Missouri Anyone?
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I've got a lot of family in Springfield, and I think one of my cousins lives in Kansas City, though he may have moved recently. I went to his wedding in 97, I believe, at a small town near the Arkansas border called Houston, and stayed at a hotel which had a plaque on the wall saying that country singer George Jones had stayed there in 1982 or something. Really exciting times down there..............![]()
Originally posted by twist Just north east of you in Des Moines, IA.
Your the closest yet Twist. I have actually DJ'd up in Des Moines several times.Still have quite a few friends from there.
Jason, let me know when you will be DJing up here again.
As for George Jones, he has the best voice for country music bar none.
Originally posted by twist Just north east of you in Des Moines, IA.
I really wonder how you pronounce that in english. :D
Originally posted by The Man Up North > Originally posted by twist> Just north east of you in Des Moines, IA.
I really wonder how you pronounce that in english. :D On the east coast, we say, "Dee Moyns."
Originally posted by This blue-eyed boy that wants to be > Originally posted by The Man Up North> > > > Originally posted by twist> > Just north east of you in Des Moines, IA.>
I really wonder how you pronounce that in english. :D On the east coast, we say, "Dee Moyns."
On the West Coast we say "Deh Moyn".
Originally posted by Jason Kidd Anyone in here from Missouri? Especially the KC area? I doubt it, but it is worth a shot.
I drove through Missouri once. I remember a lake, a vacation spot I suppose, and there was a giant billboard that said "Ride the Ducks...Do it!". What the fuck was that about?
Des Moines is pronounced "duh moyn."
Pronounciations here were established by retards.
Madrid, Iowa is "Mad rid" Nevada is "Na Vade A"
Originally posted by Andy > Originally posted by Jason Kidd> Anyone in here from Missouri? Especially the KC area? I doubt it, but it is worth a shot.
I drove through Missouri once. I remember a lake, a vacation spot I suppose, and there was a giant billboard that said "Ride the Ducks...Do it!". What the fuck was that about?
You are probably talking @ Branson. That place is like a bad trip. Like a red neck Vegas w/o gambling. "Ride the Ducks" refers to a tour where the bus is an amphibious vehicle that is painted like a duck. I think you actually go into the water at some point or something. I DJ'd there @ 5 years ago and instead of a disco ball hanging from the ceiling, it was a disco saddle! Scary place.