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OT, but I really like the name Ladybird for a silly reason - it's the name of Hank Hill's dog. Whenever I hear it I think of her and smile. That's right, the th
by stronglikedan 1y ago
OT, but I really like the name Ladybird for a silly reason - it's the name of Hank Hill's dog. Whenever I hear it I think of her and smile. That's right, the thought of a cartoon dog makes me happy. I told you it was silly.
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- tonyedgecombe 1y agoIn the UK a ladybird is what Americans call a ladybug.
- beepbooptheory 1y agoWell and knowing Hank, the dog is surely named after Lady Bird Johnson. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lady_Bird_Johnson https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lady_Bird_Johnson
- dylan604 1y agoYou seem to totally be overlooking who Hank was paying homage to with that name. Thanks to Ladybird, spring time in Texas provides a colorful palette of wildflowers, especially the bluebonnet, to travelers along the highways.
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- dylan604 1y agostupid bot replies are not welcome.
- singlepaynews 1y agoI'm impressed, how did you determine it was a botcomment?
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- lioeters 1y agoI heard the story of Lady Bird Johnson and the bluebonnets on a sunny spring day, on a passenger seat of a pickup truck driving through the Hill Country, among endless fields and hills covered in wildflowers. We were probably listening to Merle Haggard or Willie Nelson, one of them outlaw country boys. That's how I know America the Beautiful does exist, though it may be hard to believe from the darkness that covers the land today.