Poster for 2010 National shoot

[Dutch Limbach]

Thanks for the permission Dutch.

Were you looking for something like this? I can add more color, blur it a just a tad to simulate being a little off focus, add more noise so it looks a bit grainier like an older photo, reduce the contrast etc. if you'd like.

Now that is tastefully done!

RCJ, is there anyway to do a pirouette without breaking the 170° rule?

[Ol Gabe]

Holy Moley! That pic gives a whole new aspect and consideration for the classic 'Swan lake'! And BTW, they did use original Russian firearms in the first production of same, including blasts of real BP! George Glenn, former Editor of THE SHOOTIST and Founding Father of NCOWS as well as Professor Emeritus of Theatre at the University of Northern Iowa at Cedar Falls, IA and a nationally recognized expert in Stage Fighting can probably put his hands on the definitive stage directions to verify it.
So....the pic as has been crafted is basically an homage to the original stage production and therefore completely and equivically acceptable.
OK S.H.B., try and top that, HAH!
Best regards and have a great pas de du in your pink tutu!
'Ol Gabe

[Dutch Limbach]

OK S.H.B., try and top that, HAH!
Best regards and have a great pas de du in your pink tutu!
'Ol Gabe

How about SHB and his relationship with Jesse James?

Call it "Bombshell" Bailey.

[River City John]

I'm thinking you lay the revolver down with barrel downrange between pirouettes.

Unknown as of now, do you put the tutu on while on the clock, or before?

RCJ

[Dr. Bob]

Ah yes, I know the famous pirouette stage, written by the LATE River City John if I recollect correctly

[Texas Lawdog]

I am jealous! SHB has great legs and terrific balance! Pink is definitely his color!

[Steel Horse Bailey]

NOT!

[Texas Lawdog]

We need more pictures in the tutus.

[Steel Horse Bailey]

We need more pictures in the tutus.

Well, pards ... I've let this simmer a while and just got back to it.  This is especially admirable considering the new Leisure Suit pictures.  I'm DEFINITELY considering making a disc collection - WITH all permissions required, of course.

I wish I had your talents, gents.

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River City John, I believe the setting the weapon down safely between pirouettes would be best.  The stage should require a clockwise pirouette before picking up and shooting the pistol, then set the pistol down and do a counter-clockwise piirouette before picking up the rifle and engaging their targets.


 




Dr. Bob, I think YOU have a good point, too considering the outpouring of favorable responses Eustis got!

[Texas Lawdog]

SHB, We do have some talented folks on the wire here. I can turn the laptop on and off, do email, and surf the net. That's the total sum of my cumputer skills.

[Tjackstephens]

Oh yes while your doing the pirouettes you must yodel !!  Tj  

[Dr. Bob]

TJ,

Fer that you better watch yer back at the Nationals!  You might join the LATE RCJ!!

[Tjackstephens]

I guess it might be time to let the yodel rest. But if I must join the late RCJ, I would be in good company. Tj   

[Dr. Bob]

TJ,

I guess I'm just a little obsessed about yodeling!!  

[Texas Lawdog]

Bro. Bob, This Too, shall pass!

[Dr. Bob]

Bro. Lawdog,

Not any time soon!!!