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Post subject:  Posted: Fri 16 Dec 2005 16:59 |
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LOL If I was him, I would retire after this contract expires.
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Post subject: Posted: Fri 16 Dec 2005 21:09 |
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Heck no!! Don, ride that pony for as long as you can, it will only last so long then ride off into the sunset. How hard does he really work for that money? I would ride it for as long as I could and then asta la bye bye!
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thebishopp
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Post subject: Posted: Fri 16 Dec 2005 22:01 |
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LOL... Heck if I got one million I could retire! anything more and I'd just be greedy 
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Post subject: Posted: Sat 17 Dec 2005 08:16 |
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Correct me if I'm mistaken, but I suspect that Mr. Chapman will get a check for each time the show is run in syndication?
The numbers could add up quickly If multiple channels pick up the show.
Good Golly!
I have to be with Don on this one.
Rex
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ravenspyk
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Post subject: Posted: Wed 21 Dec 2005 15:47 |
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i want one of those lunch boxes...lol might even take an action figures. If I sent one of the action figures to LAW he might turn it into a Voodoo doll...lol
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Post subject: Posted: Wed 21 Dec 2005 15:53 |
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Eric,
Can you just picture Lance at his kitchen table with pins and a lighter!!!!!!
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Post subject: Posted: Wed 21 Dec 2005 18:34 |
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You gentlemen have it all wrong. Mr. Chapman is my hero. In fact, I'm thinking of inviting him to go on a New England whale watch with me or, better yet, maybe he would like to go deer hunting. Probably deer hunting because he has enough of whale watching with Beth always nearby.
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Post subject: Posted: Wed 21 Dec 2005 19:56 |
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lol. you guys are too much. and David, yes I can picture Lance with the lighter...lol Maybe Lance should take him on a snipe hunting trip...lol Ok enough of my monkey shines.
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Post subject: Posted: Fri 30 Dec 2005 14:59 |
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Mindtracker wrote: Wow ! Thats 2million, 6hundred-thousand dollars for 13 hours of his show. So let me see: all I have to do to become a millionaire: 1) Join an outlaw biker gang in Texas 2) Murder someone else 3) Spend time at taxpayer's expense in a state prison 4) Get released from prison; breed like a Texas jackrabbitt with any woman who will have me 5) Committ more crimes by apprehending fugitives from justice illegally 6) Gain notoriety by attempting an illegal border country apprehension/extradition 7) Manipulate the press and public into believing I am a Saint  Sell my adventures for $100,000.00/30 minute episode 9) Somewhere in there shack up with a former known prostitute that has a criminal record as well. We all know what's next: A movie-"The life and times of Duane Dog Chapman" Cartoons: Adventures of Dog the Bounty hunter Lunch boxes, action figures, board games, etc. i have said it before! I'm in the wrong biz!!! great post L.A.W
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Mindtracker wrote: Wow ! Thats 2million, 6hundred-thousand dollars for 13 hours of his show. So let me see: all I have to do to become a millionaire: 1) Join an outlaw biker gang in Texas 2) Murder someone else 3) Spend time at taxpayer's expense in a state prison 4) Get released from prison; breed like a Texas jackrabbitt with any woman who will have me 5) Committ more crimes by apprehending fugitives from justice illegally 6) Gain notoriety by attempting an illegal border country apprehension/extradition 7) Manipulate the press and public into believing I am a Saint Sell my adventures for $100,000.00/30 minute episode 9) Somewhere in there shack up with a former known prostitute that has a criminal record as well. We all know what's next: A movie-"The life and times of Duane Dog Chapman" Cartoons: Adventures of Dog the Bounty hunter Lunch boxes, action figures, board games, etc. Didnt mean to single you out as a quote, but just wanted to say This guy Dog? Hello, the 80's called and they wanted their hair back. Personally, I think he dresse like he is going to a Metallica concert. He should at least have some pride in the profession and dress more professional. And a mullet? Damn, that is so out of style!I had one back in 8th grade back in 1984.
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