Rip Haywire by Dan Thompson for April 07, 2014

Figures they’d be in ka-hoots…

That warranty’s no good. You had a saddle on it, and that means you broke it.

There ain’t never been a horse who ain’t been rode, and ain’t never been a rider who ain’t been throwed.

And Zorro.

If Rip had no chin, he wouldn’t have got straight back up.

If Rip had no chin, he wouldn’t have got straight back up.

Also, the Cisco Kid wore black. Oh Cisco, Oh Pancho. Did they have Ka-Huff in their time?

man-o-man I’m glad that happened that guy was beginning to make our hero look bad. I have had plenty of horses through the years here on our farm some good and some not so good. If they reared up or bucked their riders off they went to the Waynesburg auction, and the ones that brought just a small amount of cash I bet (and hope) they became glue or dog food.

Let this be a lesson to you: never cast aspersions on the size of a man’s . . . chin.

Ha… Huffy horse…Phatts got it right… Rodeo’s wearing the black hat, ergo he’s the villain…

Check that, fellas…Rodeo was wearing the black hat until his wussy horse sent him flying.

Ergo is the villain’s horse’s name…

Have Gun WIll Travel did the reverse of normal. It was a TV series which spawned a radio series. The radio version gave the story an ending, Paladin inherited a ranch and left to run it.

Johnny Cash wore black.. even wrote song about it…

the rein broke. hence warranty is void.

Blue Shadows on the trail.