
For those who share my guilty pleasure...
Dog the Bounty Hunter. The show has been reinstated and new episodes premiere July 16 on A&E. I just watched a rerun that I had not seen, with some kids from Make-A-Wish...cried like a baby. Whenever I feel inclined to make a judgment about someone based on their appearance, I think about Dog.
Dogisms found
Here"There's hope- a miracle happened to me."
"At the end of the criminal rainbow- there is no pot of gold."
"When you break someone down- make sure you always raise them up higher than they were before."
"If you love them and their addicted - you've got to do something about it. You have to show them tough love."
"#1 you never hit a women. #2- you never hit a pregnant woman."
"Almost 30 years ago when the warden said do something with your life- you must become a productive member of society- this is what he meant."
"Anybody- everybody can make a mistake."
"We got to arrest them and fix them."
"When mercy is shown- mercy is given."
"My grandfather would say they're all helpable if they wake up this side of the dirt."
"In the bible it says- by your fruits you are known. In this world- fruits means your record."
"I say to all fathers - be as good as you can be- because your sons and daughters will follow in your footsteps."
"In 1979 Texas Department of Corrections let me loose and they said you know what - go be a productive member of society. I said what? Here is 200 dollars for 18 months making all those big rocks little rocks. Texas was hell back in the seventies- now go do something with your life. I walked out- there is a big clock in the Texas penitentiary and it said high noonsville. I flipped it the bird and cashed my check and away in life I went. Everywhere I went for a job they said what did you do in your past- I said - will discuss. Have you ever been convicted of a felony? I said will discuss. My own father said - you can't get a drivers license, you can't vote, you might as well burn your birth certificate. I had one person that thought I could be something - that was my mother. My mother was part ________ Indian. She said- no matter what son- the sun rises on you. I ain't nothing special- I'm five foot seven soaking wet I'm 200 pounds. What I had was heart and faith and I said I'm going to do this for every convict alive and I'm going to make sure the world knows just because we fell one time doesn't mean we can't get up and let out light shine."
"If you get a goal in your mind- go for it- you're not in hell yet, you can still make collect calls, you can still talk to your old lady, you can still have children and you can still love and be loved."