You tell that author that I'm coming! And HELL'S COMING WITH ME!!!
Oh and one more thing...
Fill your hands, you son of a bitch!!
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You tell that author that I'm coming! And HELL'S COMING WITH ME!!!
Oh and one more thing...
Fill your hands, you son of a bitch!!
A saucy line will not get you far with me, sir. I care not to remonstrate this matter further for I do not have the strength nor the inclination to bandy words with a drunkard.I simply cannot justify or concede such an egregious affront to my honor. I'd say I would see you at high noon on Saturday to settle this with a duel, but I have plans at that time.
I have actually neither read the novel. I may need to do that!
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Fair enough
Need to turn our focus and vengeance toward our cowardly neighbors to the east.
JFC, What’s your second favorite western, Young Guns?
mthoopsfan
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So, did the mods do some house-cleaning? Maybe a lot?
Listen, you call me a drunkard, I am going to post that clip and then take a shot to try to get over the insult....
Does My Little Pony count as a Western?
Actual answer is the The Assassination of Jesse James for number two. I'm not actually a Western films, guy. I did wayyyyyyyy too much reading about the period, but I didn't really get into old John Wayne or anything.
Next time you’re in Boise I’ll host a movie marathon. True Grit (1969), True Grit {2010}, and Unforgiven.
I’m sure you’ll end up with a new appreciation for them.
What is your address? I want to know where to avoid......Next time you’re in Boise I’ll host a movie marathon. True Grit (1969), True Grit {2010}, and Unforgiven.
I’m sure you’ll end up with a new appreciation for them.
Not a bad list. I'll host one too, I'll go with high plains drifter, once upon a time in the west and the good, bad and the ugly.Next time you’re in Boise I’ll host a movie marathon. True Grit (1969), True Grit {2010}, and Unforgiven.
I’m sure you’ll end up with a new appreciation for them.
I'll need your address, also. See above.
0-4Hauck
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My dad always watches old westerns on the Grit channel, is that a real channel, I think it is. I like some like Tombstone and Silverado Kevin Costner is cute in anything. The new True Grit is better than the old oneNext time you’re in Boise I’ll host a movie marathon. True Grit (1969), True Grit {2010}, and Unforgiven.
I’m sure you’ll end up with a new appreciation for them.
bobcatfan123
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What about the lonesome dove series? I’d say also dances with wolves was amazing
mthoopsfan
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I'll be in Boise on Tuesday.Next time you’re in Boise I’ll host a movie marathon. True Grit (1969), True Grit {2010}, and Unforgiven.
I’m sure you’ll end up with a new appreciation for them.
If you get the chance check out The Avery, Hoops. The chef earned a Michelin Star at a former restaurant in Brooklyn. Great food and a solid wine list.
Behind the plate: How a Michelin Star chef plotted and plated his way from Boise to New York — and back
There is a historic treasure on Main Street. There, between 10th and 11th, stands one of the city's oldest and most iconic buildings. First a hotel, then a raucous nightclub,
Epi’s is still my favorite restaurant in the valley. Great Basque food.
