Many years ago I worked with a guy named Mike Murphy. At the time, he was pretty high up in the ranks of an organization called A.L. Williams....now known as Primerica. He told me a story about Chuck Norris that I always remembered.
Mike said he was on an airplane going somewhere once and he met Chuck Norris. They got into a conversation and Mike mentioned to Chuck that he enjoyed his movies but 'weren't some of them a little cheesy?'
Chuck said yeah, they were, but they paid the bills.
That simply illustrated that Chuck was a working man just like everybody else.
Since that time, I don't know if you've seen any of the ads or not, but Chuck Norris has emerged as a soci0-political figure somewhat along the lines of Charlton Heston although to a much lesser degree. He's done some 'drill here-drill now' ads, some anti Nancy Pelosi ads, and things like that.
He also writes columns in an e-magazine called Human Events. That's the same publication that Ann Coulter and Pat Buchanan write in. Today I found this very heartwarming story about a brief encounter Chuck and his family had with a homeless person. It sorta goes to show that Chuck isn't always kicking bad guys' asses but so he also has a kinder, more humanitarian side.
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