Posts from ethanedwards in thread „General age of the fans who love Duke“

Quote from thedon1940

Newbie on here but old enough to have seen most of Johns movies when they first came out. Born in 1940 if that tells you anything. John stood tall for what he believed in and let you know up front where he stood. Did not start a fight but didn't back down either. Man's man and treated the ladies even the saloon girls like ladies. Didn't have to use cuss words to get his point across either. Clean, direct and loyal to his friends, we can all learn from that in this day and age.

Hi thedon1940,
I have made you a formal
Welcome here.
Thanks for your insightful first posts,
and yes they just about sum up the great man.

I have also included you in our
Rich Tapestry

Hi azmet,

I've also posted this message, in the appropriate thread.

WELCOME to The Original JWMB.
Please take a look around,
we're a friendly bunch of folks,
and there is a wealth of information to see,
regarding the great man.

You may find this link useful:-

Link to Duke's Movies and Co-Stars

Hi nancysredrose5285,

and a big

WELCOME to a great site

I am sure you will meet many good friends and knowledgeable folk here.

By the way, just click on the links below for all the
information, regarding the films you mentioned,

Stagecoach

Angel and the Badman

Can you say which one is 'Eagles'?

Best Wishes

Hi txlady0316 and John Wayne saddleup

and
WELCOME

to the JWMB

Hi Bek,
You certainly are the youngest, that has posted their birthday.
If you look on the the Real Seniors thread, on the first page,
there is a roll call, of all the birth years, and I've now included yours,

Best Wishes

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Originally posted by Mustang Gregg@Dec 30 2005, 12:09 PM
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I am surprised at the number of younger fans who were polled. But GREAT!!

'Nother surprise to me----
I am 50 & a I reckoned our age group would be the highest.

Mustang Gregg

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Hi,
Great to hear from you.
Yes, it just shows how popular the Duke is
in all age groups!!
Over on the Real Senior thread,
there is a list, of regular members, years of birth,
take a look, it's interesting reading.
Why don't you put post your Y.O.B.
while you're there, and join the gang!!

Hi Sally and cidm,
I will echo my friend Jay,
and also say,
WELCOME to the JWMB,
Stick around and have some fun.
If you like, join the the Real Seniors thread,
and log in your birth years.
Join the the rich tapestry of life!!!

Best wishes,
ee

Hi Mclintock1962,
and WELCOME to the JWMB.
I am sure you will meet new friends,
and enjoy your stay here,

Best Wishes,
ee

hi olered,
Welcome to the JWMB,
You will meet many friends here,
and I hope you will enjoy being here?
That's an interesting story about your Dad.
Have you any idea, which film,was being shot?

Welcome little orange, I'm sure you'll have some fun here,
If you wish you can join the rest of us wrinklies,
on THE REAL SENIOR MEMBERS thread,
If you register, you may be entitled,
to some of Chesters pension fund!
Ha Ha Ha

Tell you what SXviper, I've done some checking!
I'm old enough to be your father, but the problem is,
we don't know how old Stumpy is, so could he be
your Grandpa?? We will never know!!!

Now that SXViper and myself, seem to be Stumpys sons,
we'll keep, the Duke flame burning

Hi, SXViper and Ringo,

It's good to hear from you "Young uns" and it's fantastic, that The Duke is so appreciated by the younger generation.

Very best wishes,

the "More mature" ethanedwards

Hi Jay,
Many thanks for your kind welcome. It kinda looks, that this site, is becoming the place for the "more mature" to meet up, and exchange views. Ha ha.

Hi again Chester,
Just posted a reply to you, about the song!
You're correct, to assume, I'm one of the older variety, but as you saw, I prefer to call us, the "more mature" I put my birthday into my profile, I'm not afraid!!!The hell I am!!
Thanks for asking,I have a boy and girl, 4 & 7.I've led a sheltered life!!

Guess when I post this, Hondo and Chester, will still be snoozing, but can I take this
opportunity of thanking, both of you, and Arthur, in Portsmouth, for your welcomes.
I've enjoyed browsing the site, and can only hope, that any contributions, that I make, will be as enjoyable.
Torquay, as Arthur knows, is on the same coast as Portsmouth, but a little further, south-west, 3-4 hours away.
I agree, it is fantastic, that the younger ones, are keeping the memory of the Duke
alive, my children, being amongst them.

It is wonderful, that from the votes, polled, so many younger people, love The Duke, however, I err on the side of caution! As a previous posting mentioned, most "mature" people are not on-line, and are not PC minded. If it were a postal vote, i'm sure your figures, would be different!