Belle

hangin in there, thanks for asking. That's a big fish lol

Nice to see you T8kdown

yeah lol

woot !

I'd tell ya but I'd have to kill ya

Thanks hexi - you have a wonderful day

and congratulations !

Have a good one Hxtr

Congratulations idiots

You look good Dean, nice pics

You're a good man wild and I hope you and the kids will have a great future together.

--- same problem for me ---

Happy you had a good BDay Stretch

Have a good one TG

Hope you have a wonderful day

H if I was there I would read to you - well it sounds like a great time to listen to some music Take care of yourself my friend.

phew........ real glad he's ok Cobra

He's beautiful! Congratulations Widow, I'm really happy for you.

I'm sorry you can't be with him Cobra and hope everything will be ok.

Always a pleasure Johnny - Good to see you here and in the server.

That's been happening to my pc a lot too bob and it drives me crazy. (crazier?) This morning I had ahellofatime even getting to the desktop. It seems random but wonder if certain maps would cause it ? Idk but I plugged in a set of speakers and moved my headset to a dif port and then I was able to play again.

I used to play as BelleStarr but everyone just called me Belle so I shortened it but I'm named after the lady outlaw - American Outlaw Belle Starr was born Myra Belle Shirley February 5, 1848 around Carthage Missouri. At 18 years of age, near the end of the civil war, she was seduced by Cole Younger, when he was riding with the Quantrill Raiders. In Sept 1868 she had a baby girl, thought to be his. Her upset parents locked her in her room. She referred to Rosie Lee as her "Pearl", which became her daughter's nickname. Belle's family lost their son in the war and she ran off with another Quantrill Raider, Jim Reed, who staged a makeshift wedding after the getaway. They ran into old friends including the James and the Youngers. She lived with Jim and they had a son James Edwin Reed who was born in California February 22, 1871, before they went back to Texas. She and Reed led an outlaw life. Jim Reed was killed in August of 1874 by Deputy Sheriff John T. Morris of Collin County, Texas. Belle operated a livery stable in Dallas and dealt in stolen horses. In 1880, she married Sam Starr, a Cherokee Indian, and settled near Eufala, Oklahoma. Together they started a cattle rustling ring. They were jailed in 1882 for a short while. Their cabin became a favorite hideout for the James brothers and other outlaws. Sam Starr was shot and killed in a barroom brawl by Frank West in December 1886. Frank West was shot by Sam and also died. Belle married a Creek Indian outlaw named Jim July in 1887. The same year, Belle became a grandmother, by her daughter, Pearl. Riding home on February 3, 1889 Belle was shot by a double barreled shotgun blast and left to die.

Welcome Gatorgirl and Congrats - great to have you with us

Woot! Welcome my friend

ah hell cbags -