r/nextfuckinglevel • u/ogaarush • 3d ago

Mexican 'cowboy' stopped armed robbery

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u/[deleted] 3d ago

Yup

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u/absat41 3d ago

Don’t tell that Texans ; they get mighty upset. 

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u/AmpleWarning 3d ago

They can get as upset as they want. Doesn't make it any less true.

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u/wanderButNotLost2 3d ago

But in their Texan history books the cowboy wasn't invented until Walker Texas Ranger aired on TV in 1809. It's an undisputed fact.

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u/HOrnery_Occasion 3d ago

You obviously don't live in Texas but if you knew anything rodeo you'd know that world class riders and bull riders are Brazilian, Mexican, etc. Most of Texas that you would "classify" as cowboys know exactly how it came to be.

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u/thehelldoesthatmean 2d ago

You got whooshed, my friend

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u/HOrnery_Occasion 2d ago

How did I get whooshed.i know exactly how we got knowledge on this subject🤣

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u/jpjimm 2d ago

Ahh, but you missed the joke in the comment you replied to - he was kidding when he said the show Texas Ranger aired on TV in 1809.

Everyone knows that show didn't come on TV until after the failed British attempts to take over the airports in 1812.

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u/Lurker_prime21 2d ago

Damn. And I was just going to bring up those airports. Moot anyway since that's common knowledge. Just like the Bowling Green massacre.

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u/HOrnery_Occasion 2d ago

I don't know that show🤷‍♂️

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u/jpjimm 2d ago

It wasn't very good - went to cable only when the Emancipation Proclamation was announced by Lincoln. You didn't miss much.

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u/Amdvoiceofreason 2d ago

Well maybe if you went to history class in 1813, you know the one taught by George Washington you'd understand

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