I've just got to say - that guy has one of the coolest sounding names! I've heard him talking on the radio a few times recently and his name totally fits his voice.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
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3 comments:
I can never remember his correct name. I always call him T. Bone Pickens!
His voice does match the name.
Ahh, T. Boone. His name evokes either cheers or growls around here. Some not thrilled that he likes to ship our water down south when we could really use it around here, very shrewd buisnessman. He used to fly his very large jet into our very tiny little town airport because he has a ranch outside of it. We always knew when T. Boone was in town and once he brought Dicky Cheney...too much excitement for our community:)
Sounds like a Mark Twain name!
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