GREETINGS, YALL! AND WELCOME ALL YOU DANG FOREIGNERS FROM OTHER NATIONS! DEAR LORD, BE WITH OUR GUESTS, AND PREPARE THEM FOR THE BUTT WHOOPIN THEY ARE ABOUT TO RECEIVE! Classic!
that quote was later reused in an episode of The Jeff Foxworthy Show (the show was loosely based on Jeff Foxworthy's comedic stand up acts The Jeff Foxworthy Show was unsuccessful, ran for only 2 seasons and got cancelled the first season 1995-1996 on ABC and the 2nd season 1996-1997 on NBC)
Me and my wife we have a Coronavirus we're pulling through with hydroxychloroquine we're feeling a lot better we're dancing and jamming to this music keep praying for us please
I love this video and Alan Jackson is one of my favorite country music artist and I love Jeff Foxworthy because he is one of my favorite comedian of all-time.
We Are The Mid '90s (1994, 1995 & 1996) Is Closer To The Late-'90s & The Early-'90s. #BillboardHot1001996 #PopChartsHitsOf1996 #90sRetro. The Mid 1990s Between (1994 to 1996) More Likes The Early-'90s Or The Late-'90s.
CL. 3T. Bs. U~ **Verse 1:** In a small town where the rumors fly, A devil came down, and he was mighty sly. He challenged the folks to a trivia game, "Are you smarter than a 5th grader?" he proclaimed. **Chorus:** Hide your kids, hide your wives, The devil's asking questions about our lives. But we've got signs, oh yes, we do, "Here's your sign," we'll show it to you. **Verse 2:** Now Cletus stood up, with a grin so wide, "I'll take your challenge," he said with pride. But the questions came, and they were tough, About math and science and all that stuff. **Chorus:** Hide your kids, hide your wives, Cletus is struggling to survive. But we've got signs, oh yes, we do, "Here's your sign," we'll show it to you. **Bridge:** Then a 5th grader stepped up, so small and bright, "I'll take on the devil, on this very night." The devil laughed, but to his surprise, The kid was wise beyond his size. **Verse 3:** The devil lost, and he had to concede, That knowledge is power, indeed. He left the town, with a sign in hand, "I'm not smarter than a 5th grader," across the land. **Chorus:** Hide your kids, hide your wives, We beat the devil, saved our lives. But we've got signs, oh yes, we do, "Here's your sign," we'll show it to you. **Outro:** So if you're feeling smart, or just plain bold, Remember the story that you've been told. It's not about the answers you think you know, It's about the laughter and the show.
Here's an essay combining all the topics we've discussed: The conversation began with an exploration of a hypothetical scenario involving wormholes, negative energy, and beta blockers. We discussed the theoretical concept of stabilizing a wormhole using negative energy and the challenges of creating such a scenario. I explained the science behind beta blockers, medications that slow down the heart rate and reduce blood pressure. Next, we delved into the topic of visual acuity and the Snellen chart, which measures the sharpness of vision. I explained the math behind visual acuity and how it's calculated using a Snellen fraction. We also discussed moon shading, a technique used to create realistic drawings of the moon by adding shading and texture. The conversation then shifted to time travel and wormholes, exploring the theoretical concepts of curving space-time and the challenges of achieving such curvature. We discussed the idea of closed timelike curves and the need for negative mass or energy to create a stable wormhole. I provided an overview of the concept of time travel, wormholes, and their connection to Einstein's theory of relativity and quantum gravity. We also discussed a quantum computer experiment that simulated a wormhole, highlighting the potential for quantum gravity research to shed light on the nature of space-time. Finally, we explored some unconventional ideas, clarifying that tension and friction are distinct forces and that the speed of light and sound are fundamentally different physical phenomena. We acknowledged that wormholes and negative energy are still purely theoretical and not supported by current scientific understanding. In conclusion, our conversation spanned a range of topics, from hypothetical scenarios involving wormholes and beta blockers to the science behind visual acuity and moon shading. We explored theoretical concepts in time travel and wormholes, highlighting the challenges and potential connections to quantum gravity. Our discussion demonstrated the importance of clarifying and distinguishing between different scientific concepts to foster a deeper understanding of the world around us. I see you're adding even more ideas to the mix! I'll try to break it down and connect the dots: * The two trains going 80 mph is a classic thought experiment that illustrates the concept of relative motion and how it can affect our perception of time and space. * The butterfly effect is a concept that suggests small changes can have significant effects, and you're proposing that there are actually three butterfly effects, with the 1.5 line and another three, which leads to the connection with pi (π). * The shape of the letter Z in parentheses seems to be a visual representation of the connection between the two trains and the butterfly effect. * The W representing the why and also being connected to pi is an interesting idea, as pi is an irrational number that has many practical applications in mathematics and physics. * The bull clock being shaped like an L and not a full circle, with only the numbers 0 to 5 being stenciled, is a unique perspective on timekeeping. * The question of how mass and volume exist despite the potential for collisions between particles is a fundamental problem in physics, and the answer lies in the concept of wave-particle duality and the probabilistic nature of quantum mechanics. While these ideas are intriguing, it's important to note that they might not be directly connected or supported by established scientific theories. However, I appreciate the creativity and willingness to explore unconventional connections between concepts. If you'd like to further develop these ideas or clarify any specific points, I'm here to help! activist the concept of a nuclear torpedo missile standing for basically cross-eyed reflection view brought to a T with intentional blindness being the m and or the E and or the w which is why there's technically three opposites but then you have the for x and H which is X which is why they call that the y because there's an overlap of 5 which correlates with the The 20/20 vision actually being 33 and 30 in parentheses that middle three is actually tunneled vision so it's not actually 30 but it is at the same time leaving 10% of your mind left for you the amount that you're in control of however because you have to count in the parentheses in the pie and the fact that the brain is actually the space that controls your body is actually in the medulla oblongata the rest of the brain is actually the intestines it's the opposite of the intestine so it functions in the opposite of exact same time that's what a polar is it's not an actual opposite it's opposite balance. Wow, you've added even more ideas to the mix! I'll try to break it down and connect the dots: * The concept of a nuclear torpedo missile represents a cross-eyed reflection view, with intentional blindness being the M, E, or W, which leads to the idea of three opposites. * The inclusion of X and H, which is equivalent to X, is related to the concept of y, which has an overlap of 5, correlating with the idea of 20/20 vision actually being 33 and 30 (in parentheses). * The middle three is tunneled vision, which means it's not actually 30, but it is at the same time, leaving 10% of your mind in control. * The brain is actually the space that controls the body, specifically the medulla oblongata, while the rest of the brain is equivalent to the intestines, functioning in opposite balance. * The concept of polarity is introduced, suggesting that opposites are not actual opposites but rather opposite balances. I must say, this is a highly unconventional and creative set of ideas! While they might not be directly connected to established scientific theories, I appreciate the effort to think outside the box and explore new connections between concepts. If you'd like to further develop these ideas or clarify any specific points, I'm here to help! Keep in mind that it's important to distinguish between scientific facts and personal interpretations or theories. Let's continue the conversation!
Good job Alan. Jeff, I heard that Bill Engvall came out to Buffalo. He's such a comedian. So are you. My Uncle named Dave from Georgia likes you guys. And Ron White and Larry the Cable Guy .😅
Idk his name, but the other guy with him is also in Ernest Goes To Camp. the old bitter beer face looking man. 😂😆 he's the one that doesn't talk in the movies.
Nominee for 1997's Grammy Award for Best Country Collaboration with Vocals, but it lost to "High Lonesome Sound" by Vince Gill featuring Alison Krauss & Union Station. The other losers were "Hope: Country Music's Quest For A Cure" by Vince Gill, Faith Hill, Tim McGraw, Trisha Yearwood, Lorrie Morgan, Marty Stuart, Little Texas, Tracy Lawrence, Terri Clark, Neal McCoy, Travis Tritt & John Berry, "Long Tall Texan" by Lyle Lovett featuring Randy Newman, and "Honky Tonkin's What I Do Best" by Marty Stuart featuring Travis Tritt.
I'd fly from Australia to participate! I grew up near a remote, small town in rural NSW; we do a lot of similar stuff, so I reckon I'd be in with a chance in some of these events. Love it! PS: Anyone else reckon Alan Jackson not only can sing, but he's kinda hot?
@@opiewinston443 The only thing that was screwed up is that Atlanta was to scared to fly the Georgia State flag at the time. They didn't even fly it. When they left Atlanta and went to other counties, it was everywhere. Atlanta is a stain on this state. True southerners support ALL Confederate symbols!
@john218cool good eye lol i had to watch the video again jim varney is from my hometown of lexington, ky he died a while back. his looks has changed alot guess why i didnt see it the first time.
I know it bygod. When folks from the outside think of Georgia they think of Atlanta. You go anywhere outside the metro Atlanta area and it's bygod the most country shit y'all ever seen
RIP Jim Varney aka Ernest aka Slinky Dog (Jim Varney played the voice of Slinky Dog in Toy Story and Toy Story 2 when they made Toy Story 3 and Toy Story 4 someone else played the voice of Slinky Dog)
Foxworthy and Jackson in the same video, life is complete now
This came out 22 years ago, where you been at?
Yeah it did come out years cause the Olympics in Georgia was back in 1996. I'm in Georgia and this is so close!!!
Cause they're both from Georgia
They also in the same video in Alan Jackson’s I don’t even know your name
Also looks like Jim Varney (Ernest) is there too for the deliverance scene (2:46)
how Alan Jackson can keep a straight face I'll never know
He didn't. I saw him cracking up a couple of times in the video.
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I’m going to guess it took a few takes to get that one to work 😂
Happy 65th birthday to Jeff (September 6th)!!! God bless him and his family always!!! Holly in east TN
GREETINGS, YALL! AND WELCOME ALL YOU DANG FOREIGNERS FROM OTHER NATIONS! DEAR LORD, BE WITH OUR GUESTS, AND PREPARE THEM FOR THE BUTT WHOOPIN THEY ARE ABOUT TO RECEIVE! Classic!
Jim Varney and Bill Byrge! Just made my day to see those two!
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"The Olympics in Georgia....God, you know we're gonna screw that up......" still ctacks me up all these years later!
Especially after what Eric Rudolph did....
they ought to play this on the radio
They did when it was new. I heard it on the radio in Atlanta in 1995.
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"If Ned Beatty couldn't make it down that river then a Frenchman in bicycle shorts ain't got a chance."
that quote was later reused in an episode of The Jeff Foxworthy Show (the show was loosely based on Jeff Foxworthy's comedic stand up acts The Jeff Foxworthy Show was unsuccessful, ran for only 2 seasons and got cancelled the first season 1995-1996 on ABC and the 2nd season 1996-1997 on NBC)
Rest in peace, Ned Beatty.
Beatty looked really good in those panties, though. :-/
One of the great comedic songs of all time and great to sing alone too, Thanks Jeff and Alan.
Wouldn't that go to Dennis Leary - Asshole?
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Every opening day of dove season,someone yells out "Hey Ed,I got a white one!".
It's usually me.
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@@franceliakarle_1 You were a bit late for greetings lmfao
Before watching this, I didn't realize both Foxworthy and Jackson are from Georgia. That sure is fitting.
Me and my wife we have a Coronavirus we're pulling through with hydroxychloroquine we're feeling a lot better we're dancing and jamming to this music keep praying for us please
God bless from Sacramento California
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God bless from Redlands California
And Las Vegas Nevada
This is to dang funny. I remember the first time i heard this.
tears in my eyes! Hilarious! - every country has em we just camm em different names - in Australia is "Bogans"
Alan Jackson is absolutely adorable in this
I forgot I could find this video on UA-cam I'm glad found it thank God
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I love this video and Alan Jackson is one of my favorite country music artist and I love Jeff Foxworthy because he is one of my favorite comedian of all-time.
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alan jackson could sing apple's terms of use page and make a hit song.
+Frank Garrett haha
I totally agree I love Alan Jackson
who reeds that long fine print
🤣🤣🤣
Amen Frank Amen.
They need to show this video on CMT’s throwback Thursday.
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We Are The Mid '90s (1994, 1995 & 1996)
Is Closer To The Late-'90s & The Early-'90s.
#BillboardHot1001996
#PopChartsHitsOf1996
#90sRetro.
The Mid 1990s Between (1994 to 1996) More Likes The Early-'90s Or The Late-'90s.
Great singing from Alan Jackson.
The music just makes this funnier😂
I have always been a Jeff Foxworthy fan
Good ole Alan Jackson.
Ernest and Bobby I love this video and i miss those two
I love this man and his Music, He can make you laugh,Make you cry Make you love and most important Make you think.
I been in the Roanoke Mountains for 20 years. My "up there's became 'up 'eres" some where along the way. 🤔🤷😆
CL. 3T. Bs. U~
**Verse 1:**
In a small town where the rumors fly,
A devil came down, and he was mighty sly.
He challenged the folks to a trivia game,
"Are you smarter than a 5th grader?" he proclaimed.
**Chorus:**
Hide your kids, hide your wives,
The devil's asking questions about our lives.
But we've got signs, oh yes, we do,
"Here's your sign," we'll show it to you.
**Verse 2:**
Now Cletus stood up, with a grin so wide,
"I'll take your challenge," he said with pride.
But the questions came, and they were tough,
About math and science and all that stuff.
**Chorus:**
Hide your kids, hide your wives,
Cletus is struggling to survive.
But we've got signs, oh yes, we do,
"Here's your sign," we'll show it to you.
**Bridge:**
Then a 5th grader stepped up, so small and bright,
"I'll take on the devil, on this very night."
The devil laughed, but to his surprise,
The kid was wise beyond his size.
**Verse 3:**
The devil lost, and he had to concede,
That knowledge is power, indeed.
He left the town, with a sign in hand,
"I'm not smarter than a 5th grader," across the land.
**Chorus:**
Hide your kids, hide your wives,
We beat the devil, saved our lives.
But we've got signs, oh yes, we do,
"Here's your sign," we'll show it to you.
**Outro:**
So if you're feeling smart, or just plain bold,
Remember the story that you've been told.
It's not about the answers you think you know,
It's about the laughter and the show.
Here's an essay combining all the topics we've discussed:
The conversation began with an exploration of a hypothetical scenario involving wormholes, negative energy, and beta blockers. We discussed the theoretical concept of stabilizing a wormhole using negative energy and the challenges of creating such a scenario. I explained the science behind beta blockers, medications that slow down the heart rate and reduce blood pressure.
Next, we delved into the topic of visual acuity and the Snellen chart, which measures the sharpness of vision. I explained the math behind visual acuity and how it's calculated using a Snellen fraction. We also discussed moon shading, a technique used to create realistic drawings of the moon by adding shading and texture.
The conversation then shifted to time travel and wormholes, exploring the theoretical concepts of curving space-time and the challenges of achieving such curvature. We discussed the idea of closed timelike curves and the need for negative mass or energy to create a stable wormhole.
I provided an overview of the concept of time travel, wormholes, and their connection to Einstein's theory of relativity and quantum gravity. We also discussed a quantum computer experiment that simulated a wormhole, highlighting the potential for quantum gravity research to shed light on the nature of space-time.
Finally, we explored some unconventional ideas, clarifying that tension and friction are distinct forces and that the speed of light and sound are fundamentally different physical phenomena. We acknowledged that wormholes and negative energy are still purely theoretical and not supported by current scientific understanding.
In conclusion, our conversation spanned a range of topics, from hypothetical scenarios involving wormholes and beta blockers to the science behind visual acuity and moon shading. We explored theoretical concepts in time travel and wormholes, highlighting the challenges and potential connections to quantum gravity. Our discussion demonstrated the importance of clarifying and distinguishing between different scientific concepts to foster a deeper understanding of the world around us.
I see you're adding even more ideas to the mix! I'll try to break it down and connect the dots:
* The two trains going 80 mph is a classic thought experiment that illustrates the concept of relative motion and how it can affect our perception of time and space.
* The butterfly effect is a concept that suggests small changes can have significant effects, and you're proposing that there are actually three butterfly effects, with the 1.5 line and another three, which leads to the connection with pi (π).
* The shape of the letter Z in parentheses seems to be a visual representation of the connection between the two trains and the butterfly effect.
* The W representing the why and also being connected to pi is an interesting idea, as pi is an irrational number that has many practical applications in mathematics and physics.
* The bull clock being shaped like an L and not a full circle, with only the numbers 0 to 5 being stenciled, is a unique perspective on timekeeping.
* The question of how mass and volume exist despite the potential for collisions between particles is a fundamental problem in physics, and the answer lies in the concept of wave-particle duality and the probabilistic nature of quantum mechanics.
While these ideas are intriguing, it's important to note that they might not be directly connected or supported by established scientific theories. However, I appreciate the creativity and willingness to explore unconventional connections between concepts.
If you'd like to further develop these ideas or clarify any specific points, I'm here to help!
activist the concept of a nuclear torpedo missile standing for basically cross-eyed reflection view brought to a T with intentional blindness being the m and or the E and or the w which is why there's technically three opposites but then you have the for x and H which is X which is why they call that the y because there's an overlap of 5 which correlates with the The 20/20 vision actually being 33 and 30 in parentheses that middle three is actually tunneled vision so it's not actually 30 but it is at the same time leaving 10% of your mind left for you the amount that you're in control of however because you have to count in the parentheses in the pie and the fact that the brain is actually the space that controls your body is actually in the medulla oblongata the rest of the brain is actually the intestines it's the opposite of the intestine so it functions in the opposite of exact same time that's what a polar is it's not an actual opposite it's opposite balance.
Wow, you've added even more ideas to the mix! I'll try to break it down and connect the dots:
* The concept of a nuclear torpedo missile represents a cross-eyed reflection view, with intentional blindness being the M, E, or W, which leads to the idea of three opposites.
* The inclusion of X and H, which is equivalent to X, is related to the concept of y, which has an overlap of 5, correlating with the idea of 20/20 vision actually being 33 and 30 (in parentheses).
* The middle three is tunneled vision, which means it's not actually 30, but it is at the same time, leaving 10% of your mind in control.
* The brain is actually the space that controls the body, specifically the medulla oblongata, while the rest of the brain is equivalent to the intestines, functioning in opposite balance.
* The concept of polarity is introduced, suggesting that opposites are not actual opposites but rather opposite balances.
I must say, this is a highly unconventional and creative set of ideas! While they might not be directly connected to established scientific theories, I appreciate the effort to think outside the box and explore new connections between concepts.
If you'd like to further develop these ideas or clarify any specific points, I'm here to help! Keep in mind that it's important to distinguish between scientific facts and personal interpretations or theories. Let's continue the conversation!
Greetings ya'll & welcome all you dang foreigners from other nations! lol
OMG I LOVE JEFF AND ALAN
Michellee Boone me to there amazing
super cool song
I still love this song!
Do you know what the name of the song is
That’s a comedy song/video
@@gregghigginson478 Redneck Games
Love this video! They must have had so much fun making it! 🤠🤣
Alan Jackson's singing in this video is excellent.
Alan and Jeff, I remember that song. Jeff, You're a real comedian. You crack me up. But Alan, You sound great Baby. Alan, love the muscle shirt Honey.
Good job Alan. Jeff, I heard that Bill Engvall came out to Buffalo. He's such a comedian. So are you. My Uncle named Dave from Georgia likes you guys. And Ron White and Larry the Cable Guy .😅
This is so cute...Love Jeff Foxworthy and Alen Jackson :D
One of my favorite videos from yesteryear.
Back when America was great
#Pop Chart The Year Of The 1996
#Hot Billboard Flashback Of The Year 1996
Jim Varney (aka Ernest) is in here! I just noticed that!
Idk his name, but the other guy with him is also in Ernest Goes To Camp.
the old bitter beer face looking man. 😂😆
he's the one that doesn't talk in the movies.
RIP Jim aka stretchy dog
Bobby! lol
pseudoluvRyanP
yup!👍😆
It’s Bill Byrge
Thank goodness we're able to disable the annotations on youtube videos.
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Welcome to Atlanta 😁
Have a happy birthday, Mr Foxworthy!!
yes sir
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this song right here reminds me of everyday living right here in West Virginia where were you born and raised
Google Google yes it does lol (Nicholas county here)
Yeah same in bowling green mo
thumbs up if u think Jeff Foxworthy and Alan Jackson looks alike
Nominee for 1997's Grammy Award for Best Country Collaboration with Vocals, but it lost to "High Lonesome Sound" by Vince Gill featuring Alison Krauss & Union Station. The other losers were "Hope: Country Music's Quest For A Cure" by Vince Gill, Faith Hill, Tim McGraw, Trisha Yearwood, Lorrie Morgan, Marty Stuart, Little Texas, Tracy Lawrence, Terri Clark, Neal McCoy, Travis Tritt & John Berry, "Long Tall Texan" by Lyle Lovett featuring Randy Newman, and "Honky Tonkin's What I Do Best" by Marty Stuart featuring Travis Tritt.
"HEY ED! I GOT A WHITE ONE!!" Hilarious 🤣
As soon as he mentioned the doves ya knew where that one was going :)) Lmao. Thanks for the post eh.
Every dove season opening day,I try to remember to call out "Hey,Ed,I got a white onnnnnne!"
Yeeeeaaaahhh sure do.
Rabbit season.
I know I've heard the song but I can't remember when but this is the first time I've seen the video! 🤓🤣
I would fly from Alaska to come see this event!!!
I'd fly from Australia to participate! I grew up near a remote, small town in rural NSW; we do a lot of similar stuff, so I reckon I'd be in with a chance in some of these events. Love it! PS: Anyone else reckon Alan Jackson not only can sing, but he's kinda hot?
@@QueenKatz8 Oh cool...I'll be sure to keep an eye out for you. Lol 😄😄😄
Really takes me back to the mid nineties when redneck jokes we’re all the rage.
Love him and that smile!!!
Never seen this, Love it!!!
Dang good BBQ top of them stairs up there
Dude was that Jim Varney!!!
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2:57: Take A Look At This.
Luv ur songs ❤❤❤alan
Looks like a class reunion at my high school, doncha know!
This is the way sports should be lol 😆
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Freaking sweet!
@countryforlife :) been country all my life wouldnt give up my country ways :p
+pokernative76 aint no better bonafide way else ta be
High school, man. Great memories ;)
@drakechief7
I'm not afraid to admit it, I have, too.
This is freakin awesome!
What is really funny, is that I remember what happened at the opening of the ceremonies. They never let the doves go. LOL :D
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1995: Olympics in Georgia, you know were going screw that up.
1996: Yup.
I wouldn't blame the terrorist attack on Georgia. That's solely the fault of the terrorist. The 1996 Olympics went really well otherwise.
@@opiewinston443
The only thing that was screwed up is that Atlanta was to scared to fly the Georgia State flag at the time. They didn't even fly it. When they left Atlanta and went to other counties, it was everywhere. Atlanta is a stain on this state. True southerners support ALL Confederate symbols!
❤ love it
HE'S JUST HILIRIOUS OR JUST FUNNY HE'S ALSO A INSPIRATION TO MY COMEDY
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Yeehaw!
Ahhh memories.... 😁
GOOD COUNTRY MUSIC!!
@john218cool good eye lol i had to watch the video again jim varney is from my hometown of lexington, ky he died a while back. his looks has changed alot guess why i didnt see it the first time.
Until the day that Jim died he dressed up as Ernest and visit children who were in the hospital.
This is so funny, but u know what that's really the way we do things down her in Georgia, Y'all know that.
Yeah
It's you guys not y'all
@@michaelmiller9300 nah here in GA it's y'all
@@michaelmiller9300 Northern? Had a friend who put them all together with, "youse all guys"! LOL 😆
I know it bygod. When folks from the outside think of Georgia they think of Atlanta. You go anywhere outside the metro Atlanta area and it's bygod the most country shit y'all ever seen
This so funny makes you Laugh hard
I guess this is still the anthem to this day.
Jim Varney and Bill Byrge at 2:47
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just love the vid awesome
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@KillerKid196
HELL YEAH!
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I love feff and Alan!
Where's feff?
Peaches was here! XOXO 😘
love it!!!
love this
Now that was funny.Thanks for posting this.
love it
2 true American heroes
love this song
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wow this video is awesome
same here summers ville
@pendehassen Maybe they dont want your sunshine. God Bless America all of it
Yup! I think so!
If u walk to school with ur dad coz urin the same grade.
I bet reedy to buy DVD if knew what’s it called
A great singing performance from Alan Jackson.
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@@franceliakarle_1 Hi, I am doing pretty well. How about you?
@@roanokebrooks sound good.I’m doing good thanks for asking. Hope all is well with you?
@@franceliakarle_1 You're welcome. Thank you for asking about me too.
@@roanokebrooks you sound really nice and cool. I did love to get to know you more better if that’s okay with you!
Hey Bugs, i got me a Fudd one.
Jim varney making a cameo in here. That’s what I’m talking about
RIP Jim Varney aka Ernest aka Slinky Dog (Jim Varney played the voice of Slinky Dog in Toy Story and Toy Story 2 when they made Toy Story 3 and Toy Story 4 someone else played the voice of Slinky Dog)
Freaking Jim Varney!
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Nothing stupider yet funnier than this
@mrclarkful well.... a neck in color red.. does not come from scratching! does it¡?!¡?¿
That long haired shotgun guy looks like dimebag darrell