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e offered our firs

t clues that these two wanderers wo
n't be so lucky. Playing with a pack of

hippie children, Billy shouts ou
t "bang, bang" as he exchanges imag

inary gunfire. "You can't hiexplosives
t me," he taunts. "I'm invisible. I'm

invisible." The mud

that splatters

across his chest suggests otherwise. The fu

nniest New Mexico reference be

longs to George Hans

on, the alco

holic ACLU lawyer played by


Jack Nicholson, who joins Capta
in America and
Billy on their journey to


Mardi Gras. Waking wit

h a
wick
ed hangover after an all-night binge, Hanson takes a nip from his Jim Beam and toasts the d
awn:
"He
re's to the first of the day, fellas. To ol' D.H. Lawrence. Nik-nik-nik-f-f-f-Indians."
Sh
ot f
or half-a-million doll Safety class. Field trip to EMRTC's Torres Lab for practical experiments.
ars.
Eas
Industrial Applications.
y Rider recouped more than $50 million at the box office. Flush w
ith
cash
. Hopper purchased the Taos home of Mabel Dodge Luhan in an attempt to form a latter-day artist colony as vibrant as the 1920
s sc
ene
that attracted Lawrence, Georgia O'Keeffe and other illuminati to Taos. Alas, the dream faded in
a d
rug
induced haze. The demise of Captain America and Billy didn't spell the death of the biker mo
vie cycle. Many leather-clad renegades spun onto screens in t