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[My Aunt's Top 10 List]

1: El Dorado

2: Rio Bravo

3: McClintock

4: Shootout

5: My Name Is Nobody

6: White Feather

7: The Duel At Silver Creek

8: Utah Blaine

9: Ride Clear Of Diablo

10: The Big Country

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[My Grandpa's Top 10 List From His Collection]

1: Rio Bravo

2: El Dorado

3: McClintock

4: True Grit

5: Shane

6: Broken Arrow

7: High Noon

8: Red River

9: The Searchers

10: The Magnificent Seven

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[My Top 10 List]

1: McClintock

2: Ride Clear Of Diablo

3: Utah Blaine

4: Stagecoach (the one with Ann Margaret)

5: Shootout

6: The Violent Men

7: The Proud Ones

8: Domino Kid

9: They Call Me Trinity

10: Lightning Jack

(I can go back and forth with my top ten)

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[My Grandpa's Top 10 From My Collection]

1: White Feather

2: War Drums

3: Shootout

4: The Big Country

5: Utah Blaine

6: Domino Kid

7: The White Squaw

8: Destry (with audie murphy)

9: My Name Is Nobody

10: Drums Across The River

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[My Grandpa's Top 10 Western TV Series]

1: The Young Riders

2: Wanted: Dead Or Alive

3: Shane

4: The High Chaparral

5: The Rebel Johnny Yuma

6: Hondo

7: Laredo

8: Tombstone Territory

9: Cheyenne

10: Lawman

Btw tell us what y'all think about our lists ^^ and feel free to comment you're own lists

Hey everyone, I just wanted to share a funny realization I had recently after trying to get my grandfather to watch Deadwood. For context, my grandpas is 77 and a massive, lifelong fan of the Western genre. He literally grew up on the classics. If it’s a vintage Western, he’s probably seen every single episode multiple times. We’re talking Wanted Dead or Alive, Have Gun Will Travel, Wagon Train, Laramie, The Virginian, The Lone Ranger you name it, it’s probably in his rotation. The man knows his Western lore inside and out. Naturally, I thought he might appreciate the gritty realism and historical backdrop of Deadwood. Boy, was I wrong. He tapped out pretty quickly, and honestly, it makes total sense. Call him old fashioned if ya like, but he just cannot stand the constant, heavy cursing or the nudity that modern prestige shows throw in. For a guy who expects his Western heroes to have a certain code of conduct and a cleaner script, the absolute barrage of F bombs in every single line of Deadwood dial was just a massive turn off. It completely explains why he mostly sticks to his favorites. There’s a comforting predictability to the classic era where the good guys wear white hats, the drama is built on tension rather than shock value, and you don’t have to wince at the dialogue every five seconds. Anyone else try to introduce older family members to modern Westerns only to have it completely backfire? What do your classic loving grandparents stick to instead?

I recently went down the family tree rabbit hole just out of curiosity, and I ended up finding something I never expected. While digging through records, I found out that I'm related to former Braves pitcher Rick Camp. I honestly thought there was no way it was true, so I asked my grandpa about it. To my surprise, he confirmed it. We ended up talking about our family's history, and he also told me that we're related to Rogers Hornsby through my great grandmother's side of the family. I always thought my family history would be pretty ordinary, so finding out there's a connection to not just a former Brave, but also a Baseball Hall of Famer, was a pretty cool surprise. Now I'm even more interested in seeing what else I can uncover as I keep researching. Has anyone else here ever discovered they were related to a current or former Braves player, or someone else connected to baseball? I'd love to hear your stories.

Hey everyone! I wanted to share a complete, uninterrupted playthrough of Life Is Strange: Reunion. If you're looking for a clean, immersive way to experience Max and Chloe's final chapter without any commentary or distractions over the dialogue and soundtrack, this is for you. Hope you all enjoy the ride!

I’ve had this on my watchlist literally since it came out and I finally got around to putting it on last night. Honestly went in with pretty average expectations but I am completely blown away. ​Without spoiling anything, the tension in the second act is just insane. My anxiety was through the roof the entire time. The acting felt so raw, and they did so much with the atmosphere without relying on cheap gimmicks or over the top CGI. It felt super grounded which just made it ten times more stressful to watch. ​It feels like one of those movies that kind of flew under the radar because of all the massive blockbusters last year, but it easily deserves way more hype. ​Did anyone else catch this one? What did you guys think of that ending? And no spoilers in the comments please, use tags!

My friend Budzyrea21 and I had an absolute blast causing chaos in Red Dead Online. Here's our full collaboration stream if anyone wants to check it out! What are your favorite things to do online?

Hey everyone! I've been putting a lot of time into my YouTube channel and I'm trying to keep growing it. I'm currently sitting at 36 subscribers, so every new sub, view, like, or bit of feedback really helps.

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If you're also a creator, feel free to share your channel too. I'd love to check out other people's content and support fellow small creators. Thanks for taking the time to read this, and good luck to everyone else working toward their goals!

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I don't care what anyone says I absolutely despise Matt Rhule. I've been a Panthers fan for a long time, and I honestly can't think of anyone who's done more damage to this franchise than he did. Every Sunday felt like a new level of embarrassment. There was no discipline, no identity, no progress. Just excuse after excuse while the team got worse. And what makes me even angrier is watching what happened to the core of this team.

Christian McCaffrey? Gone. DJ Moore? Gone.

Brian Burns? Eventually gone after all the contract drama that started while Rhule was here. It felt like we took one of the most exciting young cores in the NFL and completely tore it apart. I know not every move happened while Rhule was still the coach, but he absolutely helped put this franchise on that path. His awful roster management, constant quarterback experiments, and complete inability to build a winning culture left us digging out of a hole for years.

I'll never get over passing on Justin Fields, cycling through Teddy Bridgewater, Sam Darnold, and Baker Mayfield, acting like every washed up quarterback was somehow going to fix the mess he created. It was painful to watch. People talk about rebuilding, but Rhule didn't rebuild anything. He burned the house down and walked away while everyone else had to clean up the ashes.

As far as I'm concerned, Matt Rhule is the worst coach in Panthers history, and it's not even close. Anyone else still get irrationally angry every time his name comes up, or am I the only one still holding this grudge?

I've been watching old Braves highlights and looking back through different eras of the team, and it got me wondering. Who do you think is the worst pitcher the Braves have ever had? I'm not just talking about someone who had one bad outing I mean a pitcher who consistently struggled, was a huge disappointment, or made you cringe every time they took the mound. It could be because of terrible stats, blown leads, bad contracts, or just unforgettable performances for all the wrong reasons. Curious to hear everyone's opinions and the stories behind your picks. Who gets your vote, and why? Let's hear some of the names that Braves fans would rather forget.

Hey everyone!

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I just wanted to share a small milestone I'm working toward. I'm currently at 35 subscribers, and I only need 15 more to reach 50, which would let me unlock mobile livestreaming on YouTube. I make no commentary gaming videos, including full playthroughs of games like Final Fantasy XVI, Assassin's Creed Valhalla, Until Dawn, Cuphead, and more. If that's something you'd enjoy, I'd really appreciate it if you checked out my channel. If you like what you see, a subscription would mean a lot. No pressure at all, I know everyone has different tastes. Even sharing advice on how you grew your own channel would be incredibly helpful.

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Thanks for reading, and good luck to everyone else working toward their own YouTube goals!