Will Kane

May da schvawtz be wit yew!

Just a little Hollywood Old West trivia. An El Tigre 92 was the stunt double for Lucas McCain's Winchester 92 in The Rifleman.

As I recall, Chester, Festus and Quint Asper all appeared together in one or two Gunsmoke episodes. Also, in his very first appearance, Festus wasn't the loveable, loyal sidekick he eventually turned into.

2.5, 5.0, 10.0, 15.0 & 20.0 Mhz. on your shortwave radio dial, or 303-499-7111 on your telephone or https://www.time.gov/ on your computer.

Beeep!

Blanket hanging over the back of the couch = the unseen shovel Matt Dillon had to bury people out on the Kansas plains = Lucas McCain’s 44-40 that didn’t require reloading = Clark Kent taking off his glasses and no one realizing he’s Superman.

Thanks for all the feedback. Much appreciated!

Mrs. Kane and I have decided to look into installing one of those install-it-yourself 25-foot flag poles to fly the USA and Texas flags in our front yard. Have any of you pards had good luck with a particular pole kit you can recommend? Thanks very much.

My high school probably wouldn't have let you graduate. That was what the administration held over our heads throughout 1969-1970 . . . "Do this. Don't do that. Otherwise, you will not be allowed to graduate."

He played Al Capone, Reese Bennet and everything in between.

Years ago, an elderly widow lady came to see me so I could draw up her will. I asked her to give me the name and date of birth of each of her children, figuring she had maybe 5 or 6 adult children by then. She said, "I figured you were going to ask for that, so I came prepared." She reached into her purse and pulled out a piece of paper that had seen better days, folded multiple times. She kinda whipped it and it opened into a long piece of paper. It had 20 names and birthdates handwritten on it. Some of them were duplicates. I specifically remember she had several sons named "Don". I don't recall her expired husband's name, but, as I recall, all 20 children were still alive.

^^^This^^^

I got called "Mr. C" quite a bit at work.

FWIW, I've had pretty good luck pan lubing and punching the bullets out of the cake with "Gato Feo", a popular recipe on the Cast Boolits website. 1 part mutton tallow; 1 part Gulf canning paraffin; 0.5 part beeswax.