@pumpkin-eater said:

What is gay (outside of woody) exactly?

@mld-woody said:

Hey, a Duck Dynasty viewer putting blind faith in a book, that must be a first!

Ooooooooo

You're gay too, and an asshole. Just shut the fuck up already you intolerant, arrogant, ignorant douche bag

Ooooooooo

on her butt in the dance.

Funny -

https://tv.yahoo.com/news/dancing-mark-sadie-hold-why-len-wont-holding-222016928.html

@logicisforsquares said:

I need to develop a TV show. The formula seems pretty simple.

Reality TV is dying though... So you better hurry up

I don't know anything about dance at all, but I know what I think it fun to watch.

This was. I'd be interested in hearing Steve's opinion on it - since he's quite

the dancer, I believe.............@@

Their entire histories are on display in their books.

People always said the same thing when I asked about them, in West Munroe -

the Robertsons are very, very real people, and have been always

exactly like you seem them on TV, they are actually genuine in

every day live, always have been.

And I do think anybody would have fun reading their books. Phil was

a heavy drinker, rented and ran a rough bar. One night, the owners/renters

got in an argument over him about raising his rent. It ended up a bad brawl,

where Phil threw both of them over the bar, and took off before the police showed up.

He hid out in the woods for weeks, on his own, until his Wife paid them back all the money

he had ever made in the bar, and dropped the charges. That's after they were kicked out, I think.

Miss Kay had to live on her own, worked at a warehouse company... the owners' daughter,

ended up being Korie, a couple of decades later - Willie's Wife.

Now, that's real, and he talks about himself with these stories in his book, as well as does

Miss Kay.

No show is for everybody. But the show isn't a bunch of actors portraying roles.

@mld-woody said:

I need to develop a TV show. The formula seems pretty simple.

obviously aren't all real-time, but are re-enacted events that actually happened.

That comes from a gas station clerk, and the night desk lady at the counter of the

hotel we stayed in, at West Monroe.

"Uncle Si" really did ride a scooter down the road in a silly beef with Willie for fun.

To a minor degree, your point has merit abou not being all true, but it's based on the truth

about the Robertsons. I tell ya, guys, when you read some of their books - it's really amazing

how much serious truth you get, along with the humor.

Si really is a veteran of the army. Phil really was a bad guy when he was younger. Really did kick

his Wife and kids out the door because he was tired of the responsibility. Si and Phil grew up

dirt poor.

And Phil and "Miss Kay" and 2 or 3 or their boys went through some very hard times. At one

point of their lives, as a boy, Jas took care of Willie when he was badly hurt.

Say, I've said this again - if anyone is at a loss for Christmas presents for somebody...their books are

are very, very open and honest about their struggles earlier on in life. I believe that Willie, (CEO),

and Jas are also ordained ministers, and worked as youth counselors at a church camp. They weren't

rich back in the day, at all.

Anyways, Sadie's school didn't allow the dancing...to watch her on the show is so much fun. Outside of Alfonso

Ribeiro, ("Carlton" on the old "Fresh Prince of Belaire" show), too, we would never have started watching "Dancing".