We need more collusion around here (Page 6): Are there any people who disagree with and and Obama who are not racists ?

son of witless

tdsrnest wrote:

Go dig in you're garden Archie that way you don't have show you're racist side. That's why I say it's okay to be a racist. Since Trump came on the seen with his birtherism it brought people such as yourself out from under a rock.

Are there any people who disagree with and and Obama who are not racists ?

Big Bass

tdsrnest wrote:

Go dig in you're garden Archie that way you don't have show you're racist side. That's why I say it's okay to be a racist. Since Trump came on the seen with his birtherism it brought people such as yourself out from under a rock.

Hey, ghetto maggot! You are the racist!

TexaCan Loc: Homeward Bound!

slatten49 wrote:

Technically, since Texians were the Texas/Mexican citizens during the time of our rebellion against Santa Anna, only you are old enough to qualify as a Texian. From the urban dictionary, 'Texican: A person living in Texas during the time of the Republic of Texas.' Being the whippersnapper that I am, as a citizen of the U.S.A., I proudly call myself a Texan.

I got the idea to use Texacan from one of my favorite movies, "Quigley Down Under". When the star crazy-lady Laura San Giacomo and Tom Selleck (he makes the Best Cowboy) is riding in the wagon to the ranch, he asks her where she is from, and she proudly proclaims that she is a Texacan!!! I wouldn't bet a $100 dollar bill on 100% factual 'little' details! It's been many years since I watched it! OR! Perhaps I just look young for my age???

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

TexaCan wrote:

I got the idea to use Texacan from one of my favorite movies, "Quigley Down Under". When the star crazy-lady Laura San Giacomo and Tom Selleck (he makes the Best Cowboy) is riding in the wagon to the ranch, he asks her where she is from, and she proudly proclaims that she is a Texacan!!! I wouldn't bet a $100 dollar bill on 100% factual 'little' details! It's been many years since I watched it! OR! Perhaps I just look young for my age???

That was/is one of my favorite Selleck movies. I especially liked him in his western movies.

peter11937 Loc: NYS

TexaCan wrote:

I got the idea to use Texacan from one of my favorite movies, "Quigley Down Under". When the star crazy-lady Laura San Giacomo and Tom Selleck (he makes the Best Cowboy) is riding in the wagon to the ranch, he asks her where she is from, and she proudly proclaims that she is a Texacan!!! I wouldn't bet a $100 dollar bill on 100% factual 'little' details! It's been many years since I watched it! OR! Perhaps I just look young for my age???

That was among his best movies.....

TexaCan Loc: Homeward Bound!

tdsrnest wrote:

Go dig in you're garden Archie that way you don't have show you're racist side. That's why I say it's okay to be a racist. Since Trump came on the seen with his birtherism it brought people such as yourself out from under a rock.

No, Obama woke us up and Hillary brought us out from under the rock and we won't be going back! So live with it! We like being in charge. New construction is absolutely exploding here in Texas, now it's going to get hard to keep up with the demand of goods because the areas of devastation will come first, AS it must! So you're (notice you're =you are) going to have to find a way to spend some quality time while the sitting President is a Republican.

Did you ever notice when you're in a group of people having a conversation, that ever once in awhile a person will look at the person next to him and roll his eyes??? Would you like to know why?

TexaCan Loc: Homeward Bound!

PoppaGringo wrote:

That was/is one of my favorite Selleck movies. I especially liked him in his western movies.

He looks like he was born in the saddle!!! You know in my dreams, I'm still young! AND!! Good night, Irene!!!😍😍😍😍😍

TexaCan Loc: Homeward Bound!

peter11937 wrote:

That was among his best movies.....

I also liked "The Shadow Riders" with my other favorite cowboy movie star Sam Elliott and Tom!

PoppaGringo Loc: Muslim City, Mexifornia, B.R.

TexaCan wrote:

I also liked "The Shadow Riders" with my other favorite cowboy movie star Sam Elliott and Tom!

Yes, I liked that one, but even more was one with Glenn Ford where he and Ford vied for the job of sheriff. The name escapes me at the moment. If Boot reads this he will know the name.

padremike Loc: Phenix City, Al

PoppaGringo wrote:

Yes, I liked that one, but even more was one with Glenn Ford where he and Ford vied for the job of sheriff. The name escapes me at the moment. If Boot reads this he will know the name.

A little known fact about Glen Ford is that he was voted the best horseman of all the Western stars of his time. Now that you know this you'll see how easy he sits a saddle the next time you watch one of his Western movies.

peter11937 Loc: NYS

padremike wrote:

A little known fact about Glen Ford is that he was voted the best horseman of all the Western stars of his time. Now that you know this you'll see how easy he sits a saddle the next time you watch one of his Western movies.

Roy Rogers was no slouch in the saddle, and a damned good skeet shooter too.

padremike Loc: Phenix City, Al

peter11937 wrote:

Roy Rogers was no slouch in the saddle, and a damned good skeet shooter too.

Durn Yankee shooting skeeters. Down south we just swat them.

peter11937 Loc: NYS

padremike wrote:

Durn Yankee shooting skeeters. Down south we just swat them.

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

padremike wrote:

Durn Yankee shooting skeeters. Down south we just swat them.

Hey, heyyyy, heyyyyyyy~~ whatchu talken bout there, Mister????

TexaCan Loc: Homeward Bound!

PoppaGringo wrote:

Yes, I liked that one, but even more was one with Glenn Ford where he and Ford vied for the job of sheriff. The name escapes me at the moment. If Boot reads this he will know the name.

Several years ago the 'Old West Museum' in Mexia, Texas auctioned everything! It was absolutely amazing. They had representatives from all over the US to bid on the items. We were only able to get a couple of items..... way over our pay grade!!! We got a poster of the movie "King of the Bullwhip" starring Lash LaRue and Jack Holt. It was signed "To Jim Harrison of the Old West Museum " by Lash LaRue. That was before my time, but my Mom was impressed!! The other poster was even older! It was from a play in NY, "The girl of the Golden West"
Two years at the Belasco Theatre New York
That's the way that 'theatre' was spelled on the poster! The auction was amazing if you were a history buff and loved the 'cowboy days'.