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TSavage · July 7, 2005, 08:59 AM

Thanks, sir!

I lost sleep last night after reading the company info and the history/eulogy of the founding father by his son. To know that the octogenarian Mr. Uberti, a gentle, perfectionist American West cowboy nut, died while taking a nap after pruning his beloved olive trees in Tuscany? How much better can it get? A very refreshing story in the midst of all this American Cowboy bashing from the Euro's. I'm not trying to equivocate his politics with those of my own but I think his life on paper would make an excellent book.

So you might as well tatoo "screw me" on my forehead. I'm a serious sucker for stories like that.

But the Yellowboy? Those oh-so-cool pistols? Too pretty.

.....I'm skeert but I think I'm gonna have to take the plunge.

July 7, 2005, 08:59 AM	#3
TSavage Junior Member Join Date: November 24, 2004 Posts: 9	Thanks, sir! I lost sleep last night after reading the company info and the history/eulogy of the founding father by his son. To know that the octogenarian Mr. Uberti, a gentle, perfectionist American West cowboy nut, died while taking a nap after pruning his beloved olive trees in Tuscany? How much better can it get? A very refreshing story in the midst of all this American Cowboy bashing from the Euro's. I'm not trying to equivocate his politics with those of my own but I think his life on paper would make an excellent book. So you might as well tatoo "screw me" on my forehead. I'm a serious sucker for stories like that. But the Yellowboy? Those oh-so-cool pistols? Too pretty. .....I'm skeert but I think I'm gonna have to take the plunge.