[The Duke]

My favorite line from my favorite actor:

"Fill your hands you son-of-a-bitch!"

[goldstategop]

John Wayne excelled in Westerns. Although "The Quiet Man" is a gem about John Ford's native Ireland.

[185JHP]

I like "Straight up, or over the saddle - makes no diff'rence ta me."

[RJCogburn]

My favorite line from my favorite actor: "Fill your hands you son-of-a-bitch!"

Not a bad line....

[Bernard]

And that came in response to, "I call that bold talk for a one-eyed fat man". Greatest dialouge exchange in Hollywood history.

[TexasCajun]

"If that little boy gets hurt -

my fault, your fault, nobody's fault.

I'm going to blow your head off!"

-Big Jake-

[autoresponder]

His "gun rig" was sold recently

Cartridge belt and holster

He carried a .38 in movies in 5½" I believe.

I favor my Colt circa 1898 7½" 44-40 with an ultra-rare Colt circa 1876 nickle-plated brass quick detachable skeleton shoulder stock.

A museum item, but BATF "antique legal" and a real attention grabber at the firing ranges.

Great for deer.

Good "Duke" audio .wav for you: http://www.mamarocks.com/whyiloveher.wav

http://www.mamarocks.com/whyiloveher.wav

Duke narrates "America, Why I Love Her" to the BG music of an orchestra performing "America the Beautiful"

Good for email:

<EMBED SRC="http://www.mamarocks.com/whyiloveher.wav" SAFEHTML AUTOSTART="true" HIDDEN="true" VOLUME="100" LOOP="30" AUTOLOAD="faster"><NOEMBED> <BGSOUND SRC="http://www.mamarocks.com/whyiloveher.wav"></NOEMBED>

Using both the "EMBED" & "BGSOUND" for BG sound somehow helps the music load faster and also work well on Netscape and AOL programs.

Also putting it also at the very beginning AND the end of emails and webpages also helps the entire page load quicker; my more advanced code friends cannot explain why, but who cares.

I use this on one of my WebSites and often on my emails.

Sound quality could be better, but I have not found this version anywhere that is exactly the same yet.

FILL YOUR HANDS YOU SOB!

Gotta Ride!

[katana]

John Wayne receiving fair treatment in a PBS production.

"That'll be the day"

[ExSoldier]

Reporter: "There's still such a thing as Due Process".....COL Kirby: "Out here, Due Process, is a bullet!"