80s Hair Bands 4 Ever

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I love all of the 80s hair bands. And this iblog is for them only. There will be some bands on here that some people has never heard of. Like Tigertailz. you will even see people from the bands you have never heard of like for instance Pepsi Tate, Kim Hooker, Ace Finchum, Steevi Jamiz, and Jay Pepper. Only a few people know who they are they are a British Welsh glam metal band and have wrote songs such as Noise level critical, Love bomb baby, Livin without you, and Heaven. They are an amazing band the Bassist is or was Pepsi Tate and he is hilarious and full of energy same goes for Jay Pepper but more so Pepsi.

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asktheshowmestate

On the day the Federals came to execute Order No. 11, my mother was bedfast, weak, worn and sick. The captain in charge said, ‘Mrs. Younger, why haven’t you complied with order No. 11?’ My mother said, ‘I am sick; I have no place to go and it is serious impossible for me to leave.’ ‘Mrs. Younger, you refuse to obey. We are going to burn your buildings.’ She pleaded with them and asked to stay the night. They said that she must burn the buildings herself in the morning. She agreed. On the following day she set it afire with her own hands.”

Cole Younger relating what happened to his mother, Bursheba Younger, during the execution of General Order No. 11 on the Younger Farm in Cass County, MO 1863. (via asktheshowmestate)

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My cousin Bob Younger

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April 3rd 1882: Jesse James killed On this day in 1882 the famous outlaw of the Wild West, Jesse James, was killed by Robert Ford. James was a member of the James-Younger Gang from Missouri; his gang gained notoriety in the period 1866 to 1876 as they robbed banks, stagecoaches and trains. He first gained national attention after shooting a cashier during a robbery of a Missouri bank. The gang’s decline began with an attempted robbery of a bank in Northfield, Minnesota when the majority of the gang was captured or killed. James and his gang were pursued by law enforcement until the outlaw Robert Ford, who had posed as James’ friend, shot him in the back of the head in order to collect the bounty on him. The governor of Missouri quickly pardoned Ford, which shocked the public as it suggested their governor had conspired to kill a private citizen. “In Loving Memory of my Beloved Son, Murdered by a Traitor and Coward Whose Name is not Worthy to Appear Here” - epitaph for Jesse James, written by his mother