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My father is a huge fan of western movies, so I always appreciated them myself too. I've seen those quoted above and thoroughly enjoyed all of them.

My father's favorite movie ever is Once Upon A Time In The West. I've watched it a few times with him (3-4 times), and it's always something a bit emotional for me: every time we watch it together, I wonder if it will be the last. I'm 100% certain that many years from now, when my father will have passed away, I'll watch this movie alone and will cry like a little baby, thinking about my father and my happy times with him.

In addition to those movies mentioned by Buz, I also enjoyed the whole Man With No Name trilogy (which The Good, The Bad and The Ugly is part of); it's a bit more lighthearted, but still very entertaining.

And I also enjoyed Appaloosa. Not really a great classic, but still very enjoyable:




There is an old western movie from the 1960's titled Appaloosa with Marlon Brando. It has a cool arm wrestling scene where there are two deadly scorpions tied to the table so the loser will have his hand pressed down where he'll get stung. I liked the Appaloosa you mentioned too.
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50 shades of pickles, however... biggrin


I love fried pickles!
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And for comedies, Support Your Local Sheriff and Support Your Local Gunfighter..............anything with Jack Elam is classic, LOL!


Did you see Jack Elam as the nearly blind gunslinger bounty hunter in The Cockeyed Cowboys of Calico County? It's hilarious, especially when he tips his hat to a horses butt thinking its a lady. smile
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I saw the Searchers because I am a fan of Natalie Wood but I found the theme of victim-blaming too offensive.


That is more of an internal struggle by Ethan, the main character. He eventually comes to grips with it and comes to his senses.
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Lonesome Dove and any John Wayne Movie


I should have given a nod to Lonesome Dove. It's not a movie but it is the greatest ever TV miniseries and an awesome western. Robert Duvall and Tommy Lee Jones are incredible.
Please list your 'greatest movie westerns of all time'...

Buz Bono's Greatest Movie Westerns Of All Time:

1. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
(The movie credits say 'Introducing Lee Marvin'/ He plays Liberty Valance, the really evil bad guy in the movie, but somehow he's fun, entertaining and cool, and he calls everyone 'Dude'. It also stars greats John Wayne and Jimmy Stewart. This classic black and white is really awesome! Directed by John Ford)

2. True Grit (the original with John Wayne, who won the Academy Award for Best Actor portraying Rooster Gogburn)

3. Tombstone (I love this awesome movie with Kurt Russell playing Wyatt Earp, Val Kilmer is great as Doc Holiday, and Sam Elliott as Virgil Earp, plus super sexy MILF, Dana Delany plays Wyatt Earp's love interest. This has great action!

4. The Searchers (This western super epic stars John Wayne, directed by John Ford)

5. Rooster Cogburn (The interaction between John Wayne and Katherine Hepburn is electric, a true classic!)

6. The Outlaw Josey Wales (Clint Eastwood is amazing in this)

7. The Longriders (an awesome movie about the real American outlaws, The James Gang. Brothers James and Stacy Keach play Jesse and Frank James, the Carradine brothers play the Younger brothers.)

8. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly (Sergio Leon'e spaghetti western classic with Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef)

9. Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid (Paul Newman and Robert Redford portray these real life outlaws)

10. Unforgiven (This dark and violent movie with Clint Eastwood, Morgan Freeman and Gene Hackman; won the Academy Award for Best Movie)

11. Stagecoach (an awesome black and white 1939 release starring John Wayne and John Carradine, father of the Carradine brothers, directed by John Ford)

12. Dances With Wolves (A great epic with Kevin Costner, fantastic portrayal of the Souix Indians of the Great Plains, awesome cinematography)

13. Django Unchained (Quentin Tarantino recreated a fantastic 'spaghetti western' style movie, very violent)

14. Wyatt Earp (Kevin Costner's version of the Gunfight at the OK Corral)

15. 3:10 To Yuma (great action, stars Christian Bale and Russell Crowe)

16. The Magnificent Seven (an all-time western classic with Steve McQueen, Yul Brenner, Charles Bronson, James Coburn and more...

17. Silverado (a fun action packed western with Kevin Kline, Kevin Costner, Danny Glover, Scott Glenn and John Cleese)

18. Winchester '73 (black and white classic with Jimmy Stewart)

19. Pale Rider (Clint Eastwood is a ghost again!)

20. Shane (famous western epic with Alan Ladd)

21. The Wild Bunch (A Sam Peckinpah shoot 'em up with an all-star cast, tons of action!)

22. Blazing Saddles (Yes! A Mel Brooks comedy!)

23. High Noon (A black and white western classic with Gary Cooper as the sheriff of a town full of wimps!)

24. Once Upon A Time In The West (another spaghetti western epic by Sergio Leone, with an all-star cast)

25. Pat Garrett and Billy The Kid (A Sam Peckinpah movie starring Bob Dylan, the singer, and Kris Kristofferson)

26. Open Range (Kevin Costner, Robert Duvall and Anette Benning in this battle for cattle grazing rights in Montana)

27. Tom Horn (great movie with Steve McQueen)

28. High Plains Drifter (Clint Eastwood takes over a town for revenge)

29. Rio Bravo (A John Wayne classic)

30. Gunfight At The OK Corral (great old classic with Burt Lancaster and Kirk Douglas)


I'm all for people having a multiple choice of options. That's one of the great things about this site. Choice.
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I wonder if women here would have tried to prove how unworthy this model is if she appeared in a Sports Illustrated advertisement, or would have simply mentioned if they find her attractive or not:




Knowing that the camera adds just a few pounds. I'd bet this one looks anorexic in real life. Too skinny.
If you squirt her in the eye you're going to hear about it.
There are guys who really go for larger women. That's what floats their boat, gets them excited. I've known guys that wanted their women so skinny they looked horribly anorexic. Everyone has something they prefer.

In the case of Sports Illustrated, they are selling a product and going for mass appeal. If they want to toss in a token to try and appeal to more of a fetish group, then that's their marketing decision. Would it screw up their formula that works? Maybe, maybe not.
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I won't if you spell my name correctly, it's Derek. Derrick is a crane on a ship.IB6WMHOD3bDXmK3H


So that's where Derrick Crane went to? He must've gotten over his seasickness. He was never the same after he nearly got electrocuted smoking an electronic cigarette.
Also, please people, check your poem or story over really good before you do your final submit. Some people don't even look at it.

Depending upon what software you are using or the OS you're on, sometimes line spacing and line breaks can go all wrong. If we verifiers get that we don't know what to do with it. We just see that its messed up and we'll probably reject it, sending it back to you. Remember, YOU are supposed to look it over and make sure it is right.

If you see a spacing and line break problem and after trying your best to fix it, you still have a problem, please notify someone on the verifying team. We'll let you know what you should do.
The reality is that when I pay for my Sports Illustrated subscription I'm paying to read about sports. I get an issue every week. But I do look forward to and enjoy the annual Swimsuit Edition. That edition is also Sports Illustrated's biggest off the rack seller. If they changed their format from using super fit bikini models their sales would drop. I'd be much less interested in getting the Swimsuit Edition and in fact might consider it a waste and would rather just have another regular sports edition.

If we're dishing out money we want to see the best of the best, the most gorgeous and the most fit. We can see attractive overweight women at the beach for free any day we go there. They are everywhere, but super fit super models? They aren't so readily available.

This is not mean, its just the truth and reality.

Would women pay to go see all male dance revues, like the movie 'Magic Mike', if they are featuring beer gutted, hairy, bald headed dudes that have a cute face? I seriously doubt it.

Just like the pictures we post on each other's walls here on Lush. We pretty much only post pictures of super fit gorgeous sexy people, scantily clad or nothing at all, of course.
Several body types can exist within being physically fit. I played football for 13 years. I always played a 'skill' position, wide receiver, running back, quarterback, linebacker and defensive back during all those years. So I was muscular and lean, but we had offensive and defensive linemen with much thicker physiques. But those big linemen had to run just as many laps, just as many windsprints, do the weight lifting workouts as the rest of us. Most of those 'fat' guys could often out sprint and run twice as far as several 'lean' athletes I knew, and often could run much further than tennis players, some baseball players, and any of the guys on the golf team and any boxers.

My Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition just came in the mail today. See y'all later.
If I don't use OFF when I'm in the woods I attract chiggers. Those itchy damn little buggers!
So we're not talking about doing mean things to my uncooperative lawnmower are we?
It shouldn't take any longer than any other story. With a new competition going on our verification queue has been very long lately. But please be patient, we will get to your story as quickly as possible.

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Buz
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Edit (delete space) from the beginning of the next line, not the end of the line.

I have found that posting it in a pm to myself and copying, then pasting into the submission box will uaully hold the correct formatting.
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Throbbing member?



I'm a card carrying Throbbing Member.
Passing is for football, pussy is for eating!
Super Congratulations!!! Great job! Great winners and great honorable mentions. Y'all did an awesome job. Bravo!







PS... Motorboat hugs to Evie and Jayne....

I like getting story announcements from my friends. It really helps me keep up with everything. It is an option that has been built into the site since before I ever joined. Since I joined Lush to write erotica, I use it myself to promote my work. With membership growing all the time and story submissions growing with them, our stories and poems get less and less time on the front page. So stories and poems can tend to get lost. Its just one more way to promote your stories. I don't see it as any different from having a Forum Signature which acts as advertising for your stories. I love this site and the fact that Nicola had the vision to build in these ways to promote our work.
It was pretty much a dead even match. A freak play almost pulled it out for Seattle, then they went a called the doofus play call of the year. Interception from the 1 yard line. Just run the ball. And don't get in a fight.