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Johnny Cash
Born: Feb. 26, 1932
Died: Sep. 12, 2003 Actor, Entertainer. Legendary Country Music Singer and songwriter who was known as :- "The Man in Black" for his trademark wearing of all black clothing. Contrary to his songs and image, he never spent time in prison (except to visit). Most remembered for the songs "Ring of Fire," "Folsom Prison Blues," "A Boy Named Sue," and "I walk the Line." Born in Kingsland, Arkansas, one of seven children, in 1951, he enlisted into the United States Air Force, was stationed in Germany, and was honourably discharged in 1954. He began his singing career in 1955, with the hit single "Hey, Porter" for Sun Records in Memphis, Tennessee while working for radio station KWEM. In 1958, he changed to Columbia Records. In the mid-1960s, he became addicted to drugs, but with the help of singer June Carter of the legendary Carter Country Music Family, he was able to break the addiction, although he had relapses several times, including going through rehab at the Betty Ford Centre in 1984. He was married twice, first to Vivian Liberto (1954 to 1966, divorced), with whom he had four daughters, then to June Carter (1968 to her death in May 2003), with whom he had a son, John. In 1961, he began to appear in movies, starting with "Door to Door Maniac" and also appeared in television, beginning in 1958, and made numerous guest appearances on various television shows. He was inducted into the Songwriters, the Country Music and the Rock and Roll Halls of Fame, the first to be inducted into all three Halls of Fame. He died about four months after the death of his wife, June. But did you know : Cash was of Scottish royal descent which
he learned only by researching his ancestry due to a chance meeting with former Falkland laird, Major Michael Crichton- Stuart. He traced the Cash family tree to 11th century Fife. Scotland's Cash Loch bears the name of his family.
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God said, 'Adam, I Want you to do Something for Me.' Adam said, 'Gladly, Lord, what do You Want me to do?' God said, 'Go down Into that valley.' Adam said, 'What's a Valley?' God explained it to Him. Then God said, 'Cross the river.' Adam said, 'What's a River?' God explained that to him, and then said, 'Go over to the hill.' Adam said, 'What is a Hill?' So, God explained to Adam what a hill was. He told Adam, 'On The other side of the Hill you’ll find a Cave.' Adam said, 'What's a Cave?' After God explained, He said, 'In the cave You’ll find a woman.' Adam said, 'What's a Woman?' So God explained that too. Then, God said, 'I Want you to reproduce.' Adam said, 'How do I do that?' God first said (under His breath), 'Geez.....' And then, just like Everything else, God Explained that to Adam, as well. So, Adam goes down Into the valley, across the river, and over the hill, into the cave, and finds the Woman. Then, in about five Minutes, he was back. God, His patience Wearing thin, said Angrily, 'What is it Now?' And Adam said....(YOU'RE GOING TO LOVE THIS!!!!!!) 'What's a headache?'
Deeply profound thoughts of men while out fishing. Bob and Harry are out doing some fishing and having a few beers. Bob says to Harry, very quietly so as not to scare the fish, “ I think I’m going to divorce my wife, she hasn’t spoken to me in nearly two months.” After taking a long thoughtful sip on his beer Harry looks at Bob and says. “ You should think it over Bob, women like that are hard to find.”
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