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Here's mine......next time someone tells me I'm wearing 'em wrong I'm starting a range war I want that purdy side out!!!!!
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Spurs......what side do the buckles go on?
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Whenever I sign in here I get this message
Buckshot Bear replied to Utah Bob #35998's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Don't sign out. -
Uptown and Downtown - an explanation of what they mean
Buckshot Bear replied to Buckshot Bear's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Yes please and thank you! -
Hadn't seen that before.....loved it!
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Uptown and Downtown - an explanation of what they mean
Buckshot Bear replied to Buckshot Bear's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Bingo -
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Jimmy Kimmel’s show pulled off-air https://www.news.com.au/entertainment/tv/jimmy-kimmel-mocks-donald-trump-over-charlie-kirks-death/news-story/5bf78906bc4c864db8e917e2f63a71dc
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Uptown and Downtown - an explanation of what they mean
Buckshot Bear replied to Buckshot Bear's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
We have another one - The town bike. -
Uptown and Downtown - an explanation of what they mean
Buckshot Bear replied to Buckshot Bear's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
That's what we say Eyesa. -
The Big Merino made a short, but memorable journey 16 years ago. Originally built in 1985 and towering at a spectacular 15.2 meters (50 ft), this 97-tonne giant was carefully moved 500 meters down the Hume Highway in 2007. It stands proud as ever, representing the rich wool industry of the region. If you’re passing through Goulburn, NSW
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Gathering outside McKune's Tattersall's Hotel in Kempsey, N.S.W. - circa 1916 Looks like a drive for volunteers to me.
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Following.....one of Jenorado's Vaqueros has a tight chamber.
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Interrogation of Japanese Soldiers
Buckshot Bear replied to Subdeacon Joe's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
The Australian interrogators had a really hard time getting any Japanese prisoners as the Aussie's just didn't take them. The promise of extra rations of beer didn't even work. -
Feathery soldiers Carrier pigeons are the little-known heroes of war. Two Australian carrier pigeons were awarded the Dickin Medal in February 1947 for serving the Australian Armed forces during World War II.
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South Australian police staff member under investigation for post celebrating Charlie Kirk death https://www.news.com.au/national/south-australia/south-australian-police-staff-member-under-investigation-for-post-celebrating-charlie-kirk-death/news-story/d5c69dc518287af82b9f1c32f548b839
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Texas is leading the way.... Bye bye a lot of whacko school teachers.
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Pinching that one.