Marlboro Outwit The West

I think I forgot to submit last week. Oh crud. That'll show my team that they better step up.
 
#22 North
#23 spurs
#24 Poker chips

found the same things... very glad for online stores.. lol The slang reference I found for #23 said guns.. didn't fit.. so I clicked the stores selling spurs.
Didn't get very far on 25. .. figure if can determine the prison the initials stand for can do a search w/ that..

Eva_Marie.. Ouch.. hoping you get high points the rest of the weeks to make up for it. To bad you can't suspend team member huh..
 
the N.S.P. is nebraska state penitentiary, something to do with Ed Beck.
 
#23 could be "peace" colt made peacemakers in mid to late 1800s.
 
#22 is a few lines from an old poem, The Old Chisholm Trail

I looked up the actual trail, it's a former cattle trail from San Antonio in Texas up to Abilene in Kansas; not used after the 1880s.

A few other lines in the poem reference " I started up the trail October twenty-third,
I started up the trail with the 2-U herd. Oh, a ten-dollar hoss and a forty-dollar saddle, --And I'm goin' to punchin' Texas cattle"


so it sounds like he's starting off in Texas with the cattle, so North sounds right...
 
found the same things... very glad for online stores.. lol The slang reference I found for #23 said guns.. didn't fit.. so I clicked the stores selling spurs.
Didn't get very far on 25. .. figure if can determine the prison the initials stand for can do a search w/ that..

Eva_Marie.. Ouch.. hoping you get high points the rest of the weeks to make up for it. To bad you can't suspend team member huh..

Thanks.
As far as #23, what about rifle?
 
Cowboy.. I think North.. going up the trail.. one of the lines of lyrics in the clue refers to being thrown by the 2-U herd. That would mean the cattle are still present. The clue doesn't include any of the last of the poem, so I wouldn't include that..

Eva_Marie.. I thought of that about 5 this am.. want to do somemore checking.. where the prisoners [doing hard time] come in.
 
Cowboy.. I think North.. going up the trail.. one of the lines of lyrics in the clue refers to being thrown by the 2-U herd. That would mean the cattle are still present. The clue doesn't include any of the last of the poem, so I wouldn't include that..

Eva_Marie.. I thought of that about 5 this am.. want to do somemore checking.. where the prisoners [doing hard time] come in.

You are doing a lot better than me I can't even understand what he is singing. Hope you don't mind if I go along with you guys on this one. I can understand some words but for the life of me no matter how many times I listen I can't figure it out.
 
You are doing a lot better than me I can't even understand what he is singing. Hope you don't mind if I go along with you guys on this one. I can understand some words but for the life of me no matter how many times I listen I can't figure it out.

My Bad, I should of scrolled down a little, thanks for the words guys.
 
Week 5's answers are as follows: Explainations are next to it!
#21 - Pitchfork Fondue: (Watch this video)= http://www.eatmedaily.com/2009/09/s...on-of-fat-on-jamies-american-road-trip-video/

#22 - North (Trail went from TX to Kansas) Cowboy Poetry - Old Chisholm Trail - Cowboy Poems

#23 - Spurs Spurs: Prison Made Spurs

#24 - Poker Chips (Montgomery Ward Catolog only one not listed in it was pokerchips)

#25 - Carville & Taber

Be sure you make sure you spell things correctly! and if anyone else has anything different let me know and let me know how you got it!
Thanks
 
Thanks Sunninjimmy for including the links for everyone..
 
TAZ!!! U didn't answer the last question!! go back lol
 
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