Homicidalheathen Posted March 3, 2009 Posted March 3, 2009 http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/7813 Now this is a must see! A grinning devil statue still greets visitors to Thunder Mountain, with a horned head peeking out of his stomach.. ...By then, even though the Chief had been honored as "1983 Artist of the Year" by the state of Nevada, Thunder Mountain was falling on hard times. Its hostel house -- once a hippie hangout -- had burned down. The Chief's no-longer-young wife had left him, taking the last of his three children. Depressed, and with no apocalypse in sight, Chief Rolling Mountain Thunder put a bullet through his head in early 1989.
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Homicidalheathen Posted March 3, 2009 Author Posted March 3, 2009 this roadside america site is hellarious quote: Olney is one of a handful of lucky (and often combative) towns with a self-sustaining colony of bushy-tailed albinos, rather than the occasional ragged white freak. *snarf* lets invite them to the board. I thought those things were good luck...I saw 3 in 5 yrs...doesn't seem to be working. woohoo hoodoo frog people lol ROADTRIP anyone? http://www.roadsideamerica.com/creatures/
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