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Top-Notch, January 15, 1932
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“Gee, that was fun Hopalong. What say we put in another dollar and go around again?”
“OK, but I get to ride the golden gee-gee this time.”
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“Kid Buckeroo” would eventually replace his mentor “Buckeroo” following the “Crisis Of Infinite Top Notch Genres ” mini-series.
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Western sports stories never really caught on.
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“Top-Notch” Tex: “Kid, I don’t mind your tagging along on this Christmas Tree hunt, but you’re going to have to keep quiet if we’re to have any real luck.”
Kid Buckaroo: “I still don’t get why we threw the last one back.”
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Another scene from the High Lonesome, cowboy life in Washington’s Cascades, herding the wild Sasquatch.
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Nope Jim, don’t much like that Christmas tree behind us. I see a better one over thataway.
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Kid Buckaroo watching the Boss of Piute’s horse, said, “Man that horse of yours is really ripped! Those are some of the biggest abs and lats, I’ve ever seen on a horse! What the heck do you feed her?”
The Boss of Piute said over his shoulder, “I feed her hay, just like everybody else!”
["That just ain't good enough!"] thought Kid Buckaroo! ["I'll bet he's doping that pony! She's probably so hopped-up on roids that she poops steel cannonballs!"]
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I wish I knew how to — oh, never mind.