>> Those whom you call "cowboys" we generally refer to as "gunslingers". >A professional cattle herder in this area would probably give you a >knuckle sandwich if you called him a "cowboy"! They got away from that That's 'cause ya'll in N'awlins... the land of the "Gay Caballero" (which no longer means what it used to). B-}) This is the land of the Calgary Stampede, where cowboys (OK... cowhands is more politically correct!) still ride 250 mile cattle drives on horseback and sing songs around campfires at night... where "Cowboy Poetry" is a recognized art form and "Cowboyography" has entered the vernacular as the name for a specific educational study. <grin> >something he isn't! The "Professional" is called a "cowhand, or simply I knew I should never have pressed the "Queue" button in the first place... and I still prefer "gunslinger"! B-}) John Musselwhite, RPT Calgary, Alberta Canada musselj@cadvision.com
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