Saturday, August 29, 2009

Full Zoot!

Me and Tupelo...



-- Post From The Road

11 comments:

  1. Anonymous7:15 PM

    Mike,
    Where did you get that tie?

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  2. Pimpin' ain't easy, but at least you can show some style. : )

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  3. I'm not quite getting the "zoot suit" thing. I can see using it for a catchy name ("Zoot Shooter" trips off the tongue better than "1920s and '30s Gangster Shooter"), but actually wearing a zoot suit for a Roaring '20s and Depression-era shooting sport? They weren't invented until the late '30s, and they were primarily jazz-club attire. That's like shooting SASS in a barbershop-quartet outfit.

    Look at photos of those old gangsters. Nobody was wearing a zoot suit, for goodness sake. Rent "Last Man Standing" or "The Untouchables", or Google images of Frank Nitti and Al Capone. Get a nice three-piece suit or double-breasted jacket. Tupelo's got the right idea.

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  4. Anonymous11:52 PM

    Ain't that a pair to draw to?

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  5. DonWorsham5:16 AM

    Nice hat! Like the eyeglasses also.

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  6. Anonymous5:30 AM

    I've got to second Dave S on this. Prohibition/depressionn era gangsters/G Men did not wear Zoot Suits. There is no national awareness of a "Zoot Suit era". If you are trying to grow dress up and play gangster/g man shooting then ditch the zoot!

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  7. Anonymous8:25 AM

    MB who are you going to hit both fists are clenched and ready did FLASH say something nasty?

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  8. DonWorsham8:37 AM

    check this site...

    http://www.elpachuco.com/

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  9. I hope you got to participate as well as shoot the shoot (lol).
    There were no cowboy shoots this 5th weekend, but I went to the Washington State Glock match and had a great time.

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  10. Anonymous7:20 PM

    Do tell: Is there an iphone at the end of that watch gold watch chain?

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  11. Charlie Foxtrot11:38 PM

    .
    That's the god's way of sayin' you shouldn't shoot Zoot. Or untie Tupe.

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