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Agent Wayne Slaven
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Post subject:  Posted: Mon 16 May 2005 21:02 |
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even though I hadn't seen it in a few years it wasn't that bad of show except for it have'n dog on it, seemed weird to see a semi-quite beth though.
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rex
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Post subject: Agreed Posted: Tue 17 May 2005 08:49 |
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Location: Tracy, California
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Wayne,
I did notice that Mrs. Chapman seemed to be on her best behavior and had a different hair color. Although did anyone catch her arm-yank?
Incidentally, I couldn't help but notice Becky Clark's exceptional voice cadence, tone and reassuring accent that all of which would make her excellent at pretexting as she could probably charm the skin off of the proverbial snake.
Rex
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jeffstewartfi
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Post subject: Posted: Tue 17 May 2005 12:27 |
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Did you see the show on National Geographic Channel? Bounty Hunters with Leonard Padilla? I thought that was a good documentary.
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rex
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Post subject: Maybe Posted: Tue 17 May 2005 13:47 |
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Jeffrey,
Was that the one where Mr. Padilla held the position that bounty hunting comes before everything including family?
If so, I think that it's titled "Bounty Hunters: Sacramento."
If this is the same one, I would wholly agree that it was a very fair representation of the trade here in the PRC.
I believe that it is a 2-hour show and well worth watching.
Rex
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