Do you like Huey Lewis and the News?

[Ned Hamford]

http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/e3662085fb/american-psycho-with-huey-lewis-and-weird-al?playlist=featured_videos


Great American Psycho Parody.  I... I just had to share it.  Very well executed.   

[brimic]

I have to watch it when I get home, anything with Weird Al is worth my time.

I actually got to see a Huey Lewis concert a few years ago- it was excellent.

[gunsmith]

at the time I was not a big fan, now I think they were pretty good.

[41magsnub]

Not a fan of Huey Lewis due to his antics regarding a public waterway passing through his property nearby.

[Lee]

I saw him at a free 4th of July concert a few years ago. They were amazingly good. I was never a huge fan either until then.

[gunsmith]

Not a fan of Huey Lewis due to his antics regarding a public waterway passing through his property nearby.

never heard about this, elaborate?

[Ned Hamford]

never heard about this, elaborate?

Montana has a free waterway access law; travel and recreation, fishing and all.  Some waterways are glorified draining/irrigation ditches; made fancy by some millionaires that purchased nice homes alongside ranches and wanted their own piece of the river.  Grand plans of private fish hatcheries and river renewal were launched.  There was great surprise to said folks when the locals started showing up on their land as if they owned it.  Greater surprise was had when going up each level of the courts with improved fancy ditches are private was overturned by the state highest; the final ruling of public right won. 

[41magsnub]

What Ned said.  One of the really galling tactics Huey did was this:  In MT you cannot hunt over a feeder.  Specifically you cannot within X feet of a feeder (I forget the exact number).  He placed grain feeders all along the public waterway, yet on his property, so nobody could legally hunt water fowl.  Clever...  but dick move.

[slugcatcher]

It sounds as if he wanted some privacy.  I can't blame him for that.  It also sounds like he needs to move to another state.

[Ned Hamford]

What Ned said.  One of the really galling tactics Huey did was this:  In MT you cannot hunt over a feeder.  Specifically you cannot within X feet of a feeder (I forget the exact number).  He placed grain feeders all along the public waterway, yet on his property, so nobody could legally hunt water fowl.  Clever...  but dick move.

  

I do get a kick out of lawful evil.