Smyrna Cowboy in the movies? Well.................. could be.

[mojojodon]

omg...Ive watched so many of your videos, when you got to the gas station, heading into your neighborhood, I said out loud "don't miss your turn"...

[theSMYRNAcowboy]

Thanks buddy.

[happydi67]

Hi Dave great video how are you going it was great to see one of your Vblogs Di (happydi) Australia

[theSMYRNAcowboy]

Thanks sweetie. Sorry you dropped your scoot. Hope your feeling better. You take care now.

[happydi67]

Yes I am fine more embarrased than anything had the crack fixed it is really small but still love the riding still getting use to the wind factor but other than that its good take care Di(happydi)Australia

[HiCountry88]

Good video bud. Sorry you didn't get to be a zombie!

[KeukaRyder]

The Smyrna Cowboy a zombie (the 'living dead')? No way!

[theSMYRNAcowboy]

My wife said I would be a good one. "Just be yourself" she said.

[KeukaRyder]

Ouch! You know that "familiarity breeds contempt" don't you?

[theSMYRNAcowboy]

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!

[suburbanryder]

Just as well... You are more the main hero type.

Those beautiful women are always needing to be rescued from Zombies.

I'm setting up the ebay account for the autographed posters of you and Alf.

[theSMYRNAcowboy]

If it got to that, I'll let you be my agent. LOL

[dprider02]

Maybe it was just as well that you didn't become a movie star. Having to sign autographs every time you showed your (ghoulish) face in public would probably be a pain! :)

[theSMYRNAcowboy]

That's why I'm glad I'm not rich.  LOL

[britex3186]

I don't blame ya for not waiting. I hate lines.

[theSMYRNAcowboy]

I don't mind waiting but for 3 hours? Unless there is a breakfast bar, no thank you. LOL

[maikeli7]

After waiting for several hours, folks at the end of the line would be more apt to nail the audition! On Language, Wikipedia says:

There has been some controversy about the reputed language in the song's title and lyrics. The phrase was lyricist Jay Livingston's variation on "Che sera sera," a fictional motto which he had seen in the 1954 film The Barefoot Contessa.

Authentic renderings of the phrase "whatever will be" in romance languages include:

French

Italian

Portuguese

Spanish

[theSMYRNAcowboy]

Thank you kind sir. I always wondered that. You da man!

[KeukaRyder]

I always thought it was Italian..oh well, Che sera sera. :->

[maikeli7]

Me too! It may actually be as well. Wikipedia can sometimes be unreliable, so - grain o' salt with that one!

:-D

[theSMYRNAcowboy]

yea. Me too.

[Senegal01]

Oh, did my first PGR mission last weekend, Lcpl Blaise Oleski, Rome, NY. I made a video just have to put together to post.

[theSMYRNAcowboy]

Be looking forward to it.

[Senegal01]

Guess you will have for the next MJ Thriller video! LOL

[GretschBluezDrummer]

I knew there were zombies in Smyrna! I just knew it! I've seen em' at the waffle house. I got your back Cowboy.

[theSMYRNAcowboy]

Yes sir, you did. LOL