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7 comments:
Awwwwwwwwww he's so cute and tiny.
I'm thinking that's a self-inflicted "scratch" on his forehead and not simply damage to the photo.
This is a photo of the notorious outlaw "2 Dead Ted". His m.o. that garnered his his moniker was that he could take aim and by splitting his bullet with his blade, kill 2 people simultaneously. Unfortunately for Ted, his first victims were himself and his horse. This is the only known photo of Ted.
SL
Other known variants of Teds' name were, "Tedd 2 Dead" and "Teddy Dead 2". Some historians argue over which name was most widely accepted, but then again, when don't they argue over stuff nobody really gives a damn about. Teds' horse remains anonymous.
SL
Wow, that's very interesting! I wonder if the bidders know that or not? If it's the only known photo, how is he identified as 2 Dead Ted?
I don't know...I'm out of silly comments.
SL
Ha, I get it.....now :)
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