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JohnWayne
Legacy Name: JohnWayne
The Common Aeanoid
Owner: Lyn
Age: 16 years, 7 months, 3 weeks
Born: September 4th, 2007
Adopted: 16 years, 7 months, 3 weeks ago (Legacy)
Adopted: September 4th, 2007 (Legacy)
Statistics
- Level: 3,477
- Strength: 8,802
- Defense: 5,305
- Speed: 3,901
- Health: 8,800
- HP: 8,800/8,800
- Intelligence: 3,878
- Books Read: 1143
- Food Eaten: 14
- Job: Director of SAI
Howdy Pilgrim! Thanks for stopping in for a visit. Yep, by now I'm sure you know who I am named after!
John Wayne (born Marion Morrison) was the son of pharmacist Clyde Morrison and his wife Mary. Clyde developed a lung condition that required him to move his family from Iowa to the warmer climate of southern California, where they tried ranching in the Mojave Desert. Until the ranch failed, Marion and his younger brother Robert E. Morrison swam in an irrigation ditch and rode a horse to school. When the ranch failed, the family moved to Glendale, California, where Marion delivered medicines for his father, sold newspapers and had an Airedale dog named 'Duke' (the source of his own nickname). He did well at school both academically and in football. When he narrowly failed admission to Annapolis he went to USC on a football scholarship 1925-1927. Tom Mix got him a summer job as a prop man in exchange for football tickets. On the set he became close friends with director John Ford for whom, among others, he began doing bit parts, some billed as John Wayne. His first featured film was Men Without Women (1930). After more than 70 low-budget westerns and adventures, mostly routine, Wayne's career was stuck in a rut until Ford cast him in Stagecoach (1939), the movie that made him a star. He appeared in nearly 250 movies, many of epic proportions. From 1942-1943 he was in a radio series, 'The Three Sheets to the Wind', and in 1944 he helped found the Motion Picture Alliance for the Preservation of American Ideals, a right-wing political organization, later becoming its President. His conservative political stance was also reflected in The Alamo (1960), which he produced, directed and starred in. His patriotic stand was enshrined in The Green Berets (1968) which he co-directed and starred in. Over the years Wayne was beset with health problems. In September 1964 he had a cancerous left lung removed; in March 1978 there was heart valve replacement surgery; and in January 1979 his stomach was removed. He received the Best Actor nomination for Sands of Iwo Jima (1949) and finally got the Oscar for his role as one-eyed Rooster Cogburn in True Grit (1969). A Congressional Gold Medal was struck in his honor in 1979. He is perhaps best remembered for his parts in Ford's cavalry trilogy - Fort Apache (1948), She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949) and Rio Grande (1950).
John Wayne (born Marion Morrison) was the son of pharmacist Clyde Morrison and his wife Mary. Clyde developed a lung condition that required him to move his family from Iowa to the warmer climate of southern California, where they tried ranching in the Mojave Desert. Until the ranch failed, Marion and his younger brother Robert E. Morrison swam in an irrigation ditch and rode a horse to school. When the ranch failed, the family moved to Glendale, California, where Marion delivered medicines for his father, sold newspapers and had an Airedale dog named 'Duke' (the source of his own nickname). He did well at school both academically and in football. When he narrowly failed admission to Annapolis he went to USC on a football scholarship 1925-1927. Tom Mix got him a summer job as a prop man in exchange for football tickets. On the set he became close friends with director John Ford for whom, among others, he began doing bit parts, some billed as John Wayne. His first featured film was Men Without Women (1930). After more than 70 low-budget westerns and adventures, mostly routine, Wayne's career was stuck in a rut until Ford cast him in Stagecoach (1939), the movie that made him a star. He appeared in nearly 250 movies, many of epic proportions. From 1942-1943 he was in a radio series, 'The Three Sheets to the Wind', and in 1944 he helped found the Motion Picture Alliance for the Preservation of American Ideals, a right-wing political organization, later becoming its President. His conservative political stance was also reflected in The Alamo (1960), which he produced, directed and starred in. His patriotic stand was enshrined in The Green Berets (1968) which he co-directed and starred in. Over the years Wayne was beset with health problems. In September 1964 he had a cancerous left lung removed; in March 1978 there was heart valve replacement surgery; and in January 1979 his stomach was removed. He received the Best Actor nomination for Sands of Iwo Jima (1949) and finally got the Oscar for his role as one-eyed Rooster Cogburn in True Grit (1969). A Congressional Gold Medal was struck in his honor in 1979. He is perhaps best remembered for his parts in Ford's cavalry trilogy - Fort Apache (1948), She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949) and Rio Grande (1950).
Pet Treasure
Blunderbuss
Feisty Heroine Horse Bridle
Brown Detachable Boot Buckles
Dark Brown Detachable Boot Buckles
Dark Ochre Detachable Boot Buckles
Olive Detachable Boot Buckles
Tan Detachable Boot Buckles
Black Detachable Boot Buckles
Black Cowboy Boots
Winsome Rogue Gun Holsters
Winsome Rogue Broken Bridle
Nice Cowboy Boot
Snakeskin Hat Band
Cowboys Dark Gunbelt
Cowboys Jeans
Mustache Trimming Scissors
Plain Brown Cowboy Vest
Functional Spurs
Cowboys Plain Shirt
Cowboys Raincoat
Cowboys Lariet
Photograph of Them Thar Plains
Sturdy Chaps
Knotted Red Handkerchief
Dark Brown Buttless Chaps
Black Buttless Chaps
Brown Buttless Chaps
Olive Buttless Chaps
Dark Ochre Buttless Chaps
Tan Buttless Chaps
Franky Long Waist Rope
Shimmer Cowgirl Lasso
Brown Cowboy Boots
Light Brown Cowboy Boots
Dark Brown Cowboy Boots
Monochrome Cowboy Boots
Pink Cowboy Boots
Purple Cowboy Boots
Red Cowboy Boots
Tan Cowboy Boots
Turquoise Cowboy Boots
Darkmatter Six-Shooter
Reborn Six-Shooter
Graveyard Six-Shooter
Twilight Six-Shooter
Common Six-Shooter
Arid Six-Shooter
Spectrum Six-Shooter
Cream Six-Shooter
Field Six-Shooter
Dusk Six-Shooter
Sun Six-Shooter
Dawn Six-Shooter
Fathers Day Poker Chips
Whiskey Decanter Set
Whiskey
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