Shania's hubby leaves for another woman? GDG

[Bob Gutermuth]

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,356688,00.html

Is Mutt crazy or just plain stupid? After being lucky enough to marry one of the sexiest women on the planet he dumps her for another? There are a lot of male country music fans who would have given anything to be in his shoes(or her bedroom)

[Ken Bora]

Is Mutt crazy or just plain stupid? After being lucky enough to marry one of the sexiest women on the planet he dumps her

I hate always being your counterpoint Bob, but could it be.... HER?
might she be a little high maintenance?
remember the chorus of that old cowboy song
"Know one knows what goes on behind closed doors"
Ken
ps- who sang that? it will be stuck in my head the rest of the morning.
When she gets behind closed doors, and she lets her hair hang down..........
forced to watch Hee Haw in my youth regards

[Bob Gutermuth]

Charlie Rich, I believe was the artist. I watched Hee Haw myself, but not necessairly for the music.

[Laranie Labs]

Show me the most beautiful woman in the world, and I'll show you the guy who's tired of sleeping with her!

Larry

[Uncle Bill]

You got it, Bob. The Silver Fox it was...and one of the best too.


UB

[lablover]

Behind closed doors, by Charlie Rich.

[crackerd]

I watched Hee Haw myself, but not necessairly for the music.

Jim Hager, 66, Is Dead; Performed With Twin on ‘Hee Haw’

The New York Times
Published: May 3, 2008
NASHVILLE (AP) — Jim Hager, one of the Hager Twins, who satirized country life with hit-or-miss one-liners on the television series “Hee Haw,” died here after collapsing in a coffee shop on Thursday. He was 66.

His death was confirmed by Sam Lovullo, producer of the show, who said he learned of it from Jon Hager, the surviving twin. Vanderbilt University Medical Center, where Mr. Hager was taken after his collapse, gave no details on the cause of death.

The twins, who were also guitarists and drummers, rose to national fame as original cast members of “Hee Haw,” a Nashville-based television show in 1969. With its mixture of music and country-flavored humor, it was a huge hit.

The fast-paced use of one-liners was inspired by the colossally successful “Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In,” but had a rural twist.

“People laughed at themselves,” Jim Hager said in a 1988 interview with The Associated Press. “They liked the chemistry on the show and the fast pace.”

The jokes “were not all platinum,” he said. “The writers count on the person delivering the line to pull it off. It was cornball, no denying it.”

The Hagers had worked with the country star Buck Owens and joined “Hee Haw” when Mr. Owens signed as the show’s co-host with Roy Clark.

The Hagers left the program in the mid-’80s and continued to perform together.

The twins were born in the Chicago area, and lived in Los Angeles before “Hee Haw.” They said in 1988 that they had been together all their lives except for three and a half years, after Jon left Los Angeles and moved to Nashville. Jim remained on the West Coast, but eventually followed.

MG

PS Don't fret Bob, Barbi Benton's still hanging in there...

[Golddogs]

"MG

PS Don't fret Bob, Barbi Benton's still hanging in there... "

At her age, I'm sure they are.

[HuntinDawg]

Show me the most beautiful woman in the world, and I'll show you the guy who's tired of sleeping with her!

Larry

The way I heard it: Whenever you see a beautiful woman, remember somewhere there is a guy who is sick of her crap.

Not so sure about being tired of sleeping with her...

[caglatz]

A friend explained it to me once, kind of eating French Toast every morning for breakfast. No matter how much you like it, eventually becomes that "same ole french toast".

(disclaimer: present wife, if she's reading this, excluded)