That's how I always did it.
That's what I figured.
I figured there'd be six-guns and bigger hats involved. I guess times change.
"I figured there'd be six-guns and bigger hats involved. I guess times change."Silly man! How is a hawk supposed to carry a six-gun? It's not like it's a coconut, Yano.0>;~}
He's an overblown, two-bit, copy cat. This is how Texas law is done for years. Brief, to the point, and efficient.Eric Hines
Silly man! How is a hawk supposed to carry a six-gun?Well, he could grip it by the barrel, I suppose.In any case, I would also have expected rope to be involved, somewhere.
I had no idea Texas law was so entertaining.
Two hawks could suspend it along a length of creeper.
What, under the dorsal guiding feathers?
Andrew Jackson used to fight duels when he was losing a legal argument. The combination of "lawyer" with "duelist" was interesting, much like Doc Holliday's combination of gunfighter, gambler, and dentist.
In Scandinavia, they use the word "texas" to mean crazy. I now begin to see why.
That's how I always did it.
ReplyDeleteThat's what I figured.
ReplyDeleteI figured there'd be six-guns and bigger hats involved. I guess times change.
ReplyDelete"I figured there'd be six-guns and bigger hats involved. I guess times change."
ReplyDeleteSilly man! How is a hawk supposed to carry a six-gun? It's not like it's a coconut, Yano.
0>;~}
He's an overblown, two-bit, copy cat.
ReplyDeleteThis is how Texas law is done for years. Brief, to the point, and efficient.
Eric Hines
Silly man! How is a hawk supposed to carry a six-gun?
ReplyDeleteWell, he could grip it by the barrel, I suppose.
In any case, I would also have expected rope to be involved, somewhere.
I had no idea Texas law was so entertaining.
ReplyDeleteTwo hawks could suspend it along a length of creeper.
ReplyDeleteWhat, under the dorsal guiding feathers?
ReplyDeleteAndrew Jackson used to fight duels when he was losing a legal argument. The combination of "lawyer" with "duelist" was interesting, much like Doc Holliday's combination of gunfighter, gambler, and dentist.
ReplyDeleteIn Scandinavia, they use the word "texas" to mean crazy. I now begin to see why.
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