A Story

[Queasy Dillo]

I don't know that it's western enough to post here, but I figure it'll be okay to link.  It's more modern day but I think it's got some cowboy elements buried somewhere in there.  Some language too.  Nothing worse than you'd likely see on television.  I've heard from a couple of reliable sources that it ain't that bad but I'll let you all be the judge.

http://goldriverprospector.blogspot.com/p/ride.html

It doesn't seem I've figured out enough of the inner workings of the blogging software so you can comment there, but I'm working on it.  In the meantime, should you feel compelled to leave one you can click over to the regular blog and reply to that last entry.
 
JF Bell

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edit: And I realize now that this might be a better fit down in Tall Tales.  Any moderator that can move it to the correct forum...I appreciate it. 

[Forty Rod]

He's off to another good star there, folks.  Maybe if we SERIOUSLY threaten his life, liberty, and well-being, Ol' Queasy (By whatever name) will finally finish one of his yarns.

[Queasy Dillo]

Well...that one is finished.  I hit twenty pages and run out of things to say.  It just kinda ended after that. 

Regarding the name change - I blame the hat.  I failed to sufficiently investigate the side effects of derbyism before I bought in.  It made sense at the time.  Then it latched on to my head, destroyed my sense of proper grammar and the ability to use good English, and gave me strange new project ideas.  Some of which might work. 

And then I'd write another story. 

...fearsome days, these. 

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[dangerranger]

I dont normaly like slice of life storys but that was good ! DR

[Queasy Dillo]

I dont normaly like slice of life storys but that was good ! DR

I don't generally write them.  Perhaps that may change.

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