I am so over this situation, Peter. I'm unbumble to find something real. You know, like someone

you can count on, someone who actually cares about what you think. I just want someone

who's ready for that long-term kind of love. Whether you're looking for your next boyfriend,

girlfriend, casual date or just someone who truly getscha, it's waiting for you on Bumble.

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It was unusually cold in early August 1876 in Dakota territory. In one prominent gulch in the

black hills, the wind whipped outside and men crowded into saloons to keep warm and drink

and gamble. In not all in man's number 10 saloon on the lower end of the main thoroughfare,

a young man stood at the bar getting steadily drunk. He was an odd character, even in a mining

camp that overflowed with dirty, lawless vagrants. He was described as having a sandy mustache,

a double chin, a pointy head, a crossed eye and a broken nose. He'd used several names over

the years as he drifted west from his home state of Kentucky, but he was born Jack McCall.

Around here, he was known as Crooked Knows Jack. Tonight, his gaze was locked on a table

near the back of the saloon. A poker game was in full swing and as Jack watched, a man called it

quits and left the game. Jack made his move. He swaggered up to the table and plunged into a chair.

He didn't care about the game. He was terrible at poker and before long, everyone at the table knew

it. The draw here was that one of the players was James Butler Hickock, who'd been known as Wild Bill

Hickock for at least 15 years. The men at the table plumb gutted McCall. He was drunk and lost hand

after hand. He wouldn't quit. He kept playing until he lost every cent. When he was finally broke

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