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Post by NOTTHOR on Apr 20, 2020 14:03:26 GMT -6
It is streaming for free on Amazon Prime right now. It is a truly fucking classic movie. Kris Kristofferson as Rubber Duck, Burt Young as Pig Pen. CW McCall singing background lyrics throughout.
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Post by BrainFerentz4Prez on Apr 20, 2020 14:18:23 GMT -6
It is streaming for free on Amazon Prime right now. It is a truly fucking classic movie. Kris Kristofferson as Rubber Duck, Burt Young as Pig Pen. CW McCall singing background lyrics throughout. Was the dark of the moon on the sixth of June In a Kenworth pullin' logs Cab-over Pete with a reefer on And a Jimmy haulin' hogs We is headin' for bear on I-one-oh 'Bout a mile outta Shaky Town I says, "Pig Pen, this here's the Rubber Duck "And I'm about to put the hammer down" |
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Post by Earl Slick on Apr 20, 2020 15:00:51 GMT -6
It is streaming for free on Amazon Prime right now. It is a truly fucking classic movie. Kris Kristofferson as Rubber Duck, Burt Young as Pig Pen. CW McCall singing background lyrics throughout. Who plays Mavis? |
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Post by socal on Apr 20, 2020 15:32:26 GMT -6
It is streaming for free on Amazon Prime right now. It is a truly fucking classic movie. Kris Kristofferson as Rubber Duck, Burt Young as Pig Pen. CW McCall singing background lyrics throughout. Dad owned a trucking company when I was a kid. Yes. I know the movie well and have an affinity to it & the song. Also, I miss BJ (McKay) and (his best friend) the Bear. |
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Post by Stan's Field on Apr 20, 2020 15:44:57 GMT -6
It is streaming for free on Amazon Prime right now. It is a truly fucking classic movie. Kris Kristofferson as Rubber Duck, Burt Young as Pig Pen. CW McCall singing background lyrics throughout. Who plays Mavis? Some budding meth head from Beebeetown |
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Post by Earl Slick on Apr 20, 2020 16:06:35 GMT -6
Some budding meth head from Beebeetown Copy that, good buddy. |
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Post by NOTTHOR on Apr 20, 2020 16:35:56 GMT -6
It is streaming for free on Amazon Prime right now. It is a truly fucking classic movie. Kris Kristofferson as Rubber Duck, Burt Young as Pig Pen. CW McCall singing background lyrics throughout. Dad owned a trucking company when I was a kid. Yes. I know the movie well and have an affinity to it & the song. Also, I miss BJ (McKay) and (his best friend) the Bear. Wow. I'm truly impressed. I didn't know this fact about you. I'm pretty jealous. |
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Post by Stan's Field on Apr 20, 2020 17:55:19 GMT -6
Dad owned a trucking company when I was a kid. Yes. I know the movie well and have an affinity to it & the song. Also, I miss BJ (McKay) and (his best friend) the Bear. Wow. I'm truly impressed. I didn't know this fact about you. I'm pretty jealous. Sandbox brah, the sandbox story.... You'll always have that over anyone |
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Post by BrainFerentz4Prez on Apr 20, 2020 17:59:42 GMT -6
Convoy is pretty good, but ifn im in the mood for a good werkin man vs corrupt Scherff movie Ima go wif James Garner in Tank. Theres no catchy song but it's about a solder and I'm very pro military and a patriot.
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Post by NOTTHOR on Apr 20, 2020 18:52:17 GMT -6
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Post by Ginger on Apr 20, 2020 19:23:28 GMT -6
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Post by GhostMod 5000 on Apr 21, 2020 7:53:55 GMT -6
Wait...why haven't you written your memoirs yet? Just hammer it out on paper and send it to me, I'll edit it for free. |
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Post by egadsto on Apr 21, 2020 8:36:24 GMT -6
Ernest Borgnine with his best Jackie Gleason imitation.
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Post by Earl Slick on Apr 21, 2020 11:19:36 GMT -6
Ernest Borgnine with his best Jackie Gleason imitation. I wonder how many Oscars that film won? Surely it’s a record number. |
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Post by NOTTHOR on Apr 21, 2020 11:48:14 GMT -6
Ernest Borgnine with his best Jackie Gleason imitation. I wonder how many Oscars that film won? Surely it’s a record number. That is correct. It tied the record low, which is 0. The Academy has an utter disdain for men like Socal's father. Look at the awards from '79. The true test of a piece of art like Convoy is if you can watch it 40 years hence and have it resonate. The truckers were protesting, and the know nothings in government couldn't figure out what. Was it the double nickel? Was it gas prices? Was it the Teamsters trying to organize rogue independents like Rubber Duck? Yes, yes, yes. Anything and everything. In looking down the list of best picture candidates that year, "An Unmarried Woman," which sounds like a cheesy prelude to Sex And the City, is likely the only one to hold a fairly timeless message. And the ol' CB, that was just like 4chan is today. A free for all where you can meet fellow lonely men and where you might be talking to a bear (either a cop or the gay kind). You don't know. That's why Convoy works. It's fucking timeless. AND, it has Rubber Duck laying down a lot lizard at a fucking truck stop, plus Ernest Borgnine shooting a M-60 at a fuel truck. I honestly don't know what more a movie could possibly have. Maybe the volleyball scene from Top Gun and some F-14s shooting down Migs, plus maybe some stock cars, but at that point, it would be too much awesomeness. |
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Post by BrainFerentz4Prez on Apr 21, 2020 13:30:07 GMT -6
I wonder how many Oscars that film won? Surely it’s a record number. That is correct. It tied the record low, which is 0. The Academy has an utter disdain for men like Socal's father. Look at the awards from '79. The true test of a piece of art like Convoy is if you can watch it 40 years hence and have it resonate. The truckers were protesting, and the know nothings in government couldn't figure out what. Was it the double nickel? Was it gas prices? Was it the Teamsters trying to organize rogue independents like Rubber Duck? Yes, yes, yes. Anything and everything. In looking down the list of best picture candidates that year, "An Unmarried Woman," which sounds like a cheesy prelude to Sex And the City, is likely the only one to hold a fairly timeless message. And the ol' CB, that was just like 4chan is today. A free for all where you can meet fellow lonely men and where you might be talking to a bear (either a cop or the gay kind). You don't know. That's why Convoy works. It's fucking timeless. AND, it has Rubber Duck laying down a lot lizard at a fucking truck stop, plus Ernest Borgnine shooting a M-60 at a fuel truck. I honestly don't know what more a movie could possibly have. Maybe the volleyball scene from Top Gun and some F-14s shooting down Migs, plus maybe some stock cars, but at that point, it would be too much awesomeness. How long do we have to wait for you to rediscover Stroker Ace? |
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Post by Earl Slick on Apr 21, 2020 13:50:38 GMT -6
I wonder how many Oscars that film won? Surely it’s a record number. That is correct. It tied the record low, which is 0. The Academy has an utter disdain for men like Socal's father. Look at the awards from '79. The true test of a piece of art like Convoy is if you can watch it 40 years hence and have it resonate. The truckers were protesting, and the know nothings in government couldn't figure out what. Was it the double nickel? Was it gas prices? Was it the Teamsters trying to organize rogue independents like Rubber Duck? Yes, yes, yes. Anything and everything. In looking down the list of best picture candidates that year, "An Unmarried Woman," which sounds like a cheesy prelude to Sex And the City, is likely the only one to hold a fairly timeless message. And the ol' CB, that was just like 4chan is today. A free for all where you can meet fellow lonely men and where you might be talking to a bear (either a cop or the gay kind). You don't know. That's why Convoy works. It's fucking timeless. AND, it has Rubber Duck laying down a lot lizard at a fucking truck stop, plus Ernest Borgnine shooting a M-60 at a fuel truck. I honestly don't know what more a movie could possibly have. Maybe the volleyball scene from Top Gun and some F-14s shooting down Migs, plus maybe some stock cars, but at that point, it would be too much awesomeness. After reading your post I looked up the Academy Awards for that year and noticed that not only did Convoy not win any of the categories, it didn’t even receive any nominations. I plan on voicing my displeasure at this slight by boycotting the movies until further notice. |
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Post by NOTTHOR on Apr 21, 2020 14:07:32 GMT -6
That is correct. It tied the record low, which is 0. The Academy has an utter disdain for men like Socal's father. Look at the awards from '79. The true test of a piece of art like Convoy is if you can watch it 40 years hence and have it resonate. The truckers were protesting, and the know nothings in government couldn't figure out what. Was it the double nickel? Was it gas prices? Was it the Teamsters trying to organize rogue independents like Rubber Duck? Yes, yes, yes. Anything and everything. In looking down the list of best picture candidates that year, "An Unmarried Woman," which sounds like a cheesy prelude to Sex And the City, is likely the only one to hold a fairly timeless message. And the ol' CB, that was just like 4chan is today. A free for all where you can meet fellow lonely men and where you might be talking to a bear (either a cop or the gay kind). You don't know. That's why Convoy works. It's fucking timeless. AND, it has Rubber Duck laying down a lot lizard at a fucking truck stop, plus Ernest Borgnine shooting a M-60 at a fuel truck. I honestly don't know what more a movie could possibly have. Maybe the volleyball scene from Top Gun and some F-14s shooting down Migs, plus maybe some stock cars, but at that point, it would be too much awesomeness. How long do we have to wait for you to rediscover Stroker Ace? I'm signing up for STARZ just to watch it. |
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Post by NOTTHOR on Apr 21, 2020 14:08:06 GMT -6
That is correct. It tied the record low, which is 0. The Academy has an utter disdain for men like Socal's father. Look at the awards from '79. The true test of a piece of art like Convoy is if you can watch it 40 years hence and have it resonate. The truckers were protesting, and the know nothings in government couldn't figure out what. Was it the double nickel? Was it gas prices? Was it the Teamsters trying to organize rogue independents like Rubber Duck? Yes, yes, yes. Anything and everything. In looking down the list of best picture candidates that year, "An Unmarried Woman," which sounds like a cheesy prelude to Sex And the City, is likely the only one to hold a fairly timeless message. And the ol' CB, that was just like 4chan is today. A free for all where you can meet fellow lonely men and where you might be talking to a bear (either a cop or the gay kind). You don't know. That's why Convoy works. It's fucking timeless. AND, it has Rubber Duck laying down a lot lizard at a fucking truck stop, plus Ernest Borgnine shooting a M-60 at a fuel truck. I honestly don't know what more a movie could possibly have. Maybe the volleyball scene from Top Gun and some F-14s shooting down Migs, plus maybe some stock cars, but at that point, it would be too much awesomeness. After reading your post I looked up the Academy Awards for that year and noticed that not only did Convoy not win any of the categories, it didn’t even receive any nominations. I plan on voicing my displeasure at this slight by boycotting the movies until further notice. Shut out on musical front even. |
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Post by LansingHawk on Apr 21, 2020 14:50:14 GMT -6
I used to have the CW McCall Convoy album on 8 track!
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Post by socal on Apr 21, 2020 14:53:21 GMT -6
I wonder how many Oscars that film won? Surely it’s a record number. That is correct. It tied the record low, which is 0. The Academy has an utter disdain for men like Socal's father. Look at the awards from '79. The true test of a piece of art like Convoy is if you can watch it 40 years hence and have it resonate. The truckers were protesting, and the know nothings in government couldn't figure out what. Was it the double nickel? Was it gas prices? Was it the Teamsters trying to organize rogue independents like Rubber Duck? Yes, yes, yes. Anything and everything. In looking down the list of best picture candidates that year, "An Unmarried Woman," which sounds like a cheesy prelude to Sex And the City, is likely the only one to hold a fairly timeless message. And the ol' CB, that was just like 4chan is today. A free for all where you can meet fellow lonely men and where you might be talking to a bear (either a cop or the gay kind). You don't know. That's why Convoy works. It's fucking timeless. AND, it has Rubber Duck laying down a lot lizard at a fucking truck stop, plus Ernest Borgnine shooting a M-60 at a fuel truck. I honestly don't know what more a movie could possibly have. Maybe the volleyball scene from Top Gun and some F-14s shooting down Migs, plus maybe some stock cars, but at that point, it would be too much awesomeness. Pulled it up over lunch and watched the first 20+ minutes. Doesn't have the staying power in my brain as when I was ~10 years old. Had to turn it off at the truckstop when Borgnine was getting all racey with Spider Mike. Perhaps the 2 seconds of the side nip in the bunk was what made me like it then... Other than that, not sure what I saw in it besides the recognition of the song from the radio. Holy CRAP!!! They say Rubber Duck on the Song and Rubber Duck is in the movie too!!! Young mind blown. |
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Post by egadsto on Apr 22, 2020 8:41:22 GMT -6
That is correct. It tied the record low, which is 0. The Academy has an utter disdain for men like Socal's father. Look at the awards from '79. The true test of a piece of art like Convoy is if you can watch it 40 years hence and have it resonate. The truckers were protesting, and the know nothings in government couldn't figure out what. Was it the double nickel? Was it gas prices? Was it the Teamsters trying to organize rogue independents like Rubber Duck? Yes, yes, yes. Anything and everything. In looking down the list of best picture candidates that year, "An Unmarried Woman," which sounds like a cheesy prelude to Sex And the City, is likely the only one to hold a fairly timeless message. And the ol' CB, that was just like 4chan is today. A free for all where you can meet fellow lonely men and where you might be talking to a bear (either a cop or the gay kind). You don't know. That's why Convoy works. It's fucking timeless. AND, it has Rubber Duck laying down a lot lizard at a fucking truck stop, plus Ernest Borgnine shooting a M-60 at a fuel truck. I honestly don't know what more a movie could possibly have. Maybe the volleyball scene from Top Gun and some F-14s shooting down Migs, plus maybe some stock cars, but at that point, it would be too much awesomeness. Pulled it up over lunch and watched the first 20+ minutes. Doesn't have the staying power in my brain as when I was ~10 years old. Had to turn it off at the truckstop when Borgnine was getting all racey with Spider Mike. Perhaps the 2 seconds of the side nip in the bunk was what made me like it then... Other than that, not sure what I saw in it besides the recognition of the song from the radio. Holy CRAP!!! They say Rubber Duck on the Song and Rubber Duck is in the movie too!!! Young mind blown.  |
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Post by thunderhawk on Apr 22, 2020 9:31:34 GMT -6
Has anyone seen "Once Upon a Time In Hollywood?" Fucking spectacular.   |
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Post by Stan's Field on Apr 22, 2020 16:32:47 GMT -6
I need mushrooms
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Post by Earl Slick on Apr 22, 2020 16:41:49 GMT -6
Has anyone seen "Once Upon a Time In Hollywood?" Fucking spectacular. I saw it twice, great movie. We love our Pussy. |
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