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Bullmoose was a
Canadian rock band
formed in Elgin,
Ontario in 1996. Its
members were twin
brothers Jeff
Cowan (drums/vocals) and
Seamus Cowan (b****/vocals)...
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Bullmoose was a
Canadian rock band.
Bullmoose may also
refer to: a
style of
bicycle handlebar General Bullmoose, a
character from a
satirical American...
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General Bullmoose:
Created by Al Capp in June 1953,
Bashington T.
Bullmoose is a mercenary, cold-blooded,
capitalist tyrant tycoon.
Bullmoose's motto (see...
- television.
Among his best-remembered
roles are the
bombastic General Bullmoose in the
stage and
screen versions of the 1956
musical Li'l Abner, and his...
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tonic on the
scrawny men of Dogpatch. There, greedy,
tyrannical General Bullmoose wants to buy the
formula for
Yokumberry Tonic, and he is
angry that Li'l...
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Benjamin Clarence "Bull Moose"
Jackson (April 22, 1919 – July 31, 1989) was an
American blues and rhythm-and-blues
singer and saxophonist, who was most...
- the Teck Corporation, who were to
operate the
Quintette mine and the
Bullmoose mine respectively.
Declining global coal
prices after 1981, and weakening...
- the
outside world. Meanwhile, a
greedy business magnate named General Bullmoose covets the
tonic as well,
since he
could market it (as "Yoka-Cola," he...
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History with Do****ents (Bedford/St. Martin's, 2003). Gable, John A. The
Bullmoose Years:
Theodore Roosevelt and the
Progressive Party. Port Washington,...
- and to
properly tape and plug the bar ends for
safety purposes. The
bullmoose style was
common on
early mountain bikes. The stem and bars are a single...
