Accessory matching, with extreme prejudice

[DocHolliday]

http://www.heralddemocrat.com/articl...ws/state10.txt

 

[skalogre]

 

[kitonbrioni]

Now see there, the NRA is fashionable afterall.

 

[LabelKing]

That was an interesting story, and interesting man.

I like how flamboyance can earn its place among Western-types. Dudes, so to speak.

 

[VMan]

Originally Posted by LabelKing

Dudes, so to speak.


Hahaha, for some reason this seems like it should be a hall-of-fame post to me.

 

[LabelKing]

Originally Posted by VersaceMan

Hahaha, for some reason this seems like it should be a hall-of-fame post to me.

 

[DocHolliday]

Quite the lapel Bill has there.

 

[LabelKing]

And the famous misnamed Ten Gallon hat:

 

[edmorel]

This is not the guy you want pulling you over at 2:00am on a Texas backroad.

 

[dah328]

Actually, if you must be pulled over on a Texas back road, he'd be among your best choices of law enforcement officer.

 

[Kent Wang]

Originally Posted by LabelKing

And the famous misnamed Ten Gallon hat:

 

[Kent Wang]

Originally Posted by LabelKing

And the famous misnamed Ten Gallon hat:
This reminds me of one of my favorite Texas expressions, "all hat and no cowboy", meaning that the intended subject is all flash and no substance.

 

[dah328]

Uh, that's "all hat, no cattle."

 

[Kent Wang]

This website puts it nicely: [FONT=Times New Roman, Times, serif]

I have received some suggested corrections on the expression ``All Hat, No Cowboy.'' Some people say it's supposed to be ``All Hat, No Cattle.'' Others say it's supposed to be ``All Hat, No Ranch'' or ``All Hat, No Herd.'' It's a real cutting-edge issue. I think any version serves the purpose.

Both expressions capture the same meaning though you are right that 'cattle' is more popular. [/FONT]