:11:02
Too Jewish.
:11:08
We'll work up a Number Six on them!
:11:10
I'm afraid I'm not familiar
with that one.
:11:12
That's where we go
riding into town...
:11:14
...and a-whapping and a-whooping
every living thing...
:11:16
...that moves within an inch
of its life!
:11:20
Except the women folks, of course.
:11:21
You spare the women?
:11:23
No, we rape the shit out of them
at the Number Six dance later on!
:11:27
That's marvelous! That's so creative!
:11:30
Why, Taggart, you've been hurt!
:11:32
That uppity nigger hit me
on the head with a shovel.
:11:36
I'd sure appreciate it, sir, if
you could find it in your heart...
:11:40
...to hang him up by his
neck until he was dead.
:11:43
Got him locked up downstairs.
:11:45
Consider it done, stout fellow.
:11:55
I've got a special.
When can you work him in?
:11:57
I couldn't possibly fit him in
until Monday, sir. I'm booked solid.
:12:02
Monday. Splendid.
:12:09
Thank you, sir.
And don't you worry.
:12:12
We'll make Rock Ridge
think it's a chicken...
:12:16
...that got caught in a tractor's nuts!
:12:23
It's all right, Taggart. Just a man
and a horse being hung out there.
:12:33
"There was a peaceful town
called Rock Ridge,
:12:37
"... where people lived in harmony.
:12:42
"They never had no kind of trouble.
:12:47
"There was no hint of misery.
:12:55
"The town saloon was always lively...
:12:59
"... but never nasty or obscene.