Ke-mo sah-bee (pronounced kē′·mō·sâ′·bē; often spelled kemo sabe or kemosabe) is the term of endearment used by Tonto in the radio and television program The Lone Ranger, said to mean "trusty scout" or "faithful friend" in Potowatomi.
Fran Striker, the writer of the Lone Ranger scripts, said the actual expression was Ta-i ke-mo sah-bee, which he said meant "greetings trusty scout".
In this case, it is a word to describe the overall vibe of the Lodge. Good friends and good times.
The Geronimo painting was a gift to us from Joe. Cool fuckin gift. Thanks, Joe.
Welcome to The Lodge, the cabin in the city.
3 comments:
I remember when Joe gave me that painting as a gift....dick.
well thunder horse, your storm and hoofs were not enough.
We really love the short vids you guys have posted, we all think maybe a full length would be a wise idea considering the impact the not so full length had on us............the bike movies needs a little arting up if you ask us at Cycle Nazis
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