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• The slip is empty, with a small plaque mentioning " Busted Flush ".
• For all the sporting sex McGee had in the master stateroom of Busted Flush, his creator did not celebrate carnality.
• 9 . Travis McGee, the fictional detective who lived aboard the Busted Flush at Bahia Mar, was created by what author?
• Rockwell was on the set to paint the portraits of the stars and assigned the small role of a poker player nicknamed Busted Flush.
• Anyway, shouldn't a busted flush beat a full house, if the guy holding it sincerely believes that, in a fair and balanced world, it should?
• In " Callahan's Key " the patrons make a visit to the marina near Fort Lauderdale where the " Busted Flush " was usually moored in the McGee series.
• With effort, you can picture the star of " Indiana Jones " and " Sabrina " sitting on the deck of the Busted Flush, sipping martinis in the pink glow of a Florida sunset.
• I am a game shooter, not a claybird competitor, and at times I felt like the proverbial bad card in a busted flush; however, I did get razzed when I missed, indicating that my shooting was not beneath the others'contempt.
• On their way to Key West, they stop at a marina near Fort Lauderdale specifically to visit Slip F-18 ( where " Busted Flush " was usually moored ) and meet a local who was the prototype for McGee's sidekick Meyer.
• Due to " Polkey ", as with capability, a failure to consult the employee will usually cause an unfair dismissal regardless of whether it would have made any difference-employers cannot just suddenly decide for themselves that an employee is a busted flush.
• As Sherlock Holmes had his well-known address on Baker Street, McGee had his trademark lodgings on his 52-foot ( 16 m ) houseboat, the Busted Flush, named for the poker hand that started the run of luck in which he won her.
• In Fort Lauderdale, there's always a party in progress on slip F-18 in Bahia Mar, the yacht basin where John D . MacDonald's beach-bum hero Travis McGee moors the Busted Flush, the snazzy houseboat he won in a poker game.
• "The Deep Blue Good-by " introduces readers to McGee, his place of residence, the " Busted Flush " ( a houseboat he won in a poker game ), and its mooring place, slip F-18 at the Bahia Mar Marina in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
• Travis McGee lives on a 52-foot houseboat dubbed " The Busted Flush " ( after the circumstances in which he won it in a poker game; it also may be a pun on a broken toilet ), docked at slip F-18 at Bahia Mar Marina, Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
• Hiaasen specifically acknowledged his debt in an introduction he wrote for a new edition of " The Deep Blue Good-By " in 1994, commenting that even though MacDonald was now eight years gone, he believed McGee was still around, probably sipping gin on the deck of the " Busted Flush " and pondering whatever it was that Florida had become or was becoming.
• On Robinson's website there is a photo of him " at the address ( now demolished ) of'The Busted Flush,'home of John D . MacDonald s immortal character Travis McGee : Slip F-18, Bahia Mar Marina, Fort Lauderdale FL . " Similarly important to Robinson is writer Donald E . Westlake and Westlake's most famous character, John Archibald Dortmunder.
• Hazzard, who had set up the suicide scenario after accidentally killing Tush by an over-enthusiastic beating, goes on the run when Arlie changes her story, but reappears later on McGee's boat, The Busted Flush, where he takes Janine hostage and subjects her and McGee to an ordeal of several hours imprisonment, his plan being to sink the boat with them in it and get away on its small speedboat.
• The McGee novels feature an ever-changing array of female companions, some particularly nasty villains, exotic locales in Florida, Mexico, and the Caribbean, and appearances by a sidekick known only as " Meyer, " an economist of international renown and a Ph . D . As Sherlock Holmes had his well-known address on Baker Street, McGee had his lodgings on his houseboat, the " Busted Flush ", named for the poker hand that started the run of luck which enabled him to win the boat.