You may find me one day dead in a ditch somewhere. But by God, you’ll find me in a pile of brass.
– Trooper M. Padgett
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Samizdata slogan of the dayYou may find me one day dead in a ditch somewhere. But by God, you’ll find me in a pile of brass. January 15th, 2003 |
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Or empty whiskey bottles and twisted chrome! <G>
OK, I give – who is “Trooper M. Padgett”?
Yes please, who is this trooper? It sounds almost Kiplingesque.
You can have my gun…I’ll send it one round at a time.
Harumph! Harumph!
So… what’s the source of that attribution? I can’t find anything definitive via Google.