For Bob, Eydie and JAM

Great video. Almost gave me the urge to go on the road again. But Now I love my easy chair and tv too much.
 
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Great vids! great job loved the music, By the way do you know who that is in your memorial vid at 2.58 to 3.05 looks familiar.
 
Wow, that is very cool, Hemicudas! I really got a kick out of that. I remember that picture being taken by Diana Hoppe, just like it was yesterday! We were stranded in one of the worst blizzards on the East Coast, stuck in Atlantic City at the Trumps Marina Casino!

MONEY, MONEY, MONEY, that's all I wanted! :D

JAM
 
NIce piece Bill.

How ironic, one of the banners that I designed for Gregs DCC banner has the picture of the "C-NOTES" as the background.:D
 
AWESOME! I wish that I could hear the music, but the sound on my computer dumped awhile back!

That was Diana Hoppe with Bob at one of my events. She is the little thing on the chair!

Thanks Bill! Love ya!

Eydie
 
Eydie Romano said:
AWESOME! I wish that I could hear the music, but the sound on my computer dumped awhile back!

That was Diana Hoppe with Bob at one of my events. She is the little thing on the chair!

Thanks Bill! Love ya!

Eydie

All I can tell ya girl is ya gotta get it fixed. It ain't nuttin without the tune. But I thank ya and everyone else.
 
9ball said:
Great vids! great job loved the music, By the way do you know who that is in your memorial vid at 2.58 to 3.05 looks familiar.

The memorial video is of my high school's, Provine 1966-Jackson, MS, grauates who have passed away since graduation, 9ball. Our class was and still is the largest in Miss. history, 575. Even with a class that size we have stayed close. I was nominated to create the video for our 40th reunion last year. The person at the 2.58 point in the video, incert Twilight Zone music here, is my wife's first cousin, Steve Koenig. Sadly, his brother, Johnny Koenig, is also in the video.

If you were talking about another video let me know, 9ball.
 
Great Hemi Cuda $ Bill if you still own it it's about time to send it to the Barrett-Jackson auto sale and have gambling money for life, but you would miss feeling the metal in the back of the drivers seat. I rode to Charlotte's Douglas airport with a friend to take another friends wife to meet him as he came home from Vietnam in a Hemi Challenger with about 15 thousand spent in the motor on top of it being fairly new. All of us guys got drunk at the airport and the wife drove home, she left a redlight and 1/4 mile later she was clocked and ticketed at 147mph in a 45 zone no lie. The Matthews cop had went to school with her husband coming back from Nam and let her off without a ticket. A month later the owner grabbed second gear and broke a Hurst shifter off level with the floor, it was a bad ride.--Leonard
 
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