Around the dinner table, the conversation was lively. Thank you but for now, the forum has been archived.
It's Nevada. A statue of a western man shooting a gun is not unusual. As I've said before, perhaps it will trigger memories for him of his past using a gun, or perhaps of Harry. He also seemed to look at the shoes, so maybe also he'll recall he had different shoes before.
It's Nevada. A statue of a western man shooting a gun is not unusual. As I've said before, perhaps it will trigger memories for him of his past using a gun, or perhaps of Harry. He also seemed to look at the shoes, so maybe also he'll recall he had different shoes before.
He could be trying to figure out why the "lawman" is wearing loafers........
Before he joined the FBI, Jeffries went by the name Thomas Jerome Newton. 😉
Could it be Mark Felt?
Honestly, if that's supposed to be Bowie, I hope they paid the sculptor in washers.
It's not so much it 'looks like' David Bowie - it's more of a... lack of 'typical man with a gun' pose. It's languid & graceful - as if it's there as something aesthetic rather than macho.
The only way I can explain it is that it immediately jarred with me for what it was - and that's the closest I can come to a reason.
Lawman, frozen in place. Impotent. Reminds me of Harry Truman's situation.
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