hope were also there. Earlier, Sally May appeared and dominated the scene as only someone of her size and stature could (Sally could almost be the Disney Tower of Terror dressed in Disney clothing).

Players: Ken (Sally, robber), Danny (Mayor, robber) and Mike (Clem, handsome Sheriff).

MEANWHILE, inside the 'Shoe, fiddleliszt Billy Fiddle once again brought the Orange Blossom Special into existence and his train 'thang' blew away the unsuspecting people sitting in the booth directly in the path of the oncoming train. Billy Anders' jaw was on the floor as usual. Billy Banjo sang "Ghost Riders in the Sky", Vaughan Monroe's legendary hit from 1949 that topped the "Hit Parade" for months to come.

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Don' t you mean John M.? (NT) -- C.L., 14:46:45 06/06/06 Tue
- At DowntownDisney he calls himself John W (full name John W. Marshall) -- gW, 17:01:19 06/06/06 Tue