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3FABEL3 3FABEL3 Lynching Murder is an art form abused by those critters in a hurry to perform a judgement call and then scurry off on horses to hide from the real law. There is some western hearoes who still hate the Negroes and do not have them on the list of living beings in their repertoire of Johnny law. The rope is tied in the noose with thirteen winds some say a wind for every step up the gallows planks thirteen of them to give the thief a long time to prepare for Hell. We will stretch his neck we will hang him high we will send him on his journey to the sky they hammer on the gallows while the thief he sits in cell and cries uncertain of his future after that and eye suppose there should have been a preacher in all those western movies to come in and comfort them the brothers waiting there. In desert news in otherworldly tensions there is many promises given of conciliations taken from the left hand and given to the behind the back and then back to the right this is called the we will do this for you and then no of course we do not want to do this not at all syndrome. Also eye have noticed on this internet the use of ads is popping up increasing tension in the viewer designing limits on the use of money is the income of a prisoner soon increasing is the wealth of money belts investing blooming idiots are stealing more to pay for kitchen hardware and the laptops on the floor of the living room with HDTTV the SuperBowling friends were over just now Johnny Law was at the door way saying hey and did you let them in no you just slammed the slamming door way in the faces of the lawmen. charlax valentine, here is a copy of the HiCard you sent. Since it was mailed to you, it will appear that you sent it to yourself. The real card was delivered exactly as you saw it previewed. The condemned man walked up the steps to the thirteenth story. Rope is sometimes frayed in the movies the rope breaks the thief falls to the grounded mound and jumps the saddle rides away into the night on horseback getting bullets in his gun by magic on the run then fighting back. The Hangging Judge in Fort Smith scared me so badly eye can never hold a gun in my left handed again. Besides the neck does not look good when rope is tied so tightly in the nooses neck. The Arizona Kid hung up his spurs the day the tree split into crosses from the lightning bolt surmising that his LORD was not well pleased with him that day the Sherriff made his play.
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