ranchero: male or female?

More than likely, I wonder if his real name was Francis?

 

UK:
No need to apologize. The Duke has always been one of my hero's. Did you know that one of his first gig's was as Sandy the Singing Cowboy? Now that is a scary thought, but he did actually have a pretty decent singing voice.
VR
Bob J.

 

The Duke was an alumnus of my H.S. in Glendale,CA. He graduated in the 20's, I in '64.

 

Spent last night watching my "Flying Tigers" DVD... Great movie... can't do better than a John Wayne Flick..

 

Didn't he also do the "Flying Leathernecks"? I've got the "tigers" one and seem to think I got the other too.

 

yep...he sure did.. lots of people these days think he only did cowboy movies...while great...his war movies were every bit as good...In Harms Way is a stellar achievement in my opinion... fantastic movie...

 

Wow, old thread but here's a thought...yeah I name my cars. My 69 500 felt like a male car as soon as I sat in him for the first time. Smelled, looked, and acted like a male car. So is Henry the 66 F-100. My daily driver is a little gold Mazda, she's definitely a girl, I call her Miss Maz. At first i thought that guys tend to name their cars female names and the ladies masculinize their vehicles, but i think it just depends on the situation. ok, rant over.lol -Cindy

 

I felt dumber the second I finished reading,..whatever you wrote there.

 

"I felt dumber the second I finished reading,..whatever you wrote there."


*Kelso* "Ooh, burn!"

 

Well, Quite a bit has happened over the last 8 or 9 years....you know, stuff like free tampons in the mens room, lawsuits for referring to a female as a girl or a male as boy. So maybe we should refer to our Rancheros as He/She......NOOOOOO scratch that. I think that term is offensive to trannies which is also offensive.........

 

Had the Prius not already clamed the title we could have used 'she-it'.