Toy Storey 3

[fannypacker]

My wife and I took my daughter and her 3 children to see it. They all know gramps carries. Woody, the annimated cowboy was dressed in boots, stetson, belt and holster but no six shooter. They all laughed that Woody had no gun while I had a Smith snubbie in my paddle holster. The annimated movie was made in Kalifornia so should not be surprised.

[USA1]

I've never noticed that Woody had an empty holster before.
Maybe he's carrying one of these concealed. ...

[Vic]

Buzz is armed, as are the Army Men, so it's all okay.

[jimlongley]

I believe Woody's holster has always been empty, but I will have to go review my personal copies of the two previous to be sure. Gives me something to do today.

[JCole]

It has always been empty, but he put a kitchen match in it for a while in the first movie.

[TDDude]

I wouldn't read too much into that. It's probably more a comment on how the tiny accessories always get lost.

[Cobra Medic]

Here's one explanation. http://boards.straightdope . com/sdmb/showpost.php?p=5918630&postcount=7
Rated PG so remove spaces if you want to view.

[03Lightningrocks]

Here's one explanation. http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/sho ... ostcount=7" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Rated PG so remove spaces if you want to view.

OK.... done

[03Lightningrocks]

Now that was funny!!!!! I am not so sure I buy that explanation. But it was still funny. I believe I am going with the lost accessories post.

[CompVest]

This thread is off topic if it ever had one. The direction it is now going will lead to getting it locked! Please, find another direction.

[longtooth]

I agree completely.

[03Lightningrocks]

I agree also.... way off topic.

[Oldgringo]

"You boys better straighten up and fly right". (that's just one of the admonishments oft received from my dear old Mother)

[Crossfire]

"You boys better straighten up and fly right". (that's just one of the admonishments oft received from my dear old Mother)

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[Oldgringo]

Thanks Crossfire, now I know where she got that expression.