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Posted: **31 Jan 2010 1:36 am**

Aren't you supposed to buy them a house and a new car then let them move on?

I loved that one John!

But can any of you guys equate with this>>>>

"Yes bring your steel in and set it up in the front room.... I love your playing....."

2nd.week....for some reason a small quatity of washing has made its way from the tumble drier to gently rest on top of the steel (ready for ironing)

3rd week..... steel barely visable

4th week....forget it

Posted: **31 Jan 2010 4:26 am**

Just once....45 years and still going
Same band for 20 years..Lyn on Bass and lead vocal.......me on steel and resident Idiot

Guess we might last !!

Posted: **31 Jan 2010 4:32 am**

WOW! wedding bells for some of you guys must sound like an alarm clock! LOL! me..my 1st mistake..er..well..you know...lasted about 3 years...2nd will be 24 years in february...marriage is just like playing steel guitar...24/7/100% commitment! and practice...practice...practice..

Posted: **31 Jan 2010 5:41 am**

Rick, funny, both pics were taken at world famous landmarks . Mine on the London Eye. We went to England last August

Posted: **31 Jan 2010 7:17 am**

591/2 yrs to a kentucky girl of all things. I was a young naive soldier at Camp Breckenridge and she was a teenager in Owensboro. Her kinfolks still say it won't last. cc

Posted: **31 Jan 2010 9:05 am**

I've been known to be fond of marzipan icing and wedding cake. But no longer have the "Sweet Tooth" Just the sweetest first wife second time around..

Married 46 years and together 5+8 and counting..just a small furlow (Furlough) in the middle

Posted: **31 Jan 2010 1:21 pm**

I'll tell you both stories over several beers in Dallas!

Posted: **31 Jan 2010 1:40 pm**

Hi Wayne,
Might be worth the trip just to hear the story. Still no reply from my mate Bobbe !!!!!!

Posted: **31 Jan 2010 3:28 pm**

Dearly be loves are pronounced four times and that is the last one And thats all I have to say about that DA. Charlie

Posted: **31 Jan 2010 5:05 pm**

Wayne I will be available to hear your side of the story at the Sheraton bar mate !!

Posted: **31 Jan 2010 5:54 pm**

I've only had one and we have had about 35 years of happy married life, and that ain't bad out of 51.
My wife has been in the music business with me for all 51 years and we are still playing shows around the midwest every weekend. Life has been good to us. Raised 3 sons, have seven grand kids and 2 great grand daughters. Don't get much better than that.

Posted: **31 Jan 2010 6:19 pm**

I just always seemed to end up with women who didn't know how to pick a husband!

Posted: **31 Jan 2010 7:54 pm**

I've been married to the same woman since June 11, 1979. She has put up with me for almost thirty-one years, and most of those were good ones. I hope that she'd agree with that, but we don't always agree

. I wouldn't trade her for all the tea in China. John Richmond

Posted: **31 Jan 2010 8:37 pm**

Vance Monday wrote:I've only had one and we have ...had about 35 years of happy married life, and that ain't bad out of 51...

I was waiting for someone to use that line!

Posted: **1 Feb 2010 1:56 am**

Once is enough for me. I wouldn't make that same mistake again.

Posted: **1 Feb 2010 8:51 am**

Three pages on this.
Why is this such a popular subject?
Pride or regret,--or maybe a little of both?
Wally

Posted: **1 Feb 2010 12:47 pm**

Wayne,Paddy,
If You guys buy the beer I'll tell stories all night

Posted: **1 Feb 2010 12:59 pm**

Billy ...are you bringing your denim jacket this year ???

Posted: **1 Feb 2010 1:10 pm**

Paddy,
it shrunk in the wash and the colour ran to a kinda light brown

Posted: **1 Feb 2010 8:08 pm**

Posted: **2 Feb 2010 5:36 am**

Just once, September will make 56 years. Don't know what I would do without her.

Posted: **2 Feb 2010 7:23 am**

#1) 8 years then I got rid of her after I couldn't get her to stop spending ALL of my money!

#2) 10 years and counting...(This one's a keeper!)

Posted: **2 Feb 2010 7:22 pm**

Wally Pfeifer wrote:
Three pages on this.
Why is this such a popular subject?
Pride or regret,--or maybe a little of both?
Wally

uh a whole lotta regrets !!!!

Posted: **3 Feb 2010 1:24 am**

None yet for me. Gonna keep it that way for awhile.

No offense to the guys posting, but wtf does this have to do with steel guitar

Posted: **3 Feb 2010 1:31 am**

Kyle,
I asked a similar question some time ago,
I could'nt (at that time)see the relevance in steel players being Ham Radio fans,or various other things.
The answer I got was that it helps us to get to know each other better.
Best regards
Billy

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married before?

Hey Billy

X,wifes

Married

Re: Married

Met Her In The First Grade