Acharne: Normally I don't biatch. But that was THE worst web design for a slideshow ever.

Normally I don't biatch. But you must be farking brain dead. That was one of the easiest slideshows to operate ever. Clicked on 1 picture then had a forward arrow that quickly went from one slide to the next. My pit bull could have navigated that slideshow.

1: Salt Palace Bar with John F. Heath. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
2: Typical bar scene in early days of Park City at Sam DeAngelas Saloon. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
3: Interior shot of the bar at Lagoon Resort. Undated. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society

4: Wagener Brewing Company with decorated trucks in 1913. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
5: Wagener Truck with barrels outside the brewery in 1914. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
6: Bottling machine at Fisher Brewery in 1914. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society

7: Salt Lake Brewing Company auto truck in 1912. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
8: Jacob Alt's Saloon on 109 S. Main St. in Salt Lake City, 1898. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
9: Horseshoe Liquor Company wagon in front of the Good Luck Bar in Salt Lake, 1917. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society

10: Huntington Saloon, Huntington, Utah. The lines in the photo are from cracks in the original glass negative. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
11: This is the saloon that was the hangout of The Wild Bunch in 1889. The man standing beside the tree is Harry Longbaugh (The Sundance Kid) and the man sitting on the chair beside him is Butch Cassidy. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
12: Ole Elliot's, The Combination Saloon in Utah, late 1800s. The city where it is located is unspecified. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society

13: Soldier Summit Saloon, late 1800s. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
14: Stewart and Osborne Saloon at 13 E. 200 South in Salt Lake City, 1909. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
15: A staged gambling hall and saloon scene in the late 1800s. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society

16: Main Street lined with bars in Bingham, Utah around 1900. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
17: The Balkan Bar and Restaurant in Bingham, Utah around 1900. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
18: The California Bar and Italian boarding house in Bingham, Utah around 1900. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society

19: Men gambling at the Faro table at the White Elephant Saloon in Bingham, Utah, 1906. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
20: Forbes and Melich (Serbians) Saloon in Bingham, Utah around 1900. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
21: The Combination, a Billiards hall and saloon in Corrine, Utah around 1900. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society

22: Stage bound for Salt Lake outside the Alta Bar in Alta, Utah, 1904. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
23: The U.P. Saloon in Murray, Utah 1906. Salt Lake Tribune archives

Useless on a mobile.

► crispyone 2012-08-10 11:21:06 PM
Acharne: Normally I don't biatch. But that was THE worst web design for a slideshow ever.

Normally I don't biatch. But you must be farking brain dead. That was one of the easiest slideshows to operate ever. Clicked on 1 picture then had a forward arrow that quickly went from one slide to the next. My pit bull could have navigated that slideshow.

Read my other posts before being rude.

I call awesome.

I drank whiskey and ate at the Los Ojos saloon in Canyon, NM. In the 1970's.

I've poured scorpions out of my boots in the morning and fed them to the rattlers beneath my bed.

I've seen waterspouts over the high desert when the air was electric and you could see until kingdom come.

But I didn't see even a link to a slideshow with that lame assed URL, Subby.

You an' me gonna meet onna street.

And you're gonna spit chicklets.
/just keeding about the chicklets part
//the rest is trues

///fark you greenhorns.

The Voice of Doom: 1: Salt Palace Bar with John F. Heath. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
2: Typical bar scene in early days of Park City at Sam DeAngelas Saloon. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
3: Interior shot of the bar at Lagoon Resort. Undated. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society

4: Wagener Brewing Company with decorated trucks in 1913. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
5: Wagener Truck with barrels outside the brewery in 1914. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
6: Bottling machine at Fisher Brewery in 1914. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society

7: Salt Lake Brewing Company auto truck in 1912. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
8: Jacob Alt's Saloon on 109 S. Main St. in Salt Lake City, 1898. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
9: Horseshoe Liquor Company wagon in front of the Good Luck Bar in Salt Lake, 1917. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society

10: Huntington Saloon, Huntington, Utah. The lines in the photo are from cracks in the original glass negative. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
11: This is the saloon that was the hangout of The Wild Bunch in 1889. The man standing beside the tree is Harry Longbaugh (The Sundance Kid) and the man sitting on the chair beside him is Butch Cassidy. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
12: Ole Elliot's, The Combination Saloon in Utah, late 1800s. The city where it is located is unspecified. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
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13: Soldier Summit Saloon, late 1800s. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
14: Stewart and Osborne Saloon at 13 E. 200 South in Salt Lake City, 1909. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
15: A staged gambling hall and saloon scene in the late 1800s. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society

16: Main Street lined with bars in Bingham, Utah around 1900. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
17: The Balkan Bar and Restaurant in Bingham, Utah around 1900. Courtesy of the Utah Historical Society
18: The Califo ...

You rule.

WhippingBoy: What happened to you America? You used to be cool!

Used to be? This is my favorite local saloon:





Still pretty cool I'd say.

Indubitably: You rule.

VOD always does.

crispyone: Acharne: Normally I don't biatch. But that was THE worst web design for a slideshow ever.

Normally I don't biatch. But you must be farking brain dead. That was one of the easiest slideshows to operate ever. Clicked on 1 picture then had a forward arrow that quickly went from one slide to the next. My pit bull could have navigated that slideshow.

Because everybody runs the same browser.

tard

JesseL: Still pretty cool I'd say.

The unholy church of Bill W.
The cathedral of forgetfulness.
The alter of shame.
The mesa where conquistadors of the noches lay out the virginal sacrifices of their paychecks.
The Lobby to a lobotomy,.
The [you get the picture]

Line 'em up!
I'm Buying!

Captain_Ballbeard: Boudica's War Tampon: One of my ancestors was being hunted by the law; he doubled back and swore in as a paid posse member looking for himself.

He was also an ex-compadre of revolutionaries in Mexico. He left Mexico in a hurry when he found out he was an EX-compadre.


We have a photo in my family of my grandfather sitting atop Pancho Villa's horse, Pancho next to him. You know, the evil Pancho Villa, who paid him for everything (and then some) they took. A year later, the US Army basically stole all of my grandfather's cattle and took over his ranch, that's how the family ended up in Nebraska. So much for the Right not to have to quarter troops.

America is a lie.

/The Combination looks like my kind of place.

Well, if the word Colonia means anything to your family, we might be distant kin. My relative was a hunting guide who would take Americans for hunts in rural Mexico. I suppose he took the wrong kind of people on a hunt who spied on Villa and other revolutionaries or he at least told the wrong people information about Villa. Word got back to the revolutionaries and a price was put on his head. Anyways, a moonlit trip with little more than what was on their backs saved my ancestors' lives.

Looks like a drag.

Acharne: Normally I don't biatch. But that was THE worst web design for a slideshow ever.

It was pretty bad.

jckgdig: Acharne: Normally I don't biatch. But that was THE worst web design for a slideshow ever.

It was pretty bad.

I've seen worse. I looked at it in Chrome and it let me switch slides using my mouse wheel, so I can't complain.

Cool stuff. Makes me yearn for a Polygamy Porter.

Darkviking: [i6.photobucket.com image 300x225]

Those old photos will steal your spirit.

/obscure?

Fissile: Kanemano: damn movies told me everyone carried a big iron on their hips, at all times.

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Yeah, movies tell you all kind so of shiat.

For example, the "buscadero" holster.

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This is what all the cowboys used, right? Ah, nope. This was invented by some wardrobe guy in Hollywood to make wearing a gun look cool.

Cowboys don't were Levi's.

JesseL: WhippingBoy: What happened to you America? You used to be cool!

Used to be? This is my favorite local saloon:

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Still pretty cool I'd say.

Is that the Palace Saloon in Prescott? I've been there a couple of times. Nice place.

Is nic cage in any of them?

CthulhuCalling: JesseL: WhippingBoy: What happened to you America? You used to be cool!

Used to be? This is my favorite local saloon:

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Still pretty cool I'd say.

Is that the Palace Saloon in Prescott? I've been there a couple of times. Nice place.

Yep. The food hasn't been as good lately but it's still a neat place to check out.

"Who are these guys?!"

JesseL: CthulhuCalling: JesseL: WhippingBoy: What happened to you America? You used to be cool!

Used to be? This is my favorite local saloon:

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[www.historicpalace.com image 600x400]

Still pretty cool I'd say.

Is that the Palace Saloon in Prescott? I've been there a couple of times. Nice place.

Yep. The food hasn't been as good lately but it's still a neat place to check out.

The first time I was there, a few years ago, I had a very good sirloin steak. Went back a couple of months ago and it was nowhere near as good. Figured a change in management as the place had a different vibe to it.