While dated, it pays to hear this again..

SteinwayTransitCorp

SteinwayTransitCorp

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Jerry Kraft said:
One, it was an newspaper editorial read and recorded (with orchestration by the DSO) by a Canadian born American wannabe who succeeded in becoming American and the self navel gazing beaten psyche American of the day lapped it up just like you idiots playing Neil Young songs at a Trump Revival! Yes it was a bad time with your sons coming home in body bags from another failed "war" and dropping bombs indiscriminately on civilians was definitely something Americans wanted washed under.

A HUGE hit of the day? Tie a Yellow Ribbon.
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Paul Reichert

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Jerry Kraft said:
One, it was an newspaper editorial read and recorded (with orchestration by the DSO) by a Canadian born American wannabe who succeeded in becoming American and the self navel gazing beaten psyche American of the day lapped it up just like you idiots playing Neil Young songs at a Trump Revival! Yes it was a bad time with your sons coming home in body bags from another failed "war" and dropping bombs indiscriminately on civilians was definitely something Americans wanted washed under.

A HUGE hit of the day? Tie a Yellow Ribbon.
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RU SURE? Thought it was called Tie a Yellow Rubber Round the Old Oak Tree, based on the classic film She Wore a Yellow Rubber. Any woman working around Marion would have wanted to keep one handy, according to what was said about how he related to female peons. Though why the Duke insisted on yellow for that purpose will probably remain unknown. Something buried in the deepest canyons of that redoubtable psyche.

He was a bit of a Nance but so what?
 
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SteinwayTransitCorp

SteinwayTransitCorp

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Paul Reichert said:
RU SURE? Thought it was called Tie a Yellow Rubber Round the Old Oak Tree, based on the classic film She Wore a Yellow Rubber. Any woman working around Marion would have wanted to keep one handy, according to what was said about how he related to female peons. Though why the Duke insisted on yellow for that purpose will probably remain unknown. Something buried in the deepest canyons of that redoubtable psyche.

He was a bit of a Nance but so what?
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Actually the classic you speak of was, she wore a yellow ribbon. Yellow was for the neckerchief the troopers wore. The girls would get them from the troopers and wear them , like a school ring of the time.
 
SteinwayTransitCorp

SteinwayTransitCorp

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Jerry Kraft said:
Wrong again. The son is not yellow, he's chicken,

For the song as referenced previously and in relation to the yellow ribbon fashion craze in the 1990's check here:

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The Many Meanings of Yellow Ribbons - JSTOR Daily

The strange and convoluted history of why yellow ribbons became a symbol of the Gulf War in the 1990s.
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Your a fool…………..but hey your fun to manipulate………….come to Florida oh that’s right freedom scares the shit out of you……….btw a DD214 shows all come here so you can see it than get the shit kicked out of you……..
 
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