Ted Nugent Interview

IndianaRed · Jan 8, 2009

Don't know how many of you might have heard this already, but it's just great.

Sent to me yesterday by my Aunt.

Ted Nugent, rock star and avid bow hunter from Michigan, was being interviewed by a French journalist, an animal rights activist. The discussion came around to deer hunting.

Journalist: "What do you think is the last thought in the head of a deer before you shoot him? Is it 'Are you my friend?' or is it 'Are you the one that killed my brother?'"

Nugent: "Deer aren't capable of that kind of thinking. All they care about is, what am I going to eat next, who am I going to screw next, and can I run fast enough to get away. They are very much like the French."

The interview ended.
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Classic

Anonymous-0 · Jan 8, 2009

LOL Typical Ted.

Jerry

Dave_Id · Jan 8, 2009

I really like Ted

Anonymous-0 · Jan 8, 2009

Actually, it was a British journalist, but who's counting?
snopes

rrlund · Jan 8, 2009

I DID,until the son of a b!tch left the state with his tail between his legs and moved to Texas. When Granholm ran for governor in 2002,he said if she won he would run against her in 2006. It softened the blow of her winning because I was looking forward to him running against her. Instead he RAN AWAY. The gutless puke.

Spook · Jan 8, 2009

He is also a draft dodger.

Anonymous-0 · Jan 8, 2009

(quoted from post at 09:11:54 01/08/09) He is also a draft dodger.

What's a draft dodger??????? Anyone 40 and under (there are some restrictions) can join the armed forces. We are at war, does that mean that anyone that doesn't enlist is a draft dodger? It doesn't because the draft is not in use. So, now, we don't call them draft dodgers, we can just call them whining cowards that would rather set around and cry because they have no job and the massiah has to make sure they are taken care of them because they voted for him.

Yes We Can................

GeneMO · Jan 8, 2009

He was from Michigan right? Maybe he decided it was hopeless and nothing left to work with.

Not trying to knock your state though. The press would crucify someone like him if he tried to run for office.

gene

Spook · Jan 8, 2009

Nugent avoided service, like Clinton & Cheney.

dhermesc · Jan 8, 2009

Really? How did he avoid service? He was draft eligible but not drafted. So was Ted Kennedy (except for that nasty neck injury). Because he didn't volunteer? Why didn't external_link volunteer?

jhilyer · Jan 8, 2009

-Sigh-
Are you trying to "bait" me? Because it's working...

Most people I know have not been in the military. Some have, but not most. By your definition, then, 90% of the people in this country are "...whining cowards that would rather set around and cry because they have no job..."

And as always, you found a way to add external_link into a post that had nothing to do with external_link, because he's the root cause of everything that is wrong, and ever has been wrong, and everything that ever will be wrong...

And if Ted actually said those things, I think it's pretty funny!

Anonymous-0 · Jan 8, 2009

I used to have a speech from some military officer that said within a few years, only about 16 percent of our citizens would be veterans.

Anonymous-0 · Jan 8, 2009

I use to see Ted quite often in Irons, Michigan. He has an youth camp there that he supports.

Anonymous-0 · Jan 8, 2009

Unlike 99.9 percent of the other g0dd@mn yankees that move here, he didn't come here with the express purpose of converting the backward, intolerant heathens into seeing how bad they had it before the useless g0dd@mn yankees came here to save us.

rrlund · Jan 8, 2009

Feel free to knock away. I'm as much p!ssed that he got out of this God forsaken icebox before I did,as anything else,I guess. He just shouldn't have gotten our hopes up,that's all. It sure would have been a great campaign to watch.

jhilyer · Jan 8, 2009

A quick Google search shows the current answer to be 9 percent of the population - either active or veteran.

I'll admit we're "soft", as a nation. Several countries - like Israel (and Iran, for that matter) have a mandatory service requirement.

jose bagge · Jan 8, 2009

D@mn Yankees was the name of his last band, wasn't it?

IndianaRed · Jan 8, 2009

I'd run out of MI too. No offense to you personally.

John S-B · Jan 8, 2009

Evidently Ted ignored personal hygiene when he showed up at the draft board. And evidently they decided it would be too much work to hose him off so he wasn't selected. He did show up instead of running off to Canada. I think if I was living the life of a rock star, I probably wouldn't be inclined to go fight a war.

MarkB_MI · Jan 8, 2009

Yes, Ted did say that, or something close. But the interviewer was British, not French. The interview didn't come to a halt after Nugent made this statement, even though he addressed the interviewer as "you Limey (expletive)".

You can read the complete interview at the link below. Topics that were discussed included Ted's admitted draft dodging and alleged coprophilia. Ted demonstrated responsible gun ownership by shooting his pistol out the window of a moving vehicle (which, even in Texas, is illegal).

It appears that the interviewer thoroughly enjoyed his meeting with the Motor City Madman.

It really doesn't take that much nerve to bash the French in front of a Brit. If you want to talk about a rocker who showed some courage, how about when Ozzie Osborne relieved himself on the Alamo? Let's see Uncle Ted repeat that stunt!
Interview with Wacko Ted

Anonymous-0 · Jan 8, 2009

Yeah and have you tried to pass the army physical lately? I was in Army ROTC a little over a year during college and was wanting to continue. They'll reject you over anything. I also had a buddy who made it through basic and then they found out he had broken a rib as a kid or something stupid like that and they discharged him. I've checked into National Guard route and its all the same.

Anonymous-0 · Jan 9, 2009

(quoted from post at 17:57:33 01/08/09) Yeah and have you tried to pass the army physical lately? I was in Army ROTC a little over a year during college and was wanting to continue. They'll reject you over anything. I also had a buddy who made it through basic and then they found out he had broken a rib as a kid or something stupid like that and they discharged him. I've checked into National Guard route and its all the same.

Just passed one a couple of months ago. Got a guy in the building where I work that has an artificial leg, another with one eye, and a one armer.
Guess they missed them. Drugs will get you a quick out or not enlisted though.

Dave

Anonymous-0 · Jan 9, 2009

(quoted from post at 17:43:10 01/08/09)
If you want to talk about a rocker who showed some courage, how about when Ozzie Osborne relieved himself on the Alamo?

Now that's something to be proud of......... Bragging about it sure shows your American Pride.

MarkB_MI · Jan 9, 2009

Dave, you misunderstand me. I don't advocate the defilement of national shrines, even those in Texas. I was just making the point that it's not that big of a deal to badmouth the French to an Englishman. Whereas urinating on the Alamo in full view of armed Texas law enforcement officers (which Ozzie did) is likely to get you seriously injured, if not killed.

Anonymous-0 · Jan 9, 2009

OK, I get a little touchy about that stuff.

(quoted from post at 05:06:51 01/09/09) , even those in Texas. .

that kills me.....
Brings back memories of a friend that had a thing for starting bar fights and ducking out. We were in a club full of hats and he said that there wouldn't be a Texas if the Alamo would have had a back door. It was crowded and before they realized who said it he was gone.

Nothing against you Texas Guys and Gals, just a funny memory.

Dave

Ozzie went back and did a concert and donated a bunch of money to the Alamo.

relaurain · Jan 9, 2009

Ted is too smart and has too much going on to waste his time in politics!
He is a gutless wonder for dodging the draft though. Michigan now is the worst state in the union - we're broke!

dhermesc · Jan 9, 2009

Whereas urinating on the Alamo in full view of armed Texas law enforcement officers (which Ozzie did) is likely to get you seriously injured, if not killed.

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Bad dope will make you do all kinds of stupid things - not exactly brave.

jhilyer · Jan 9, 2009

Yeah, and they were great!

A "supergroup" with Jack Blades from Night Ranger and Tommy Shaw from Styx.

They're first album - every song great. They're second album, not so good overall, but their song "Don't Tread on Me" was very good, and patriotic, too.

Eric SEI · Jan 9, 2009

I failed my commissioning physical at Fort Ben, they said I had a refractive error greater than 8.0 diopters. Uncorrected I was 20/1000, but I did (and do) correct to 20/20.

Army ROTC (Boiler Brigade) was less Mickey Mouse than the Purdue Marching Band.

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