The Billies are always greener on the other side of the fence .... -- Area 51 Billy Hill and the Hillbillies

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Date Posted: 14:11:56 10/07/06 Sat
Author: gW
Author Host/IP: adsl-69-235-28-167.dsl.irvnca.pacbell.net / 69.235.28.167
Subject: The Billies are always greener on the other side of the fence ....

The new sound system is SOUND-TASTIC! Billy Bass played fiddle for the Orange Blossom Special backed up by Rick on bass and it was special and it blossomed and it was ORANGE-tastic. John David's guitar solo was guitar-tastic and his blues harp solo was harp-tastic.

The show took on a French Connection when a lady in the audience said she was from Paris, France. Little John's comment: "Who cares?" However, we were then bombarded with French jokes: Little John said he would have to go to France to solve the riddle, 'if I divorce my wife, will she still be my sister?', Little John COULD take us all to Paris but he doesn't want to, and they added the risque cory-ography of the French dance, the cancan, to their mountain music medley (for the French ladies in the audience who were checking them out). I think a French lady played the 'little fiddle'.

Not to be outdone, John David bought plush lime green French carpeting for his French bathroom (isn't that what you call them?).

All kidding aside, the front doors of the 'Shoe are fine, and they did a really nice job of painting the outside of the Horseshoe. They took away some benches on the porch of the 'Shoe, please put them back, they are needed for the handicapped, and there were quite a few people greatly disappointed to find there was no LaughingStock on Friday.

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