I am from the UK and I have been binge-watching Jeannie. I think humorists, or the ability to tell a story in an amusing way, are born, not made. She certainly has the ‘gift of the gab’ as we say here. It demands high intelligence and the ability to see the world through the spectacles of understanding human nature. As a singer and piano player I was invited to sing my songs at a Christian Women’ Aglow meeting. The very name ‘Women’s Aglow’ made me chuckle - as it made me think of that saying ‘Horses sweat, men perspire, but women only glow’. It was my first one hour concert and I was terrified. There was no way I could rehearse or know what to talk about, so I reckoned I would make a long list of songs and just keep on singing them one after the other until my hour was up. So apart from thanking them for inviting me, I launched into three consecutive songs, but then, as I found myself relaxing a bit, I decided to explain the circumstances which led me to write my next song. No one was more astonished than I when I seemed to take off and recount the amusing things that happened - they were in tears with laughter. So I decided to recount another amusing story, then a tragic type story which engendered moist eyes - and suddenly most of my hour had gone. I ended up with a song and that was that. Afterwards I was utterly amazed at people’s reaction - they had laughed and cried and my husband told me he had never seen that side of me, as he said ‘you have an innate ability to communicate with people - I never knew that till now”. I had never known it either. But since then I find myself telling stories based on real life to my grandchildren - and every time I visit they beg for another story. I feel so blessed that God showed me that this was a natural gift from Him. Jeannie is a master of humorous communication, her timing is impeccable and she has the audience in the palm of her hand. Now I must watch what happens with the Baptist’s on their raft trip down the canyon. Love you Jeannie! Jennie xxx
Thank God for people like Jeanne that can find humor just by experiencing it. We love listening to her and the love she has for Left Brain. In a world that right now has little to smile about she brightens the day. Our preacher especially likes Don't Take A Baptist to Las Vegas and the rafting segment. We love them all and can't wait for others to be posted. She is so cute and honest and I wish there were more like her.
What she says is very true about the military...I experienced this on a flight one time...The experience can warm your Heart and give a lump in your throat!!! May GOD protect our Men and Women in every branch of the Military!!!🔺️⬜🔷️🙏🙏🙏 ..
Jeanne, for the first time, I cried instead of laughing at this. (I did laugh at the end though) My oldest son is a Veteran. He served with the U.S. Army, as a Paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne out of Ft. Bragg, N.C. He was discharged approx. 15 months ago. He had wanted to make the Army a career, but an IED changed that. He is doing well and sometime this weekend we are going to drive to where he, his wife, and our little granddaughter live and not come back home until after Thanksgiving. I am so proud of my son but grateful would be a better word to use because since that time back in 2011, I never knew all that happened that night. Thankfully our daughter-in-law will sit and talk with me. Thank you Jeanne!!
+survivrs I just read your post. Please, please, please thank your son and his family for what they have done for this country. I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving together. Again, please do tell him there are plenty of us who appreciate what has done for us. Jeanne
JeanneRobertson God bless you Jeanne! I will gladly give him your thanks when we go to visit them just after Christmas for only a few days this time. Thank you so much for your reply Jeanne and I hope you had a blessed Thanksgiving and that you have the same for Christmas.
@Survivrs I know some time has passed since you spoke of your son, and his sacrifice. If you see this, please thank him for us. ♥️🇺🇸My little brother Brandl was also with the 82nd. He and his wife and son live in Denton, TX, very far from us. I'm so glad you got to spend time with your son and his family.♥️
@@bbredingtonable Bless your heart Bethany, I will gladly tell him thanks from you. Please pass on OUR thanks to him as well as your entire family for the sacrifice you all made. I learned during our son's time deployed to Afghanistan just how much families sacrifice during that time. I never went to bed without my cellphone by my ear. He is doing well, and for 2 years now, he's been taking wounded veterans duck/goose hunting on weekends during the season in fall and winter. He was nominated by 3 different groups for all he does for his fellow wounded vets, and a couple of weeks ago, he was awarded the cutest little black lab puppy, and his name is "Remi". In pictures, he looks more charcoal gray than black, but either way he is so cute. With the COVID virus, my having back surgery 10 days ago and our younger son having a repeat surgery on his leg next week that the femur was shattered back in November just 3 days before Thanksgiving but it's not healing right so next week, he will have all of the hardware removed and a bigger rod and new screws put in place, possibly a plate in there as well. I was hoping he would have some time that he could go with us on a trip to Tulsa for a few weeks because he was only back to 4 hours light duty work for a couple of months before his surgeon realized that 2 screws had broken and the bone was not healing together like it should have been. If it's not one of our kids, it's the other. It seems like our 2 granddaughters are doing great though and I miss them so much too. Good luck and God's blessings to you, your brother, and your family that you all stay safe from this COVID mess. It's pretty scary and we are doing everything we can to stay safe. Thanks for reading my book, y'all are in my prayers!!!!
in the early 70's, I marched down State St. in Bristol with my high school band before a band competition the next day. I did the very thing you spoke of= Virginia (l), Tennessee (r), Virginia, Tennessee, ....and said that in my head as I marched!!!! LOL!! Thank you for reminding me, I have another crazy story to tell my kids! Bless you dear, and thank you for the many laughs you give us with each post!😊💗
Every time I watch one of Jeanne's videos it makes me feel great for the rest of the day. I live in Australia and cannot get enough of Jeanne. Wish you were coming here. Barbara
Jeanne is NOT NOT NOT a comic. She is a "humorist" like Will Rogers or Mark Twain. A comic makes you laugh on the outside, and a humorist makes you laugh on the inside ! Jeanne is a fantastic humorist !
I know what you mean. I laugh so hard that I end up with tears running down my face. I laugh so hysterically at her stories, and it takes a lot to make me laugh for real. A deep laugh from my stomach out through my mouth. She's awesome.
I don't know what's wrong with your laugh button sir, but if out loud laughing is what makes her a comic, then she needs to be in some hall of fame. I have just stumbled onto her for the first time tonight, and I have been laughing OUT LOUD so hard that my sides hurt and I have tears streaked down both cheeks! She is HILARIOUS! What was the point of writing something so ugly anyway. You not get enough hugs as a child?
My daddy was a marine. He loved the Marines, but detested our government. He threatened to break our kneecaps if any of us 4 girls joined the service. Smedley Butler was required reading in his home. Still he taught me to have the utmost respect for our service members amd I do. I have to respect people who are willing to put others before themselves.
Love your stories. I am from TX. God bless those of southerners. I am s widow. I rely on your comedy. I hope to dr you in person one day. We are the same age. Thanks for helping my down days since I became a widow. Luv you and ya'lls family.
Diane Waters I have to tell you that in my opinion it is getting CLEANER!!!! I'm 60 now and I've heard everyone from Ron White to George Carlin and Bill Engvall to Jeanne. For some people the profanity works, but for others, they make it just as funny, even more so, without profanity. One I just discovered on "Dry Bar comedy" is Fred Klatt. The man is HILARIOUS!!! Not a single "bad" word in any of his routines that I've heard yet and I've listened to a bunch now.
She makes me laugh on the inside but it bubbles out. My husband, sitting in another room will hear me "cackling" (as he calls it) then knows that I am watching Jeanne!
Jeanne....I saw you a few months ago in Franklin NC with my daughter who is 23 and she had the best time at your show. You are fabulous and I wish we could be neighbors, we would have a blast. Blessings.
Jeanne, I admire you for being Miss North Carolina. But David Crosby said it best. Too often men think the wrapping paper is the present. What's inside is the true present. And you, Ma'am, are a true gift!
Tennessee and Alabama have a shared town, Ardmore. I love all your stories! We all have tales but most can't share them as well as you do. Thank you!!!
We had the same situation in Texarkana, Texas/Arkansas when I was a teenager. State Line ran right through the middle. I suppose it's still the same today.
:-D You ALWAYS make me laugh. I'd love to see you speak in person so I could hear the entire show rather than 5 mins at a time. Thank you for brightening my day(s)!!!
I say it all the time. In an out of uniform. I am 90 percent right usually. I spent my first 40 years as a military child then twice as a wife an a military civilian. Was born in a military hospital and went to all military schools including college so I guess I just can tell a military man. I am proud to have been raised in the military an still think of them to this day as family.
Correct! You can be in the center of State Street, and have one foot in Tennessee and the other foot in Virginia! And the Paramount us a beautiful Art Deco Mayan theatre! I live close to Bristol.
Jeanne, You have brought more joy to my otherwise sad life for the past couple of years. I could probably fill in for you, except for your height and my width! Lol! Here's the thing I learned from this particular video.....you are not nearly as funny to me when you are telling a "funny" from my neck of the woods! Lol!! I live in Kingsport, TN. Can't seem to get a ticket to see you, but someday I hope to. Should I "pass" before I receive this blessing, please send my pound cake UPS. Btw, I'm not a Baptist and can go to Vegas anytime! Bless you, sweet lady.
My brother lived in Bristol on the TN side..one time i visited there was a storm and the power was out in TN and on in VA...my hotel was in TN..silly place i tell you!!!
Texarkana is the same way. They have state there was a time when 1 side was dry and the other was not. The Post Office is smack dab in the middle at the end of the street. There is a great sign showing the line between Texas and Arkansas . My favorite one is when I was pregnant and stood in such a way that I was on one side and my belly was on the other side. I also have a picture standing in the USA and my pregnant belly in Canada. I did serve in the Air Force.
I've heard folks around Bristol say a drunk can walk the yellow line down main st. and get arrested in the state he falls into. If he doesn't fall no state can arrest him cause he's on the line.
I think it's wonderful how the country is showing appreciation for its military in this decade. Would that the nation had been so appreciative of my Korean Conflict cousins, my boyfriends' Vietnam service, and my own military service. I was spit on--yes, spit on--in the deep south while attending a school at Keesler AFB in Mississippi. So, keep thanking the current warriors (like my own son who is a career military member), but keep in mind that there were about 30 years' worth of veterans who served their country equally well and honorably who also endured the vilification and sometimes outright abuse of their fellow citizens.
Shining the Light!--Thank you for the kind words. Just please keep in mind that many in our nation still hold the military in contempt. Right now (Feb of 2018), in SoCal, there is a high school teacher who was recorded telling his classes that the military are "the lowest of the low" among other sentiments. While he is entitled to his personal opinion, the "facts" he fed his impressionable high school students were--and are--completely erroneous. He is currently on paid administrative leave while the district for which he works investigates the incident.
My husband has a scar on his head, while he was a young boy, & waiting in line for his father to come home from the war. Someone threw something sharp at the service men but hit him instead. Almost killed him, because it went in deep.
I live about thirty minutes away from Bristol, in Abingdon, Virginia. Why did no one tell me that one of my favorite comedians was speaking in Bristol? Are you coming back to the Paramount anytime soon? Because I would LOVE to see you!
Would it be at all possible to get her videos in close captions ? There are alot of us who hearing impaired & we will like to really see what she is saying thank you & God bless this women Jeanne
I was out to lunch with a friend and her husband, and this very thing happened. Her husband went over and thanked a man for his service, and he was in camo because he was a hunger. :)
At least ask people what part of the military they are in, before you thank them. I once just HAPPENED to be wearing a brown shirt and green pants, when I went to the store, and some guy thanked me for my service, lol. I didn't even know what to say, because I've never been in the military.
This is not going to be a popular comment: truth rarely is. I served in the military in the 1990s (1st Gulf War), and I can tell you to this day, neither I nor anyone I served with was there out of a sense of patriotic duty: We were there because we were all poor kids with no other opportunity to improve our lives.
I am from the UK and I have been binge-watching Jeannie. I think humorists, or the ability to tell a story in an amusing way, are born, not made. She certainly has the ‘gift of the gab’ as we say here. It demands high intelligence and the ability to see the world through the spectacles of understanding human nature. As a singer and piano player I was invited to sing my songs at a Christian Women’ Aglow meeting. The very name ‘Women’s Aglow’ made me chuckle - as it made me think of that saying ‘Horses sweat, men perspire, but women only glow’. It was my first one hour concert and I was terrified. There was no way I could rehearse or know what to talk about, so I reckoned I would make a long list of songs and just keep on singing them one after the other until my hour was up. So apart from thanking them for inviting me, I launched into three consecutive songs, but then, as I found myself relaxing a bit, I decided to explain the circumstances which led me to write my next song. No one was more astonished than I when I seemed to take off and recount the amusing things that happened - they were in tears with laughter. So I decided to recount another amusing story, then a tragic type story which engendered moist eyes - and suddenly most of my hour had gone. I ended up with a song and that was that. Afterwards I was utterly amazed at people’s reaction - they had laughed and cried and my husband told me he had never seen that side of me, as he said ‘you have an innate ability to communicate with people - I never knew that till now”. I had never known it either. But since then I find myself telling stories based on real life to my grandchildren - and every time I visit they beg for another story. I feel so blessed that God showed me that this was a natural gift from Him. Jeannie is a master of humorous communication, her timing is impeccable and she has the audience in the palm of her hand. Now I must watch what happens with the Baptist’s on their raft trip down the canyon. Love you Jeannie! Jennie xxx
Thank God for people like Jeanne that can find humor just by experiencing it. We love listening to her and the love she has for Left Brain. In a world that right now has little to smile about she brightens the day. Our preacher especially likes Don't Take A Baptist to Las Vegas and the rafting segment. We love them all and can't wait for others to be posted. She is so cute and honest and I wish there were more like her.
So thankful we have these hilarious gems from Jeanne legacy:).
She was amazing! What a great story!
I watch one video a day, before I go to sleep so I always go to bed laughing and have good dreams. Please stay safe and healthy.
What she says is very true about the military...I experienced this on a flight one time...The experience can warm your Heart and give a lump in your throat!!! May GOD protect our Men and Women in every branch of the Military!!!🔺️⬜🔷️🙏🙏🙏
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Jeanne, for the first time, I cried instead of laughing at this. (I did laugh at the end though) My oldest son is a Veteran. He served with the U.S. Army, as a Paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne out of Ft. Bragg, N.C. He was discharged approx. 15 months ago. He had wanted to make the Army a career, but an IED changed that. He is doing well and sometime this weekend we are going to drive to where he, his wife, and our little granddaughter live and not come back home until after Thanksgiving. I am so proud of my son but grateful would be a better word to use because since that time back in 2011, I never knew all that happened that night. Thankfully our daughter-in-law will sit and talk with me. Thank you Jeanne!!
+survivrs I just read your post. Please, please, please thank your son and his family for what they have done for this country. I hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving together. Again, please do tell him there are plenty of us who appreciate what has done for us. Jeanne
JeanneRobertson God bless you Jeanne! I will gladly give him your thanks when we go to visit them just after Christmas for only a few days this time. Thank you so much for your reply Jeanne and I hope you had a blessed Thanksgiving and that you have the same for Christmas.
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I know some time has passed since you spoke of your son, and his sacrifice. If you see this, please thank him for us. ♥️🇺🇸My little brother Brandl was also with the 82nd. He and his wife and son live in Denton, TX, very far from us. I'm so glad you got to spend time with your son and his family.♥️
@@bbredingtonable Bless your heart Bethany, I will gladly tell him thanks from you. Please pass on OUR thanks to him as well as your entire family for the sacrifice you all made. I learned during our son's time deployed to Afghanistan just how much families sacrifice during that time. I never went to bed without my cellphone by my ear. He is doing well, and for 2 years now, he's been taking wounded veterans duck/goose hunting on weekends during the season in fall and winter. He was nominated by 3 different groups for all he does for his fellow wounded vets, and a couple of weeks ago, he was awarded the cutest little black lab puppy, and his name is "Remi". In pictures, he looks more charcoal gray than black, but either way he is so cute. With the COVID virus, my having back surgery 10 days ago and our younger son having a repeat surgery on his leg next week that the femur was shattered back in November just 3 days before Thanksgiving but it's not healing right so next week, he will have all of the hardware removed and a bigger rod and new screws put in place, possibly a plate in there as well. I was hoping he would have some time that he could go with us on a trip to Tulsa for a few weeks because he was only back to 4 hours light duty work for a couple of months before his surgeon realized that 2 screws had broken and the bone was not healing together like it should have been. If it's not one of our kids, it's the other. It seems like our 2 granddaughters are doing great though and I miss them so much too. Good luck and God's blessings to you, your brother, and your family that you all stay safe from this COVID mess. It's pretty scary and we are doing everything we can to stay safe. Thanks for reading my book, y'all are in my prayers!!!!
in the early 70's, I marched down State St. in Bristol with my high school band before a band competition the next day. I did the very thing you spoke of= Virginia (l), Tennessee (r), Virginia, Tennessee, ....and said that in my head as I marched!!!! LOL!! Thank you for reminding me, I have another crazy story to tell my kids! Bless you dear, and thank you for the many laughs you give us with each post!😊💗
Bj Palmer I did the same thing from 1973 through 1976!
I love her sense of humor and delivery
Every time I watch one of Jeanne's videos it makes me feel great for the rest of the day. I live in Australia and cannot get enough of Jeanne. Wish you were coming here. Barbara
I love this Lady and accent . I’m from Texas but when I listen to her for awhile I start speaking like a southerner . Love her 💕
Jeanne is NOT NOT NOT a comic. She is a "humorist" like Will Rogers or Mark Twain. A comic makes you laugh on the outside, and a humorist makes you laugh on the inside ! Jeanne is a fantastic humorist !
+RAY WATSON Wow! Thanks Ray. All I'm doing is telling what I see and hear. Matter of what we look for. (Ending sending in a preposition.:) ) Jeanne
I know what you mean. I laugh so hard that I end up with tears running down my face. I laugh so hysterically at her stories, and it takes a lot to make me laugh for real. A deep laugh from my stomach out through my mouth. She's awesome.
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I don't know what's wrong with your laugh button sir, but if out loud laughing is what makes her a comic, then she needs to be in some hall of fame. I have just stumbled onto her for the first time tonight, and I have been laughing OUT LOUD so hard that my sides hurt and I have tears streaked down both cheeks! She is HILARIOUS! What was the point of writing something so ugly anyway. You not get enough hugs as a child?
Diane Waters I think you misunderstood. I'm pretty sure he meant that as a compliment.
My daddy was a marine. He loved the Marines, but detested our government. He threatened to break our kneecaps if any of us 4 girls joined the service. Smedley Butler was required reading in his home. Still he taught me to have the utmost respect for our service members amd I do. I have to respect people who are willing to put others before themselves.
I'm from Bristol TN. This is great! Thank you!
Relatable stories, building relationships. Love her humor and stories.
Love your stories. I am from TX. God bless those of southerners. I am s widow. I rely on your comedy. I hope to dr you in person one day. We are the same age. Thanks for helping my down days since I became a widow. Luv you and ya'lls family.
I LOVE YOUR HUMOR! Thank you for keeping it clean and making me cry laughing! Clean humor is becoming a scarcity these days.
So true. I can feel good about sharing her with my parents
Diane Waters I have to tell you that in my opinion it is getting CLEANER!!!! I'm 60 now and I've heard everyone from Ron White to George Carlin and Bill Engvall to Jeanne. For some people the profanity works, but for others, they make it just as funny, even more so, without profanity. One I just discovered on "Dry Bar comedy" is Fred Klatt. The man is HILARIOUS!!! Not a single "bad" word in any of his routines that I've heard yet and I've listened to a bunch now.
@@survivrs It's very sad to hear of Jeanne passing. I just recently found out about her and just found out about Jerry's passing. Praying for family
She makes me laugh on the inside but it bubbles out. My husband, sitting in another room will hear me "cackling" (as he calls it) then knows that I am watching Jeanne!
Jeanne, if ever I'm feeling "down," I just put on one of your videos on RUclips and before long, I'm laughing again. Thanks, Jeanne.
I absolutely love your humor, I so enjoy listening to you. Love you
AWWW Yes. Thank You to our Military men and women who serve our country. BLESSINGS Beautiful Lady 😇
Thank you for recognizing women Veterans. I enlisted in 1980 when women Vets were not so common!
God bless you, sister. I enlisted in the late 90s. Female veterans were much more common then, but civilians didn't seem to be aware of us yet.
Thank You for Your Service Ma'am.. You are very much Appreciated.. My mom was in the Army in the early 80s and retired in 99'..
Thank you so much for being a trail blazer! 👍❤️🥰😁🙏🏼🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👏👏👏👏
God bless you and thank you for your service to our country.
Thank you for your service !
Jeanne....I saw you a few months ago in Franklin NC with my daughter who is 23 and she had the best time at your show. You are fabulous and I wish we could be neighbors, we would have a blast. Blessings.
Jeanne, I admire you for being Miss North Carolina. But David Crosby said it best. Too often men think the wrapping paper is the present. What's inside is the true present. And you, Ma'am, are a true gift!
What you said was really beautiful!
You are amazing Jeanne! Your stories are uplifting!
Tennessee and Alabama have a shared town, Ardmore. I love all your stories! We all have tales but most can't share them as well as you do. Thank you!!!
Its so refreshing to find somebody who makes me laugh so hard without using foul language or vulgar subject matter
Your acknowledgement is certainly a Christmas present, so special to me. Merry Christmas left and right!
This female vet loved it!!!
We had the same situation in Texarkana, Texas/Arkansas when I was a teenager. State Line ran right through the middle. I suppose it's still the same today.
It is! State Line still runs right down the center.
Favorite comedian of all time! 🤣💖😂💕🤣💓😂💗🤣💝🤗
:-D You ALWAYS make me laugh. I'd love to see you speak in person so I could hear the entire show rather than 5 mins at a time. Thank you for brightening my day(s)!!!
OMG. ..I love your humor!!!
My boys 22. 18. 20. Will stop and give this greeting to any military soldier they can.
Perfect timing for Veterans' Day next week. Remember to THANK THEM when you see them. Know the difference between military personnel and ....
I had not seen this video yet, thank you!
I am a female Desert Storm Navy veteran. Thank you!
I would like to thank Jeanne for posting more clips. Pi
This one was really good, Jeanne! Thank you very much! Funny as usual, dear!
Love you Jeanne
Thanks for the video
I love it!
I thanked a student in the Rotc 2 days ago...it he was still happy for the thank you 😉
I say it all the time. In an out of uniform. I am 90 percent right usually. I spent my first 40 years as a military child then twice as a wife an a military civilian. Was born in a military hospital and went to all military schools including college so I guess I just can tell a military man. I am proud to have been raised in the military an still think of them to this day as family.
Correct! You can be in the center of State Street, and have one foot in Tennessee and the other foot in Virginia! And the Paramount us a beautiful Art Deco Mayan theatre! I live close to Bristol.
I thank them all for serving.
Jeanne, You have brought more joy to my otherwise sad life for the past couple of years. I could probably fill in for you, except for your height and my width! Lol! Here's the thing I learned from this particular video.....you are not nearly as funny to me when you are telling a "funny" from my neck of the woods! Lol!! I live in Kingsport, TN. Can't seem to get a ticket to see you, but someday I hope to. Should I "pass" before I receive this blessing, please send my pound cake UPS. Btw, I'm not a Baptist and can go to Vegas anytime! Bless you, sweet lady.
My brother lived in Bristol on the TN side..one time i visited there was a storm and the power was out in TN and on in VA...my hotel was in TN..silly place i tell you!!!
Dear Jeanne, you are amazing as a person and as a perception-ist! Starting to use humor more!
Texarkana is the same way. They have state there was a time when 1 side was dry and the other was not. The Post Office is smack dab in the middle at the end of the street. There is a great sign showing the line between Texas and Arkansas . My favorite one is when I was pregnant and stood in such a way that I was on one side and my belly was on the other side. I also have a picture standing in the USA and my pregnant belly in Canada. I did serve in the Air Force.
+Kelly Justus Thank you for your service !
Kelly Justus 12/01/2016 POS W/D: #376974 POS SHELL Service Station 120116132200 COCKEYSVILLE MD -$24.04 $1,147.57
My dog is looking at my funny again. She's really starting to worry about me. Lol.
Love love love your comedy! Do you ever come to Houston? Would love to come to one of your shows!
I would as well! I'm in Houston also
Always so funny!
Too funny.😁🤣😁🤣
I've heard folks around Bristol say a drunk can walk the yellow line down main st. and get arrested in the state he falls into. If he doesn't fall no state can arrest him cause he's on the line.
+Linda Baker Hilarious. Thanks, Linda. Whichever state, great city. Keep laughing! j
I think it's wonderful how the country is showing appreciation for its military in this decade. Would that the nation had been so appreciative of my Korean Conflict cousins, my boyfriends' Vietnam service, and my own military service. I was spit on--yes, spit on--in the deep south while attending a school at Keesler AFB in Mississippi. So, keep thanking the current warriors (like my own son who is a career military member), but keep in mind that there were about 30 years' worth of veterans who served their country equally well and honorably who also endured the vilification and sometimes outright abuse of their fellow citizens.
One MercilessMing. I am so sorry to hear you wrre disrespected. Please know we do appreciate the sacrifices. God bless you.
Shining the Light!--Thank you for the kind words. Just please keep in mind that many in our nation still hold the military in contempt. Right now (Feb of 2018), in SoCal, there is a high school teacher who was recorded telling his classes that the military are "the lowest of the low" among other sentiments. While he is entitled to his personal opinion, the "facts" he fed his impressionable high school students were--and are--completely erroneous. He is currently on paid administrative leave while the district for which he works investigates the incident.
I am aware. I am in San Diego. Thank you for your service.
My husband has a scar on his head, while he was a young boy, & waiting in line for his father to come home from the war. Someone threw something sharp at the service men but hit him instead. Almost killed him, because it went in deep.
How many generations of southern women does she have in her family to get that beautiful accent???lol...🤩
I live about thirty minutes away from Bristol, in Abingdon, Virginia. Why did no one tell me that one of my favorite comedians was speaking in Bristol? Are you coming back to the Paramount anytime soon? Because I would LOVE to see you!
Kathryn Large So would I, living in Glade Spring, VA!
Would it be at all possible to get her videos in close captions ? There are alot of us who hearing impaired & we will like to really see what she is saying thank you & God bless this women Jeanne
Not sure if you received any help by now but if you are watching her videos on RUclips, there is a closed caption option.
You are so so funny
Please show jeanne visiting the doctor.
We love you. Hawaii waianae
I love you. you are so funny
I was out to lunch with a friend and her husband, and this very thing happened. Her husband went over and thanked a man for his service, and he was in camo because he was a hunger. :)
Funny!
Too funny.
😂😂😂😂😂
LOL - I might have done that! :D
the lighting there was terrible
Sorry it should read jeanne's family.Pi
At least ask people what part of the military they are in, before you thank them. I once just HAPPENED to be wearing a brown shirt and green pants, when I went to the store, and some guy thanked me for my service, lol. I didn't even know what to say, because I've never been in the military.
This is not going to be a popular comment: truth rarely is. I served in the military in the 1990s (1st Gulf War), and I can tell you to this day, neither I nor anyone I served with was there out of a sense of patriotic duty: We were there because we were all poor kids with no other opportunity to improve our lives.
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Never salute a trophy hunter but you can trip them off when they're sighting a doorway hallway public walkway or place to sit.
Jeannie's silly hilly billy Philly...
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Cause they're looking to kill something and I'd rather that something be anyone in their entourage.