Charges filed in Overland Park banjo self-defense case
Attacked by a man wielding a frying pan and a knife, an Overland Park man swung his banjo.
Attacked by a man wielding a frying pan and a knife, an Overland Park man swung his banjo.Police say the Monday banjo blow to the head stopped the assailant, who was treated for a cut and taken to jail.
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Clearly, the attacker (and perhaps the defender) was highly strung . . .
:-p
I thought you were supposed to use the banjo on the knee.
Brings new meaning to the old southern saying, "Paddle faster, I hear banjos!"
The only positive thing to come out of this might be a new 5 day waiting period to purchase a banjo.
Somewhere around 1990 there was a local domestic violence murder with a banjo as the murder weapon.
Google came up with a different banjo murder....
What is the definition of "gentleman?"
Some one who knows how to play the banjo ... but doesn't.
No Good Use for Banjos?????
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vh_-AVsgzAs
How can you ignore this American Classic???
The Banjo is a stout piece of deadly ordnance.
That scene from 'Support Your Local Gunfighter' keeps coming to me---
"You couldn't hit a bull in the ass with a banjo!"
Does anyone else hear the phrase "El Kabong" from the Quick Draw Mcgraw cartoons
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