$$$$$$$$$$ RAPTORSOURCE DOLLAR GAME $$$$$$$$$$$$

[Krandall]

[kyledvor61]

Sorry.

I'm slacking.

I'm waiting for a pretty day.

~Brian

:fruity:

[Flynbyu]

Alright.

Tomorrow will be nice, and I'll take them tomorrow.

Damn.


Anyone got a dollar I can borrow?



~Brian

[who else but rk]

wtf is the point of this?

[Krandall]

just a fun thing to do.

[dick-84]

Yes it is. And i hope it makes it to me b4 2010! 

[EVL LS1]

rk's out lol




da clozet

[Peelz]

Crashes into curbs and wears lingerie. Damn! Too funny evlls1.

Did you take that pic at your house? :grin_nod:

[Flynbyu]

Pictures have been taken!!!!

I have a few to edit and to sharpen, and I'll have them up tonight!

Aaron, could you please PM me your address again, I think I have accidently deleted the last PM you sent me with it!

Thanks!

~Brian

[RR34]

  were waiting. PRODUCE BRIAN, PRODUCE!

[Colorado700R]

Pictures have been taken!!!!

I have a few to edit and to sharpen, and I'll have them up tonight!

Aaron, could you please PM me your address again, I think I have accidently deleted the last PM you sent me with it!

Thanks!

~Brian

PM Sent 

[Flynbyu]

These pictures were taken June 12th at the National Historic Site in Fort Smith, Arkansas.

Here's George!!!







A little history for you....



Cannon on the south lawn. To the right, Judge Issac Parker's (The Hangin' Judge) courtroom. To the left, his quarters behind the flag pole.


In 21 years on the bench, Judge Parker tried 13,490 cases, 344 of which were capital crimes. Guilty pleas or convictions were handed down in 9,454 cases. Of the 160 (156 men and 4 women) sentenced to death by hanging, 79 were actually hanged. The rest died in jail, appealed, or were pardoned. The gallows are located on site, and I have lost the picture!

The gallows still stand today. Here's a link to the list of those executed: Fort Smith Executions 1873-1896


To explain the next photo, a disputed boundry.


The marker showing Arkansas territory on one side.

The marker showing Choctaw indian territory on the other (Note the hanging gallows in the background, far right)

Marker placed in 1858.


At the site of the original Fort Smith, on a hill overlooking the meeting place of the Poteau River (Pronounced Poe-Tow, French for "Post") and the Arkansas River. This was a strategic site to watch for Indians.


The Poteau and Arkansas River behind me.


Immaculate Conception Church, built in 1899. Located at the end of old downtown Fort Smith.


George, with me, my house, the Raptor and Corvette


The dollar with my watch collection


Black and White, George soakin' in the pool


Next stop, Colorado!


Hope you enjoyed the pictures!

~Brian

[kyledvor61]

AWESOME pictures Brian.

[Krandall]

I ESPECIALLY enjoyed the last picture.. *RAWR* 

[Flynbyu]

I ESPECIALLY enjoyed the last picture.. *RAWR* 

"Do I make you randy?"

Do I?

Do I?



~Brian