The War On "Texas"
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The Sometimes Smoking Man|
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The War On "Texas" by The Sometimes Smoking Man |
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The World of Rodeo Trade Centre lay in ashes, raised to the ground by a flock of suicide steers sent by that elusive iconoclastic genius "Jim Beam Laden with Jim Beam". Texas would never be the same. The Texans were already lost to panic when a lone voice shouted, "Look over yonder", who’s that masked man riding into town?". "Heaven preserve us, could it be Marshal George Double Ya Money? " shouted another. "George Double Ya, George Double Ya, save us, protect us", the cry went up in unison. Of course George Double Ya was a legend in the United States of Alienation from reality. His exploits were already the stuff of folklore. |
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