MikeBigg
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The lone ranger was captured by a band of indians and was about to be put to death. The chief felt that because of his courage, the masked man deserved one last wish.
The lone ranger called over his horse Silver and whispered in his ear. The big stallion reared on his hind legs and galloped into town. The horse returned 45 minutes later with a very beautiful and well-built school marm. The lone ranger took one look at the woman, and "took" her right on the spot.
The Indians were impressed with his courage and willingness to put love and passion above a chance to escape. They then gave him one more wish. Again the lone ranger whispered in the horse ear and away went Silver. He returned this time even faster with an even better built saloon dancer. Once again the lone ranger "handled his bizness" right there on the spot...all the Indians were whooping and hollering their approval. They once again gave the lone ranger one last wish.
This time, a fatigued and aggravated Lone Ranger leads Silver away from the Indians so that he could talk a bit louder. He firmly grasped the reins in his left hand and with his right hand, lifted Silver's ear and said: "Listen futha mucka...I said bring me the Gott Dayum Posse"!:lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
The lone ranger called over his horse Silver and whispered in his ear. The big stallion reared on his hind legs and galloped into town. The horse returned 45 minutes later with a very beautiful and well-built school marm. The lone ranger took one look at the woman, and "took" her right on the spot.
The Indians were impressed with his courage and willingness to put love and passion above a chance to escape. They then gave him one more wish. Again the lone ranger whispered in the horse ear and away went Silver. He returned this time even faster with an even better built saloon dancer. Once again the lone ranger "handled his bizness" right there on the spot...all the Indians were whooping and hollering their approval. They once again gave the lone ranger one last wish.
This time, a fatigued and aggravated Lone Ranger leads Silver away from the Indians so that he could talk a bit louder. He firmly grasped the reins in his left hand and with his right hand, lifted Silver's ear and said: "Listen futha mucka...I said bring me the Gott Dayum Posse"!:lmao: :lmao: :lmao: