Grandpa Jones: A Legend.

John_PA · Feb 22, 2012

Grandpa Jones was holding a pig up to an apple tree so the pig could eat the apples off the tree. A man stops and says, "Grandpa, isn't that a big waste of time?" Grandpa Jones replies, "What is time to a pig?"

Corny, but, it fits my life so well!

I thought someone else might get a kick out of this as well.

Old Roy · Feb 22, 2012

Old grand pa started his image at about 22 years old
looking like this

and later like this

teachingscience · Feb 22, 2012

Grandpa used to have a theater in my home town in Arkansas. I worked in the True Value store and he would come in once in a while to shop. Didn"t look like him in normal clothes LOL. Very nice gentleman though. Was always polite and curtious.

Goose · Feb 22, 2012

I went to the Opry in Nashville in 1954. Years later on Hee Haw he hadn't changed a bit.

Old Roy · Feb 22, 2012

We used to have a campground near here that had different many country bands in on the weekends."Paradise Park" they called it.
I got to see Grandpa and his buddy String Bean a year before String and his wife was murdered.

tn terry t · Feb 22, 2012

Louis Marshall Jones has a great nephew named phillip stienmetz who carries on the ole time music so if yall like grandpa jones check him out

Riverslim · Mar 17, 2012

went to see him in 1968 in Sullivan, IL. He opened for Sonny James and Tammy Wynette. I was underwhelmed when he came out, just one old man, carrying a banjo in one hand and a guitar in the other hand. He flat out made that crownd fall in love with him. I've been a huge fan ever since.

Grandpa Jones: A Legend.

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