I’m going to start using that line whenever the chips and queso aren’t on point

Full disclosure, but the great @texashistoryl.bsky.social provided me with the quote. Michael is the man when it comes to Goodnight and all things Texas history.

Thanks!

1) Maybe not my favorite of all time, but I thoroughly enjoyed Jesse James: Last Rebel of the Civil War by @tj-stiles.bsky.social

2) Young Guns 2 or Jeremiah Johnson

3) Fried backstrap

Great book, I just re-read it recently.

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Billy never robbed any banks.

lol no he wasn’t.

If you don’t mind me asking, what evidence do you find the most convincing?

It’s so good.

Quite possibly the dumbest elected official in all of the United States and that’s saying something.

Thanks for the $75 discount @james.crid.land 🙏

Woah, Jim Beckwourth, Little Wolf, AND Cattle Kate? I’m intrigued. Ordering a copy now.

Thoughts and prayers

Thanks Paula

Here’s to world domination 🍻

Reality has become a mere suggestion

Mike Johnson looks like a corrupt prison warden who forces inmates to help embezzle and launder money and transfer it into various accounts, all the while hiding his nefarious and self serving deeds behind a well-worn Bible.

In color

"...Straub, a rancher on Elm Creek, received the gift and held on to the jacket until loaning it to Ed Hanschka for the inauguration in 1905."

It also says "The coat was made for family friend, William Straub, in the 1880s by the Lakota wife of Narcisse Narcelle. Narcisse was the son of prominent fur trapper and trader, Paul Narcelle, whom was employed by the American Fur Company at Ft. Pierre..."

Image Courtesy of the Minnilusa Historical Association Collection at the Journey Museum and Learning Center.

Photos of "Bullock's Cowboys."

Hey @davidlambertart.bsky.social thought you might like number 14's shirt & jacket. The caption states: "Ed Hanschka (14) poses in the Beaded Buckskin and Beaver Hide Jacket with the rest of Seth Bullock’s Cowboys.

It’s interesting reading the journals of Lewis & Clark, or even journals of fur trappers, and learning how often even the Indigenous went thru starving times.

Roots, berries, fish, nuts, etc were all staples. This bro-history idea that all they survived on was elk & buffalo steaks is mostly false.

if you disagree with me you're wrong and should feel bad

I dunno. I was fork lift certified at 18 but all I managed to do was get a girl pregnant.

These people could get sooooo much done if they could only grow a spine

Not too far north of Tarrant county is where the Gainesville hanging occurred in 1862. Done things never change.

“I never killed a man”

Good stuff. I do pretty much the same, only I use a de-esser and I add EQ after compression (not really sure why).