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Today is Mystery Person Contest day. I post the picture, you have to figure out who it is. Today, will be the day I win. Oh yes, I will win today. None of you can figure this one out. Let the Games Begin!
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- PJM
- I grew up in West Texas, and could not wait to get away. I got away, and went to the University of Texas, and then on to Stanford. I saw the world, and decided what I really wanted was to be in West Texas. So here I am, right back where I started. I had it all, and found it was not that great.
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Standing Holy
ReplyDeleteRoger, how did you do that? This is not funny any more. You are getting worse than Nate. This is Standing Holy, daughter of Sitting Bull.
ReplyDeletePJM
Standing Holy was a Daughter Of Sitting Bull's second wife.
ReplyDeleteMr. PJM, did you miss my (conspiracy theory) post about Roger and the ENM being the same person?
ReplyDeleteGood job, Roger, and good morning, all!
Now if you were to pick non-Sioux Indians, you would make it a little tougher on me.
ReplyDeleteBut I tell you what, I will not guess next time until at least 1 hour has passed after your posting
Roger the Diabolical. That is what we will call him.
ReplyDeletePJM
Roger is one smart dude.
ReplyDeleteAnd PJM, what is he? . . . chopped liver?
ReplyDeleteGood job Roger, but it would be nice if the older folks had some hope that we might be able to at least guess an answer. Your offer of 1 hour is appreciated.
ReplyDeleteGood morning, Roger & 'Good Job!' Isn't it great to be so famous that you now have a title?
ReplyDeleteGood morning, PJM. At least now you can go out & start barn door repairs. Ahhh, good old 'chopped liver'. I wonder if young people even know what that means.
I would hope that tomorrow's Domestic update you will have photos of your barn and tractor. You did have your tractor insured, right.
ReplyDeletePJM and the ENM rank up their with some of the smarter folks I have had dealings with.
Like the ENM who teaches history. Which I was an "A" student in, I also enjoy history.
And being from North Dakota where the bravest Sioux came from, I have had dealing with a fair amount of Indians and enjoy the history of them.
When I was in college my best friend was a Sioux Indian.
And my 15 years out in Montana wasn't very far from the Little Big Horn battle site.
The ENM posts mystery photos of people from back East, and I don't get them very often unless they were noted people in history. And I not very good on Hispanic folks either.
I guess I need to sign my posts -RTB - The Roger the Diabolical
ReplyDeleteErrrr . . . Roger, that would be . . . RTD.
ReplyDeleteIf you are going to take the role of villain dont expect any mercy from me.
PJM
PJM, You're one smart DUDE, too. I didn't mean to insult you.
ReplyDeleteRTD, RTD, RTD, RTD, RTD, RTD.
ReplyDeleteJust trying to get those initials worked into my fingers, I keep wanting to type in RTB
Congratulations, Roger! Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteHmm, mental note - Easterners and Hispanics, got it.
And I'm liking Roger's new nickname, although it seems like PJM has a thing for three letter monikers.
I knew it was a girl in the photo..way to go RTD.. it seems you have foiled PJM out of a breakfast again..whoo hoo:)
ReplyDelete@ AL. Figure out your answer/guess before clicking on the comments. If you're right, you still have that satisfaction, whether someone else got up earlier or not.
ReplyDeleteChopped liver is a good thing! :D
ReplyDeleteWell done, RTD! Wait - does this mean this whole blog is now full of villains? Maybe we need a week of villains!
Judi what is the deal with chopped liver? I think pate' is a fancy delicacy; so how did it become synonomous with "nothing special"?
ReplyDeletealso, I would never call someone in a cowboy hat a "dude" (or a Texan) unless I wanted to start something.
PJM, I would never in a million years have guessed who that was, but your blog is attatched to a site with a wealth of great old pictures of indians and your subject has attracted a following of like minded people, so don't beat yourself up too much.