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Hatfields and McCoys
- Rowan
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Hatfields and McCoys
Anyone interested in this infamous feud in American history should tune into the History Channel on Memorial Day weekend for the three part movie staring Bill Paxton and Kevin Costner.
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- Alisha Marie Klapheke
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I'm totally down for this. I can't wait. 

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[quote=""Rowan""]Then you should side with the McCoys.
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Another reason to do that: Big Band era orchestra leader Clyde "Sugar Blues" McCoy claimed descent from those McCoys. My wife was his personal manager in the 1970s and we heard it from the maestro himself.


Another reason to do that: Big Band era orchestra leader Clyde "Sugar Blues" McCoy claimed descent from those McCoys. My wife was his personal manager in the 1970s and we heard it from the maestro himself.


Bodo the Apostate, a novel set during the reign of Louis the Pious and end of the Carolingian Empire.
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I think there were elements of the feud in there like the pig part and killing the soldier, but I also wonder if no one really knows the whole story anyway.
I will say that I think it could have been done in 2 days. Seemed kinda stretched out if ya ask me. Plus I think one of the characters had a different ending in real life, but for dramatic purposes they changed it. Actually I wonder if Hollywood worked their magic on two characters.
Overall it was decent but I wasn't awe inspired.
I will say that I think it could have been done in 2 days. Seemed kinda stretched out if ya ask me. Plus I think one of the characters had a different ending in real life, but for dramatic purposes they changed it. Actually I wonder if Hollywood worked their magic on two characters.

Overall it was decent but I wasn't awe inspired.
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