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chevy59
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Pistol Pete, a 3 foot tall Disney character that I picked up at an auction last week, I was told he came out of the disney store, but I'm not for sure.
I had to have him because he looks a bit onry. He looks great displayed in the man cave! Thanks for looking!
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cute:) love it:)
Ooh! I want one. He reminds me of my Fiance grrrr!! Great find chevy59.
Thanks bellins for the love!
Thank you bratjdd, me and your husband have a lot in common, grrrrrrrrr! Lol
No, no, Thank you, I know you both do. Thanks for sharing I am still smiling Love it!
Your welcome chevy59:)
Thank you kerry10456 and Michael for the love!
Hi, Chevy59! Are you an Oklahoma State University alum? Pistol Pete and the OSU Cowboys. Go, Cowboys!
Thanks mikkochristmas11, not Oklahoma but a Boilermaker! Go Purdue!
Great school, Purdue! Go Purdue!!! : )
Thanks everyone for the love and nice comments!