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Posted: **11 Jan 2002 7:01 am**

John Conley hosts
Terri Clark
Connie Smith
Mark Wills
Alan Jackson

Looks to be an excellent lineup.

Posted: **11 Jan 2002 7:07 am**

..Mike, you're stepping all over Janice's toes..

Posted: **11 Jan 2002 10:54 am**

......She posted it in another thread. I just want to have somewhere to comment/argue about it afterwards. From the lineup, I don't think there are going to be any arguments. She's welcome to change it if she wants to, I won't mind.

Posted: **11 Jan 2002 4:25 pm**

Mike, "Portion"????

Posted: **11 Jan 2002 5:11 pm**

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>A section or quantity within a larger thing; a part of a whole.
A part separated from a whole.
A part that is allotted to a person or group, as:
A helping of food.
The part of an estate received by an heir.
A woman's dowry.
A person's lot or fate.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

......I think!

Posted: **11 Jan 2002 5:49 pm**

It's "portain!"

Posted: **11 Jan 2002 6:17 pm**

According to my New Lexicon Webster's Dictionary of the English Language it's....PORTION!

Posted: **11 Jan 2002 8:25 pm**

Oh!Wait a minute...wrong dictionary.

Posted: **11 Jan 2002 10:17 pm**

It's "portain!"

......"Portion" is spelled correctly, sorry!

Portain: Slim, it's bygod in "portain" that you give back my Ty-yoga pickup cuz it's mine and not urine.

Any other guesses?

Posted: **12 Jan 2002 5:11 am**

..segment..

Posted: **12 Jan 2002 7:33 am**

......parts are parts!

Posted: **12 Jan 2002 11:10 am**

..!! sounds like you've got a side business going at that mortuary, Igor..

Posted: **12 Jan 2002 1:18 pm**

seg-`ment

Seg-ment to say the televised hour of the Opry but thought it more in-portain to use portion in-stead. Stead said that it didn't feel too good in so he took it out.

......any questions? Pat Burns will gladly answer them.

Posted: **12 Jan 2002 1:49 pm**

What?

Posted: **12 Jan 2002 4:05 pm**

..A little portion of pie, a little segment of puddin', I'm gonna give it all to my little Sally Good In..[This message was edited by Pat Burns on 12 January 2002 at 04:06 PM.]

Posted: **12 Jan 2002 5:38 pm**

I'm guessing Connie Smiths first song was cut
from TV coverage. What did I miss? As for Johnny Cox that was !!!!!!!!!!!!

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Janice "Busgal" Brooks
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Posted: **12 Jan 2002 6:27 pm**

I was disappointed that they cut one of Connies numbers. Johnnie did a wonderful job as usual. I enjoyed the show with the exception of Mark Wills. I just dont care for that style. Alan Jackson was fantastic!!
Still too much Yak, Yak, IMHO.I dont think I'll be watching next week. The lineup did'nt sound like anything I would want to see. Maybe it will change!
Leigh

Posted: **12 Jan 2002 7:47 pm**

Too much talking and not enough music. Johnny Cox was great....al

Posted: **12 Jan 2002 7:50 pm**

don'tcha know the correct spelling is...
"telavised portain"??

well, in reality it isn't... but Janice has been posting the Opry lineup for so long... and I'll admit that the "speller" in me was initially a little taken aback by the incorrect spelling.... however I'm so used to it by now (and the world's famous Busgal is a dear friend of mine) so I kinda look upon the phrase "telavised portain" with with a bit of an affectionate smile.....

Posted: **13 Jan 2002 5:43 am**

Damn! I forgot about the Telavised Portain as I was into the Football games.

Posted: **13 Jan 2002 6:38 am**

......Every Saturday night at 7 PM centrel.

Posted: **13 Jan 2002 9:47 am**

Mike! Please bury that word, Centrel!

Posted: **13 Jan 2002 1:06 pm**

I taped the TV portion and listened to WSM on the way to my gig. Connie's first song was "Once A Day", only a "minor" hit that didn't deserve TV viewing.

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