The "ABCs of BBM": Round 965! (Rules in first post)

[southendmd]

The Cowboy Etiquette Round!

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Buckaroos and Buckarettes!

[Fran]

The well-mannered buckaroo shouts out a congratulatory message -- perhaps a jubilant "ooooeee" -- after witnessing the successful hunting of an antlered elk.

[Meryl]

Aspiring buckarettes will find it edifying to study the stylish garb, confident demeanor and impeccable taste in buckaroos displayed by Miss Lureen Newsome.

[southendmd]

The polite Buckaroo knows it is always correct to push one's long-lost paramour into the nearest stairwell before administering a fond embrace.  Please see below.

[Fran]

While seeking employment from a foreman known to have a dyspeptic disposition, the well-mannered buckaroo shows respect by removing his cowboy hat and standing at least five feet away.

[Meryl]

When attempting to urge your buckaroo to attend a Saturday night gathering with uplifting, moral companions for his own edification, it is perhaps not a good idea to ask him while he is comfortably ensconced in front of a television set imbibing beer.



=aside=Paul
Thanks for the great topic!

[Ellemeno]

When greeting one's long-lost Buckaroo
There are some formalities one may eschew

[memento]

When experiencing post-divorce rejection, the well-mannered buckaroo gets back in his car, shows his hurt when his lover can't see him, drives another 14 hours and gallivants around Juarez, Mexico.

[LauraGigs]

If a cowboy colleague has successfully shot an elk or other game animal, it is appropriate to give a hearty shove (perhaps even accompanied by a "who-whee").

[southendmd]

The well-mannered Buckaroo is always eager to help clear the Thanksgiving dinner plates; however, things may get nasty if an ex-spouse inconsiderately accuses him of buggery.

=aside= Laura
Great to see you here!