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To know just where your're going You must know where you've been You must respect the history The things others have seen It's true in all things relative Be it music, sports or life If you don't know where you came from You're just dancing on a knife Gherig, Ruth and Robinson May, and Mantle, Seaver too Respect their contributions And don't just say Ruth who? Respect where things have come from And the players of the past Because you learn and make things better It's what makes the **** game last Jimmy Foxx, Bob Gibson, Kaline Nestor Chylak and The Goose They made baseball special They gave the game a little juice Orr, Richard and Gretzky Gordie Howe and Howie Morenz You have to know about them You need the beginning to your ends Bob Baun and Bill Barilko Connie Smythe and yeah...the Chief You have to know their history They're what it is to be a Leaf The game has changed immensely Things can not go back in time But to me...the old alumni Made the game I know as mine Respect the ones before you The ones who laid the groundwork down The ones who made it special The non-pretenders to the crown Elvis, Buddy, Harrison Played the songs inside their heart Lennon, Wilson and the rest They all played a real big part Every single generation should learn from the one before For if they don't know where they've come from Then what has it all been for? Nicklaus, Palmer, Bobby Jones Sarazen and Hogan too They pushed the gameright to it's limits Now the pressure's upon you The new breed are the teachers now They're the ones to lead the way When twenty or so years from now You'll hear somebody say "Respect who came before you The ones who made us so **** proud LIke  Nash and , Perry and  Taylor Hall They played the game so loud Pudge, Jeter, and Verlander they brought it up a notch They were there to stretch the limits Not to just sit by and watch Rory, Justin Rose and Mahan Bubba, Dustin and the rest They are the players of the future They all respected the games best So, to know where you are going You must know where you have been Respect, past through the future And all that's happened in between.
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May 4, 2012
May 4, 2012 at 4:49 PM UTC
Respect The Game
To know just where your're going You must know where you've been You must respect the history The things others have seen It's true in all things relative Be it music, sports or life If you don't know where you came from You're just dancing on a knife Gherig, Ruth and Robinson May, and Mantle, Seaver too Respect their contributions And don't just say Ruth who? Respect where things have come from And the players of the past Because you learn and make things better It's what makes the **** game last Jimmy Foxx, Bob Gibson, Kaline Nestor Chylak and The Goose They made baseball special They gave the game a little juice Orr, Richard and Gretzky Gordie Howe and Howie Morenz You have to know about them You need the beginning to your ends Bob Baun and Bill Barilko Connie Smythe and yeah...the Chief You have to know their history They're what it is to be a Leaf The game has changed immensely Things can not go back in time But to me...the old alumni Made the game I know as mine Respect the ones before you The ones who laid the groundwork down The ones who made it special The non-pretenders to the crown Elvis, Buddy, Harrison Played the songs inside their heart Lennon, Wilson and the rest They all played a real big part Every single generation should learn from the one before For if they don't know where they've come from Then what has it all been for? Nicklaus, Palmer, Bobby Jones Sarazen and Hogan too They pushed the gameright to it's limits Now the pressure's upon you The new breed are the teachers now They're the ones to lead the way When twenty or so years from now You'll hear somebody say "Respect who came before you The ones who made us so **** proud LIke  Nash and , Perry and  Taylor Hall They played the game so loud Pudge, Jeter, and Verlander they brought it up a notch They were there to stretch the limits Not to just sit by and watch Rory, Justin Rose and Mahan Bubba, Dustin and the rest They are the players of the future They all respected the games best So, to know where you are going You must know where you have been Respect, past through the future And all that's happened in between.
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Hare Krishna's In their Pickups Depressed Comics Down on their Luck Teenage Girls Screaming Meme's ****** Pinko's* Leftward Leaning Vincent Price Flo and Eddie Rodger Rabbit Priscilla Presley Nuns in Habits Dwarf's in Ponchos Deadbeat Dads Munching Nachos Right-Wing Nut Jobs Trading Slogans A few Hero's Including Hogan Are just a few of the sights you see At the front gates of Graceland Memphis, Tennessee Buddhist Monks With Electric Banjos Holding Signs Up Of Marlon Brando Taxi Cabs Blaring Show Tunes Pregnant Women Down-loading Soon Derby Jockeys Flying Monkeys Kool-Aidholics Skittle Junkies Bozo The Clown Bumper Stickers Psychedelic Crazed Toad Lickers Rhinestone Cowboys In their Skivvies Gothic Girls Heebie Jeebies Are just a few of the sights you see At the front gates of Graceland Memphis, Tennessee Blue Haired Granny's In pink Moo Moos Ballerina's In Tattered Tutus Mathematician's Number Crunchers Even have Some Out to Lunchers Model 50's *Do *** Daddies* One More Round Of Flo and Eddie People Sneaking Across the Border Lonely Fry Cooks Taking Orders A Few Wannabes Not Saying Much Will The Real Elvis Please Stand Up Are just a few of the sights that you see At the front gates of Graceland Memphis, Tennessee Thank you...Thank you very Much Ladies and Gentlemen Elvis...Has Left The Building
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Mar 12, 2013
Mar 12, 2013 at 8:59 AM UTC
The Front Gates Of Graceland
even teddy said i got the sickest tricks brah. like my abilities source from some kinda legendary liquid                                                                                       / praise the lord / monster energy should sponsor me. a kickflip over the king’s *** hole & a halfcab for the looky-loos. i feel so tall when i climb that heap of asphalt trimmings & see clear from the water tower to the bluffs. gimme a good day, any day at the bluffs, bottlerockets & girly birds. her body brings a swarm of worms. decomp, said the f.b.i. men one by one with tweezers. not quite the homecoming queen, still wrapped in plastic. look up. see that great mess of wires, nest of powerlines and owl bones? it crackles and croons its electro-spectral purr all night and day. new neck tat & cody spends his paycheck on a crossbow. we target practice on a bull skull. wet cigarettes and turpentine-soaked socks for a good huff in the dry of the roofline as it dumps. there’s that little boy in a ghost mask again, tap-dancing in puddles below the streetlamp, & oversized shoes. his grandmoms always be watchin’ from the window. [whispers] she’s teaching him magic. lucky unit 19: where our young dead damsel once dolled herself up, you see men and headlights would roll thru thrice nightly, maybe more. & i remember her punch red lips & big whicker hat; while she weeded and watered her garden of begonias. the sheriff’s deputy, hart? hicks? hogan? well he loved her a bunch. stole her clothes in the middle of the night, & sat beside the river sobbing into clumped fists of bra and blouse. i bought ******* from that guy once or twice. harold? howard? guess who showed his face today? josiah, from unit 08. since the incident with molly’s beagle, he’s been rarely seen. took a bee line straight for the mailbox. a package. a prize. a decoder ring/secret map sweepstakes to be seen and deciphered.
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Nov 5, 2015
Nov 5, 2015 at 1:44 AM UTC
& skullduggery at the fat trout trailer park
even teddy said i got the sickest tricks brah. like my abilities source from some kinda legendary liquid                                                                                       / praise the lord / monster energy should sponsor me. a kickflip over the king’s *** hole & a halfcab for the looky-loos. i feel so tall when i climb that heap of asphalt trimmings & see clear from the water tower to the bluffs. gimme a good day, any day at the bluffs, bottlerockets & girly birds. her body brings a swarm of worms. decomp, said the f.b.i. men one by one with tweezers. not quite the homecoming queen, still wrapped in plastic. look up. see that great mess of wires, nest of powerlines and owl bones? it crackles and croons its electro-spectral purr all night and day. new neck tat & cody spends his paycheck on a crossbow. we target practice on a bull skull. wet cigarettes and turpentine-soaked socks for a good huff in the dry of the roofline as it dumps. there’s that little boy in a ghost mask again, tap-dancing in puddles below the streetlamp, & oversized shoes. his grandmoms always be watchin’ from the window. [whispers] she’s teaching him magic. lucky unit 19: where our young dead damsel once dolled herself up, you see men and headlights would roll thru thrice nightly, maybe more. & i remember her punch red lips & big whicker hat; while she weeded and watered her garden of begonias. the sheriff’s deputy, hart? hicks? hogan? well he loved her a bunch. stole her clothes in the middle of the night, & sat beside the river sobbing into clumped fists of bra and blouse. i bought ******* from that guy once or twice. harold? howard? guess who showed his face today? josiah, from unit 08. since the incident with molly’s beagle, he’s been rarely seen. took a bee line straight for the mailbox. a package. a prize. a decoder ring/secret map sweepstakes to be seen and deciphered.
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N’díídá! Wake up, wake up…my son. Hogan seeing east, great sun greets. Brave piercing cold, Brave bleeding heat. Set rezilient mind, see battles won. Brave flinted rocks, brave metaled beats. See painful pasts, set your feet lil’ one. Náás diiná Walk forward, walk forward…lil’ man. Look through clouds, look over mountains. Brave the liquor, Brave the drugs. Bend blinded minds, see lies to “amen’s”. Brave minds blinded, brave coward tugs. Hear the peoples past, set your legs lil’ one Holzishdę́ díníí’ Look to pasts, look to pasts…fighter young. Smile sacred stories, smile given songs. Brave severed cuts, Brave suicidal triggers. Laugh at tears run, let fierce anger rung. Brave the useless, brave the claimers. Sing the creation past, set your fists lil’ one. T'áá Yedigo Yániłtxi’ Speak up, stand up…my grown spear. Surprise the eagle, overpower the bear. Brave the gods, Brave the fearful. Embrace the night, prepare the gear. Brave the genocide, Brave the brainwashed. Break the path, keep slaying their fear. Keep digging…keep digging pillars of braves.
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Feb 24, 2018
Feb 24, 2018 at 12:44 PM UTC
Keep Digging Pillars
*Remembrance A dirt blown wind stings my face as I walk this dry river bed below the mesa. It is a barren time of year and cold, with some snow on the ground. This is the land of our ancestors, it calls to me even though I now live in a larger city east of Four Corners and the Four Sacred Mountains. ~~~ It is in the hogan of my Grand Mother’s family that I am learning the ceremonial dances- the Blessing Way; to sand draw the signs and dance the dance that can heal the diseases of the belegana’s hatred for our traditional ways: the Ghost Dance of the Sioux; the Katsina Songs of the Hopi and Zuni; the Circle Dances of the Cherokee. ~~~ Belegana society teaches our young the ways of money, alcohol and **** of scorched earth, casinos and death. ~~~ I am only a small part People, my moccasins too new and still hurt my feet. And yet, I would willingly sweat out every ounce of belegana blood for just one glimpse of seeing the full moon rising over Big Mountain; of watching Coyote dancing to Kokopelli’s flute; our People happy, in balance above and below, no longer forgetful of our Origin Songs. Aztec Warrior 1.15.16*
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Jan 15, 2016
Jan 15, 2016 at 10:36 AM UTC
POEM 113
it looks like a striped afghan but now i'm on the fourth or so to me it's just another set of nights i'm in stitches wound and pulled to hold me together three seasons of hogan's heroes the first season of mash (twice) hair bleached plus the dog and three cats several candles i'm trying to keep it together but it's hard because every day is more of why i can't get it together pull the string of emotions together and let the obsessive paranoia continue i don't cry i stitch.
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Jan 17, 2017
Jan 17, 2017 at 10:46 PM UTC
stitch
Baseball was my passion that year when the world still seemed like a safe place to hang my hat.  Dad was buying horses left and right while Mom shook her head and kept her silence knowing this was just another one of his wild-ass hairs that seemed to get a little crazier each year. Credence Clearwater Revival was hot and singing songs about rain on the radio.   School was out and I would go over to the creek to swim after I finished whatever chores Mom had me doing those days. Sometimes I would lie on the Devil's Bed rock next to the little falls where the biggest trout liked to feed and listen to the bugler from the Army burial detail playing taps for that days funeral. I wondered what it would feel like to be the son of the soldier getting buried up on the hill having to wear a suit and not cry. It always gave me a lump in my throat. My brother said it was a shame and Johnson should be shot instead. I always agreed. We all watched the nightly news together after supper and before Hogan's Heroes came on.  The VC were handing it to our guys in a place called Hue and Mom cried when a South Vietnamese officer pulled out a pistol and BANG shot that dude in the head right there in front of god, me, Mom and everybody. I went to bed that night and  decided that I wasn't going to pray any more. We lost every game for the rest of the season and I didn't care. I've never forgiven that officer for shooting that guy dressed in black right in front of me, god, my Mom and everybody. r ~ 6/3/14
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Jun 3, 2014
Jun 3, 2014 at 1:52 PM UTC
The day my season ended
Baseball was my passion that year when the world still seemed like a safe place to hang my hat.  Dad was buying horses left and right while Mom shook her head and kept her silence knowing this was just another one of his wild-ass hairs that seemed to get a little crazier each year. Credence Clearwater Revival was hot and singing songs about rain on the radio.   School was out and I would go over to the creek to swim after I finished whatever chores Mom had me doing those days. Sometimes I would lie on the Devil's Bed rock next to the little falls where the biggest trout liked to feed and listen to the bugler from the Army burial detail playing taps for that days funeral. I wondered what it would feel like to be the son of the soldier getting buried up on the hill having to wear a suit and not cry. It always gave me a lump in my throat. My brother said it was a shame and Johnson should be shot instead. I always agreed. We all watched the nightly news together after supper and before Hogan's Heroes came on.  The VC were handing it to our guys in a place called Hue and Mom cried when a South Vietnamese officer pulled out a pistol and BANG shot that dude in the head right there in front of god, me, Mom and everybody. I went to bed that night and  decided that I wasn't going to pray any more. We lost every game for the rest of the season and I didn't care. I've never forgiven that officer for shooting that guy dressed in black right in front of me, god, my Mom and everybody. r ~ 6/3/14
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"A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men" Does anyone still play guilty pleasures? OKAY! 1. Troll 2 lady. Too. Fun in Balloonland Narrator lady. 3. "Any" drum majorette. "Speak roughly to your little boy and beat him when he sneezes he only does this to annoy because he knows it teases." Fore! Nance Peterlini, shouting obscenities. "Silk, do you know an atomic trigger from a Balgarian ***** Because I sure don't." 5. Slingshot and P.J. in a swampside threeway.(only halfway guilty...three-quarters?) "A ****** talking baby alligator, that's purple, and has really big jaws?" Sicks. Honor and Glory...after Honor gets a nose job. "Harlem is the experience playground for all people interested in becoming detectives." 7. Wanda Duvalle...tied up...in a shack. Ate. Lynn, from The Dark Power. Nine. Colonel Hogan's...Secretary(?) "I want to stop dreaming about fire from heaven, and melting men. Lasers." 10. Ming the Mercilesses' Daughter.
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Apr 15, 2018
Apr 15, 2018 at 9:25 PM UTC
Look At The Weirdies
Mother Gaia hears each tiny drum shudder out of rhythm, then stop. She gathers fallen wings, heavy as earth. These wings are her burden, the stones she must carry in the pockets of her daydreams. Mother collects fish eyes at low tide, picks through night's deposit of death on oil-stinking sand. She fills a fruit jar with eyes, blind, no matter where they look. These are the eyes that allow her to see in water dreams. Mother is a beautiful bag lady who collects bleached bones, teeth, human tongues and turtle shells. Squirrel tails and rabbit ears bring a smile to her fingers. Eagle feathers flutter into her grasp. Gaia gathers the skins of poets and thieves. No one knows of Mother Gaia's nights, where she sleeps, much less the quilt made of stones and straw in which she wraps herself, heartsick, grieving as only a planet can. She offers herself to the sun each dawn, a lover she knows will eventually **** her in his embrace. *A quote from Frances Phillips in her review of Linda Hogan's "Climbing a Rope Ladder".
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Oct 2, 2016
Oct 2, 2016 at 12:36 PM UTC
"The Destruction of the Natural World Is the Destruction of a Personality"*
When I little I used to play a few games in my back yard They have become more real for me lately And I think that is because you make me feel like a six-year-old again naive and impressionable and waiting for the other shoe to drop. I used to play freeze in my friends back yard. At night we would run around and wait for her security camera Light to go on And when it did You froze. If you were close enough to the edge of the light Someone on the outside could pull you back But if you were in the middle You were ******* And that's how I feel now That is how you make me feel Stuck in the middle, all eyes on me Except in real life, with you, the light doesn't go back off It stays on staring at me Forcing me to rethink every step I ever made. My best friend and I played a spy game in my back yard Trying to figure out who the evil master mind was With our faithful companion Hogan The best dog ever. And I wish I could go back to those days Where we could make up our own secrets Instead of hoping the real ones wont get exposed. Or even better We now try to uncover real secrets To expose our enemies for what we believe them to be. I want to turn into that spy again and figure out What you are feeling From the source: your heart Because I don't think I trust your mouth. Tag. Your It.
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Jun 17, 2013
Jun 17, 2013 at 5:47 PM UTC
Childhood Games and Lessons
i hated king kong bundy for so long as a kid for beating up and hurting hulk hogan then i learned it was fake and i had wasted all this hate on nothing fast forward i hated rachel for so long as a man for beating up and hurting my heart then i learned it was fake and i had wasted all this hate on nothing fast forward it got better i learned how to feel i understood what was real
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Apr 14, 2013
Apr 14, 2013 at 3:29 AM UTC
life lessons 2
It has been such a Long time since our last incarnation such like reassembly. We’ve been scrubbing our United States and leasing places as scarification and other humans‘ faces of stories, to bless or gargle foreign. We’ve been to the Neptune’s Fountain to find Young Man Hogan’s bench situated within all those loners’ speedy extroversion, and catch the Saint Petersburg bell that hitchhiked the church there to make a glimpse of urbanism and the world’s history replaced by just one journal and one fella’s pencil swerving greatly‏. ‏ Still, the words are still trying, flexing, to fit their whole ends into shoes they should have taken off already, a long time ago, and that‘s this somewhere where we could say: crossroads decide their fruition. And it comes to realisation: faces, screens, bruises, droppings, chilling entries, work, how I remade the word “naked”of one thousand and one nights under my tiny silky cloak - it has been nothing but a play for the day when I’ll write, and the Life, that will take on my own skin one way or another. One paper corner will meet with the other. Departures are all eventually just fun geese’s bump in another flight of a night.
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Nov 9, 2020
Nov 9, 2020 at 11:01 AM UTC
Journaling/Back/Onus
The timid frozen morning air awakens from sounds of screams and metal car frames...cracking. The cool lit night star air flashes from the fire burned tires and frigid numbed souls...cursing. The smoky dust filled air sees tears of hate and bloodied stained floors....of fate. The cloudy misty saturated air hears bullets striking and lifeless bodies....collapsing. OH WHERE...have the spirit filled airs, the glittering filled airs, that hozhóogo air gone to? The green-bluish water feels the sluggish toxic sludge and forgotten people...mitering. Pure white solid crystals wrap around the intoxicated body, it's courage slowly....mystifying. The red rock's seeping water blindly poisons the youthful smile and secretly kills...a-mourning. The raging brown foamed water rushes by the pallet walled hogan and the shivering lil feet...mesmerizing. OH WHERE...have the dew dressed holy ones, the chanting waters, the life healing and growing waters....gone? The blowing fine dust creeps through the window seals, witnessing punches to her face and kicks to her chest. Them dark black coaled rock mesas spot fields below of slow deathed and sugar-filled....people-a-mess. Round red sun brazen rocks are embraced, by the abandoned lost wondering child...lil-one parentless. Darkened mountain soil sees the people a-mess, looking up, seeking guidance of hope...restless. OH WHERE...have the lightning bolted peaks, the strong holy ridges, them keepers of home gone to? Water drenches the Earth Mother, Winds rage from our Sky Father, Lights of the Star People shimmer brightly, Rocky cliff faces begin to shake violently... "Here We Are!" The first ones and holy people yell mightingly, "HERE WE ARRRREEE !!!!!"
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Feb 24, 2018
Feb 24, 2018 at 12:48 PM UTC
Here We Are
The timid frozen morning air awakens from sounds of screams and metal car frames...cracking. The cool lit night star air flashes from the fire burned tires and frigid numbed souls...cursing. The smoky dust filled air sees tears of hate and bloodied stained floors....of fate. The cloudy misty saturated air hears bullets striking and lifeless bodies....collapsing. OH WHERE...have the spirit filled airs, the glittering filled airs, that hozhóogo air gone to? The green-bluish water feels the sluggish toxic sludge and forgotten people...mitering. Pure white solid crystals wrap around the intoxicated body, it's courage slowly....mystifying. The red rock's seeping water blindly poisons the youthful smile and secretly kills...a-mourning. The raging brown foamed water rushes by the pallet walled hogan and the shivering lil feet...mesmerizing. OH WHERE...have the dew dressed holy ones, the chanting waters, the life healing and growing waters....gone? The blowing fine dust creeps through the window seals, witnessing punches to her face and kicks to her chest. Them dark black coaled rock mesas spot fields below of slow deathed and sugar-filled....people-a-mess. Round red sun brazen rocks are embraced, by the abandoned lost wondering child...lil-one parentless. Darkened mountain soil sees the people a-mess, looking up, seeking guidance of hope...restless. OH WHERE...have the lightning bolted peaks, the strong holy ridges, them keepers of home gone to? Water drenches the Earth Mother, Winds rage from our Sky Father, Lights of the Star People shimmer brightly, Rocky cliff faces begin to shake violently... "Here We Are!" The first ones and holy people yell mightingly, "HERE WE ARRRREEE !!!!!"
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'You can't have a million-dollar dream with a minimum-wage work ethic.' -Stephen C. Hogan
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Jan 9, 2016
Jan 9, 2016 at 3:10 AM UTC
Quotes 102
Transgressions without Appologies like heavy bricks Thrown on a stage Instead of roses Smell them and remember
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Jul 19, 2017
Jul 19, 2017 at 7:25 PM UTC
Stone the Hogan dude
< > < O > < > # # ///// ///// ••• it's very easy to just let yourself die here you know ----- The storm It is always coming over the horizon • OINK OINK (the Pig) OINK OINK (the Pig) must be Election Season //// they had a poll picking the GREATEST MAN OF THE 20th CENTURY the Winner ? ADOLF ****** !!! • what do " the People " know that the rest of us don't ? --- # 2 in the poll was HULK HOGAN //:// //:// I was # 3 • If we don't want to die best find a reason to live /// A REASON TO LIVE ! /// That would really help you know /// She said I LIVE FOR THE JOY OF CUTTING MYSELF AND BLEEDING ALL OVER THE BATHROOM FLOOR I said I WAS HOPING FOR SOMETHING A BIT MORE SUBSTANTIAL //// he had a dream of becoming free The drifting images of his fellow man Dancing and turning in his head His lover lying by his side
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Aug 26, 2014
Aug 26, 2014 at 1:48 PM UTC
USA USA USA
Hare Krishna's In their Pickups Depressed Comics Down on their Luck Teenage Girls Screaming Meme's ****** Pinko's Leftward Leaning Vincent Price Flo and Eddie Rodger Rabbit Priscilla Presley Nuns in Habits Dwarf's in Ponchos Deadbeat Dads Munching Nachos Right-Wing Nut Jobs Trading Slogans A few Hero's Including Hogan Are just a few of the sights you see At the front gates of Graceland Memphis, Tennessee Buddhist Monks With Electric Banjos Holding Signs Up Of Marlon Brando Taxi Cabs Blaring Show Tunes Pregnant Women Down-loading Soon Derby Jockeys Flying Monkeys Kool-Aidholics Skittle Junkies Bozo The Clown Bumper Stickers Psychedelic Crazed Toad Lickers Rhinestone Cowboys In their Skivvies Gothic Girls Heebie Jeebies Are just a few of the sights you see At the front gates of Graceland Memphis, Tennessee Blue Haired Granny's In pink Moo Moos Ballerina's In Tattered Tutus Mathematician's Number Crunchers Even have Some Out to Lunchers Model 50's Do *** Daddies One More Round Of Flo and Eddie People Sneaking Across the Border Lonely Fry Cooks Taking Orders A Few Wannabes Not Saying Much Will The Real Elvis Please Stand Up Are just a few of the sights that you see At the front gates of Graceland Memphis, Tennessee Thank you...Thank you very Much Ladies and Gentlemen Elvis...Has Left The Building
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May 31, 2018
May 31, 2018 at 5:46 PM UTC
The Front Gates Of Graceland (Blast from the Past)
He was a wrestler but he died and he's gone for eternity. He was a WWE Hall of Famer and he starred in Rocky III. He had giant muscles and Hulk Hogan was his name. He has perished and the WWE will never be the same. Hogan was one hell of a wrestler and an actor as well. This man had a terrific career, he was bound to excel. Hogan had two children, he had a daughter and a son. We've lost a wrestling icon at the age of seventy-one.
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Jul 26, 2025
Jul 26, 2025 at 10:05 AM UTC
The Late Hulk Hogan