So, you don’t believe the Kid when he tells you that he was pretty tight with Christ. Well perhaps you’ll believe Leonardo DaVinci. That’s right, as you can plainly see, Da Vinci’s “The Last Supper” clearly depicts Jesus breaking bread with the twelve Apostles and one ruggedly handsome cowboy that I think you’ll recognize. Yet you never hear about the Peppercorn Kid in the Bible. Why, you ask? Well the only reason I can think of is that Matthew, Mark, Luke and John intentionally left the Kid out of the story merely because he was a non-Jewish cartoon cowboy who didn’t really exist. Now that’s censorship if you ask me and it just makes you wonder how many other figments of my imagination have been omitted from the history books.