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Ha haThe way it is now, they want to touch it. I like that better!
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A man’s gotta have a Plan B for those slow nights!
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Ha haThe way it is now, they want to touch it. I like that better!
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Ha ha
A man’s gotta have a Plan B for those slow nights!
B
I have a tooled leather collar piece with a concho, I guess you would call it a tie. I need to take a pic I guess. I haven't worn it in a long time for the same reason DD mentioned.Hey, Dd when are you gonna make a hand tooled leather tie? I like that one.
I get that too. Got a bad cold passed to me once from it too. I get requests to be in pics & never know how to handle that, since I don't have any control on how they get used.The way it is now, they want to touch it. I like that better!
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I have a tooled leather collar piece with a concho, I guess you would call it a tie. I need to take a pic I guess. I haven't worn it in a long time for the same reason DD mentioned.
Exactly! I liked it because I could leave the collar unbuttoned behind it.Is it a bulldogger tie, HJ? Kenney Vaughan wears them.
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You have elastic that goes around your neck.Is it a bulldogger tie, HJ? Kenney Vaughan wears them.
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Buck and Dangerous Don wore them.Is it a bulldogger tie, HJ? Kenney Vaughan wears them.
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Like Doc Holliday, he died of TB.Bluford Duck, "Blue Duck" (1859 - 1895)
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As played by Frederic Forrest in Lonesome Dove.
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I remembered that he was paroled due to health & died shortly after. He's buried in Catoosa, outside of Tulsa & I've been to his grave.Like Doc Holliday, he died of TB.
Fort Worth billionaire Ed Bass.
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Apparently Mr. Bass doesn't like hat feathers or pocket squares.
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Off topic, but the reputed killer of Belle Starr was Edgar Watson, who originally came from my Williams' family area of Edgefield, SC. Watson was acquitted, moved to the Everglades and started a sugar plantation on Chatham Bend. Many unsolved murders and disappearances occurred which were ascribed to Watson. He was eventually killed by a posse of his neighbors in Chokoluskee after the Hurricane of 1910. He was known to wear a wide-brim black Stetson at all times.I remembered that he was paroled due to health & died shortly after. He's buried in Catoosa, outside of Tulsa & I've been to his grave.
Belle Star is buried SE of Tulsa at her cabin site outside a small town but I don't recall the name without seeing a map. Starts with the letter "P" I think.
Interesting because Watson had already been accused of murder when he came to Oklahoma. Her murder is still unsolved. I always wondered about her last husband Sam Starr. Little was ever said about where he was that night; he was not with her.Off topic, but the reputed killer of Belle Starr was Edgar Watson, who originally came from my Williams' family area of Edgefield, SC. Watson was acquitted, moved to the Everglades and started a sugar plantation on Chatham Bend. Many unsolved murders and disappearances occurred which were ascribed to Watson. He was eventually killed by a posse of his neighbors in Chokoluskee after the Hurricane of 1910. He was known to wear a wide-brim black Stetson at all times.
Hey Perry, in case you didn't know she was born & raised in Carthage, MO where her parents were hoteliers. As a child she worked in their hotel. The original bldg is long gone & the whole block has been changed.Off topic, but the reputed killer of Belle Starr was Edgar Watson, who originally came from my Williams' family area of Edgefield, SC. Watson was acquitted, moved to the Everglades and started a sugar plantation on Chatham Bend. Many unsolved murders and disappearances occurred which were ascribed to Watson. He was eventually killed by a posse of his neighbors in Chokoluskee after the Hurricane of 1910. He was known to wear a wide-brim black Stetson at all times.