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a cowboy rode to a town on friday and stayed for 3 days before leaving for another town on friday. how is this possible?

hint: think about cowboys mode of transportation

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Originally posted by sloppyb
a cowboy rode to a town on friday and stayed for 3 days before leaving for another town on friday. how is this possible?

hint: think about cowboys mode of transportation
Was the cowboy inspiried by Robinson Crusoe, by any chance?

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Originally posted by FabianFnas
Was the cowboy inspiried by Robinson Crusoe, by any chance?
nay!

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Originally posted by FabianFnas
Was the cowboy inspiried by Robinson Crusoe, by any chance?
nope, any more answers?

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Originally posted by sloppyb
nope, any more answers?
yes he was! check out the name of Robinson's native companion.

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I've no idea what day of the week the horse was named after
but the cowboys name was Billy the K.I.D.

Whilst in town Billy played the Sheriff (Pat Gambit) at Chess.

Pat was Black, what opening did he play?

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Originally posted by sloppyb
nope, any more answers?
The horse's name was Friday.

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no idea, but the winner *Hopton* his horse and rode off

Phil.

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Oh, I'm dopey.
Garret was a deputised lawman. He'd have used the Marshall Defence.

Phil.

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... or a Nimzo-Cowboy-n-Indian.
I'm stopping now, this is getting silly.

Phil.

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Originally posted by sloppyb
nope, any more answers?
Nope?
The horse has the name Friday? Or not?

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Originally posted by FabianFnas
Nope?
The horse has the name Friday? Or not?
Maybe he meant the cowboy was inspired by Daniel DeFoe. 😕

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Originally posted by Palynka
Maybe he meant the cowboy was inspired by Daniel DeFoe. 😕
Probably.

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Originally posted by FabianFnas
Probably.
It doesn't matter if he was DeFriend or DeFoe🙂

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Originally posted by sonhouse
It doesn't matter if he was DeFriend or DeFoe🙂
Actually it was Robinson Crusoe who named his friend Friday. I've read it in a book. Forgot which.