Hollywood has turned cowboys into romantic heroes, always with the gun at the ready. In reality, cowboys were at the very bottom of the social ladder, constantly eating the dust of their herds during the many long treks to the slaughterhouse. Amazing as it sounds now, most of the Frontier States had strict gun control laws back then, and although cowboys might during their treks have rifles for hunting purposes, hardly any of them would ever walk around sporting revolvers that were often forbidden anyway and that were - and still are - practically useless at any distance over 30 feet.
We have adapted the movies as reality with people like John Wayne having gun fights in the center of town. Not true. People were required to turn guns in to the sheriff when they entered town. John Wayne knew Wyatt Earp because at the end of his life Earp worked as an advisor for the early westerns. Wild West shows added to this fantasy of cowboys and Indians. Then, there were the radio shows and TV shows like Gun Smoke. All of this created this image in our minds of the rough tough gun toting cowboy.
Reality. Most everyone wants more than they can have. This is how and why most wars start. The trick is to be content with what you have.
It is correct to say "...serves more than 6000..."
There can be no more than 435 congressmen in the House of Representitives.
Marie has 4 brothers. Therefore she has 4 more brothers than sisters.
Because people like Minnesota more than Idaho.
Because it was more of a slogan than a reality.
No, a legend is a story that either did not occur or cannot be proved to have occurred. Sometimes legends have some basis in fact, but the details have been enhanced beyond reality to such an extent that the 'legend' is more fiction than non-fiction
Yes, the female flapper of the 1920s was more image than reality.
The singing cowboy Gene Autry . He appeared in over ninety Western films .
no, you don't.
Cowboy Bill I believe.
Soon, the reality of death sunk in, and I realized that my disease was more serious than I had anticipated.
Not possible.
because in reality they do care, more than care they are in love.
That's not a question, that's a statement :|
What links them is that they're both legends. If you somehow mean how're they different, an urban legend is a legend that is popular in a certain area, maybe because it involves the character or event in the legend in that area. A legend is something that is more popular than an urban legend and is known either around the country or world.
Bob Marley's Legend album sold more than 25 million world wide after its release in 1984.