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 ((( - 1800's - the red men connived with the outlaw ))) the Nations had quickly become infested with fugitives from justice . the red men connived with the outlaws , offering them asylum in 1800's ( Maybe They Still Do ) by - joes_skies - for - joe olexson
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((( 1800's Cherokee Outlets received ))) the Cherokee Outlet , one of the federal government's more bizarre creations , was a particularly sore point . earlier in the century , when the Cherokee were resettled in Indian Territory , they were granted seven million acres bordering southern Kansas . at the same time they were also granted a westward corridor , providing a gateway to the distant buffalo ranges . comprising more than six million acres , roughly 150 miles in length , it was designated the Cherokee Outlet . the legal status of this strip was confounding from the start . in the short order , a public outcry arose over settlement of the Cherokee Outlet . the settlers were backed by the railroads and merchants princes , all of whom had a vested interest in the westward expansion . efforts were underway to bride the Cherokee into allowing settlement of the Outlet . ( by ) joes_skies - by - joe olexson
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(( A Game " Called " Fargo )) faro was one of the most popular games in western saloons and gaming dives . its name derived from the image of an Egyptian pharaoh on the back of the cards , and the game itself had originated a century earlier in France . o the game of choice for kings and royalty , it was now an addictive pastime for cowhands and gamblers throughout the west . cards were dealt from specially adapted box , and the players bet against the dealer . a player placed his money on the card of his choice , and two cards were then drawn faceup from the box . the first card drawn lost and the second card won . the player could " copper " his play by betting a card to lose instead of win . there were twenty - five turns , since the first and last cards in deck paid nothing . when the box was empty , the deler shuffled and the game began anew ( by ) joes_skies - for - joe olexson
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(( Old Saying - bgt- ))) water under the bridge now ( 2 ) an eye for an eye ( 3 ) she's fickle as a firefly ( 4 ) don't prod a hornet's nest , that's my motto ( 5 ) jack would probably skin 'em alive ( 6 ) you're like a gawddarmn bulldog ( 7 ) lot's of people get by on a reputation that's mostly hot air  ( 8 ) whippin' jack's ass was a nifty piece of work ( 9 ) we're happy as a couple of pigs in mud ( 10 ) I put together this opeation like clockwork ( 11 ) startin' to sound like an old mother hen  ( 12 ) like they say , nobody lives forever ( 13 ) brought him back as a fiddle ( 14 ) he probably figures he found himself a gravy train ( 15 ) that blubbergut don't know his ass from his elbow ( 16 ) gonna play some poker and sip a little whiskey . lets the wolf howl ( 17 ) peter stuck to her as though he'd forsworn a harem of cows for the bliss of monogamy ( 18 ) you wanna get a reputation for blowin' hot air ( 19 ) I think we'd better get while the gettin' good ( 20 ) he took off like a scalded cat ( 21 ) kiss my as ( 22 ) still think your mama raised a worrywart ( by ) joes_skies - for - joe olexson
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 ((( Kansas &Texas Railroad - 1872 - ))) four years past , in 1872 , the Missouri , Kansas & Texas Railroad had laid track though the Nations . the railway extended from the Kansas border on a due south line though Indian Territory , and crossed the Red River in Texas . the railroad's cumber some name had been shortened to " Katy "and the line now provided shipping access north and south . the railhead in the Cherokee Nation was located in Vinita , a whistle - stop settlement some thirty miles northeast of the gang's hideout - 1872 - ( copy ) by - joes_skies - for - joe olexson
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((( When Chinese People  or India People ))) When Chinese People or India People buy Apartment Buildings or Business Building or Houses to Rent Out  . IN Three " YEARS "After they own The Business or Apartments or Houses to Rent Out . They " DON'T " put Out MONEY TO REPAIR ANYTHING ON THEIR BUSINES BUILDINGS or APARTMENT BUILDINGS or HOUSES TO RENT OUT . You Can Pick Out The Buildings They OWN , When you Travel into any City or Towns . They are VERY RUN DOWN . ( We called Them GOOD BUSINESS PEOPLE ) Own THING " THEY " to Know what to do is to  bring UP THE RENT EVERY SIX MONTHS or Every Year or In Their Business everything is " HIGH " is There STORES  . ( But Remember This They Make Sure Their Houses , They Live in IS VERY NICE and They Get The Best CARS or Trucks  ) by - joes_skies
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((( Desiderius Erasmus ))) Desiderius Erasmus was a truly cosmopolitan scholar . he lived and worked in several European countries , where he made influential friends at royal courts and universities . scholars from many lands consulted him . his writings - widely read and appreciated - made him famous . for a time , everywhere he traveled he was welcomed with fanfare and acclaim by princes , prelates , and scholars alike . one moderm writer thus calls him the " renaissance equivalent of today's international celebrity . Diesderius Erasmus ( c.1469 - 1536 ) was at first admired as the most brilliant of European Scholars , then vilified as either a coward or a heretic . caught up in a tempest of religious debate , he dared to expose the faults and abusers that existed in Catholicism as well as among its would - be - reformers , today , he is recognized as a key figure in transformation of Europe's religious landscape . Erasmus lived through a period of momentous religious turmoil , and his Greek New Testament was considered an invaluable aid by the Protestant Reformers . Erasmus himself was considered by some to be a reformer , until , that is , the Reformation began in fearsome earnest . then he refused t take sides in the great theological debates that followed . In 1516 , Erasmus released the New Testament printed in Greek . it contained the Greek text in one column and his Latin translation in the other , as well as extensive annotations . in the preface to his New Testament , Erasmus wrote : " I vehemently dissent from those who would not have private ( common ) persons read the Holy Scriptures nor have them ( The Scriptures ) translated into the vulgar ( common ) tongues . His books were Burned by his critics in some parts of Europe and for many years they were included in the index of banned literature by people of Rome . In his writing Erasmus satirically exposed clergy abuses , their pompous lifestyle , and the ambition of Popes who applauded wars . he differed with corrupt clergymen who used church customs - such as confession of sins , the worship of the saints , fasting , and pilgrimages - to exploit believers . he also disagreed with such church practices as the sales of indulgences and enforced celibacy . ( by ) joes_skies
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((( Why " WE " Love Pets ))) I notice " People who are very close to there " Pets " . Are People Who has " NO " control of Their "  LIFE " . A Woman Who is Very Close To her Pet . If she was married , Her Husband Controls Her and The Home and Money and Everything around Her . So She would Get A pet To Control it . She Would Control and Train and Be very Close to The Pet . Because she has THE CONTROL of The Pet . A Man is Very Close to His Pet . If He Was Married His " WIFE " is Control of Him , The House , The Money and Everything Around Him . He has  " NO " Control in His Marriage . So He Get A " PET " to Control and Train . Now His Has CONTROL of  Something . Person who " NOT " Married . Get A Pet because He has " NO " control in His Life . This Person has " NO " Control of Money , His has " NO " control in his  Work . He Has " NO " control with his Lover . She Control Him  and The Boss Control him and The Parents Control him . So He get A " PET ' To Control and Train .( by ) joes_skies
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((( Baby Oil ))) Baby Oil is very good to remove Grease = Dirt = Oil and Other Unclean Condition on your HANDS . Plus It is Very Good for Hair Clippers and for  Beard and Mustache Trimmers ( by ) joes_skies - for - joe ol;exson
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((( OLD Saying - vfr- ))) we're right on their tails ( 2 ) any tracker who his salt would find it ( 3 ) got him thinkin' with his balls instead of his brains ( 4 ) not to mention the fact he's plump loco to skin your hide ( 5 ) he hates you worse'n the devil hates holy water ( 6 ) peter thought that summed it up in a nutshell ( 7 ) jack would join hands with God or the Devil if it served his purpose ( 8 ) dan would run us down like he had a compass up his ass ( 9 ) john are gonna stick to us like fleas on a dog ( 10 ) sam wouldn't shade a turtle by a whole helluva lot ( 11 ) way I calculate it , we're better'n two hundred miles from home ground . that's as the crow flies - and peter ain't no crow ( 12 ) the term " bull - headed " quickly took on mew meaning for john ( 13 ) the other  men gaped at sam as though he'd just sprouted wildflowers from either ear ( 14 ) john pulled out his pud and let go ( 15 ) time to hit the hay ( 16 ) he was trying to save your bacon ( 17 ) I 'm going to rub their noses it it ( 18 ) he played his cards close to his vest and nobody ever knew what he was holding ( 19 ) you never could see much farther than your nose ( by ) joes_skies - for - joe olexson
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