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The Scoop on Willie Nelson's "Cowboys are Frequently, Secretly..."
MaineWriter:
--- Quote from: sfericsf on February 16, 2007, 01:08:30 pm ---Whoopsie! Here, you can watch the video here:
http://malcontent.typepad.com/malcontent/2006/04/willie_s_cowboy.html
(And stop calling me Scott.) :D
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WHY do I do that? I know you are Eric!! What is wrong with me...
I think I see the S...c....s...in your sig and some how my brain computes scott not eric....ridiculous, I know.
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belbbmfan:
thanks for posting the link Eric! Very nice video :)
Ellemeno:
I'm sorry to be a downer on such a so-far positive thread...
I just came across this and watched the video for the first time. First off, in the interview, Willie only says he recorded the song, because it's "funny." Hardly a ringing sense of acceptance of gayness. Also, at the beginning of the video, it looks like Burt Reynolds and Willie Nelson are sitting there directing the video. Burt asks Willie what he thought of the take they just saw of men line dancing together. Willie replies, "Damnedest thing I've ever seen." :-\
But I was horrified when, near the end of the video, there is a momentary image of one of the cowboys being dragged along the ground, away from the camera, by a small group of other cowboys. He's laying on the ground, trussed up with rope, his arms pinned along his side, being dragged feet first. Nothing funny there. It looks like what's happening is the exact thing that made Jack flee from the Jimbo bar. Anybody else perceive it that way?
Sheriff Roland:
--- Quote from: Ellemeno on April 21, 2007, 10:28:19 am ---But I was horrified when, near the end of the video, there is a momentary image of one of the cowboys being dragged along the ground, away from the camera, by a small group of other cowboys. He's laying on the ground, trussed up with rope, his arms pinned along his side, being dragged feet first. Nothing funny there. It looks like what's happening is the exact thing that made Jack flee from the Jimbo bar. Anybody else perceive it that way?
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Gotta say I completely disagree!
I enjoyed the clip, found it funny - was smilin throughout it.
As far as the tied up cowboy at the end, well .. could be a little rope fun, or it could be interpreted as being what those who 'Are Frequently, Secretly Fond of Each Other' might feel about their situation - therefore, a little message before the fun ends. Still better'n sayin nothin.
Hey this ain't no Brokeback (masterpiece), just a little fun.
ifyoucantfixit:
Nice Kelly :)
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