WHO remembers SHERIFF JOHN? and maybe HOBO KELLY?
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i remember hobo kelly
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john howard marshall\nhe was pretty old
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As others have mentioned, in the movie Tombstone, Johnny Ringo is portrayed as being the most deadly of the cowboys (he also does the little gun spinning routine in the movie to show off how well he can handle a pistol).  In the movie, Doc Holliday is saying that Ringo has a faster draw than Earp and would kill him if they fought.  So instead, Doc goes to fight (and kill) Ringo.\n\nThat is how it was portrayed in the movie.  However, in real life, Wyatt Earp was probably the better gunfighter than Doc Holliday (who had a volatile temper, but was not known as a particulary quick or accurate gunman).  And both of them were probably better than Johnny Ringo whose credentials as a top gunfighter are largely the fabrication of over-dramatic movies and books (many of which show Ringo as being both a deadly killer and very well educated).\n\nHistorian Jack Burrows did extensive research into the real story behind John Ringo and could not find any hard evidence that he ever killed anybody or was a particularly feared or accomplished gunman.  He did wound somebody in a drunken arguement in Safford and was a bit player in the Mason County Wars of Texas, but he did not play a significant role in the Tombstone fights and was not at the Ok Corral.  Also the real John Ringo did like to read, but he could not speak Latin, nor did he have any advanced education.  \n\nJohn Ringo was found sitting dead beneath a tree in the Chiricahua Mtns east of Tombstone with a bullet in his head a few weeks after the Earps and Holliday left Arizona.  Nobody really knows who shot him (or if he shot himself).  Some writers claim that Earp quietly returned to Arizona and shot Ringo, but this is very unlikely for a number of reasons (the Earps were known to be in Colorado at the time) and very few serious historians place much truth in it.  While a few people have suggested that Holiday might have killed Ringo, this is even less likely than the Earps and there is no evidence to support it.
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Yes, it was in the nineties. Remember the kelly brothers then in 1994 that stupid looking fenian fucker fergus maccan took over, now that was hilarious.      NO SURRENDER  . SIMPLY THE BEST. WE ARE THE PEOPLE.
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John Abraham!!!Good onne :-)
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I heard about it, but I have forgotten his name. Sorry
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i remember him! i also remember lynden david hall which i bet nobody else does!
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No, but I remember Sinatra...
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TombStone was full of memorable lines especially Doc Holliday.I particularly enjoyed his lines with Kate his lady companion. "Why Kate your not wearing a bussel" "you sweet Hungarian devil"   " I'll be your Huckleberry thats just my game"  " It appears that he is an  educated man yeah now I'm sure I hate him."
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They need someone who can flout the laws as much as McCaw and get away with it. Nobady really fits that description but go with Marty Hollar
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What a fantastic sheriff he is. Very dedicated law man. Don't break the law and you have nothing to worry about. He would be an excellent candidate for head of homeland security. We in AZ are very happy with our sheriff. The number of volunteers he has is amazing.
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Ah, yes, I remember it well: basically, Sonny Fox in the 60s and Bob McAllister in the late 60s and the 70s.  Fox seemed reserved, even somber, whereas McAllister was outgoing and cheerful, and he sang, too!\n\n"Fingelheimer, Fingelheimer, Fingle-dingle-heimer!"\n\n"Does anybody here have an aardvark?"\n\nMcAllister died in 1998.  I don't know about Fox.
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Me. \nDo I look familiar?\nCheck my 360 for more pics.\nWas not real famous, but, was an extra in several movies and TV shows in 70's and 80's.
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jim kelly had a majority of the years then came kelly holcomb
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I was there, still have flashbacks from that day...I lost Johnson, he was under my command. He was 19yrs old. When I rotated back to the world, I had to tell his family, mother, father, wife and his young son who he never met. I will never forget it.
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Yes!!!!!!! I have loved that show since i was a kid and it was new!!!!!! I got denver pyles autograph when i was 6 yrs old!!!!! I still have it!!!! and i still have the biggest crush of all on john S who played bo duke!!!!! my sister met him and tom wopat!!!!!! they filmed an episode of the show near where i live!!!!! boy bo and luke sure were hot!!!!!! and john still is hot!!!!!!! i still watch it even though i have seen every episode at least 30 times!!!!!!! and the general lee was the coolest car ever!!!!!!! i have all the cars from that show in die cast matchbox form!!!!!!! its still a great show and has stood the test of time!!!!! and i think the dukefest is awesome i wanna go to it!!!!!!!!!