irish ike, SASS #43615
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7 minutes ago, bgavin said:
Imagine how isolated one is, if one cannot hear.
As our aging progresses I believe the worst possible result is Dementia or Alzheimers. There is no prevention, no cure, and it effects everyone differently. Imagine being awake and not knowing who you are, or who the people around you are?
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She couldn't carry it in California. Not a 10 round mag and no mag lock set-up.
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46 minutes ago, Cypress Sun said:
BTW, no oriental because EVERY Oriental restaurant, fast food or dining, that I ever worked in was just plain out nasty in the kitchen, cooler/freezer, storage and the rear of the establishment.
Have you ever watched Gordon Ramsey when he goes to restaurants to find out why they aren't doing well. Some of the kitchens are just plain nasty. Rule of life; never go into the kitchen of your favorite restaurant. It won't be a favorite after that.
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22 minutes ago, Trailrider #896 said:
t, unlike Kissenger, learned English with no accent.
You missed the part where was German born. He brought his accent with him!
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The entire membership of CAS is aging, already old. Most would look at laying down and running 50 yards as a big "nope won't do it".
His history of how SASS started is completely wrong.
3 minute stages and having to tape cardboard targets is not how shooters want to spend their day.
He focused on 357/38 what about all the other calibers bigger than that?
We shoot Josey Wales, big bore optional, we eliminate rifle or shotgun from scenarios, we move down range, 10 yards, and we use a lot of flyers. His assumption that ll stages look like the 10/10/4 he showed is total BS.
You want to kill SASS/CAS this format will do it.
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22 hours ago, Subdeacon Joe said:
The OP says that it's inside the home.
I get that. There were other comments about not being able to photo/video a private property and needing permission from an individual. Thats what I was counter offering. Facts.
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5 hours ago, Subdeacon Joe said:
The mentality of "I can do whatever I what anywhere I'm allowed to go" is extreme narcissism in that it denies the idea that anyone else has rights.
That fly's in the face of the 1st, 2nd, and 5th Amendment.
Anyone can say anything they want as long as it doesn't invoke violence, or cause panic, fire, fire when there isn't one.
Anyone can photograph/video anything if they do it from a public place. Private property, nuclear plants, military facilities etc.
There is no expectation of privacy in public. You don't need anyones permission to photograph/video them.
Public officials can be photographed or video'd in the course of their duties. Public employees, cops, etc.
You can photograph the exterior or interior of any public building. Interior means "public" spaces.
You can be within 10' of any police activity and photograph/video it.
All of this has been ruled on by SCOTUS. People may be offended or think their rights are being violated but "feelings" aren't law.
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5 hours ago, Subdeacon Joe said:
WIRETAPPING LAWS: ONE-PARTY CONSENT STATES VS. ALL-PARTY CONSENT STATES
The wiretapping laws cover audio only. The courts have ruled videos with sound are excluded.
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12 hours ago, Colorado Coffinmaker said:
Private property on the other hand, requires permission of the property owner.
SCOTUS ruled that anyone can photograph or video anything they can see with the naked eye as long as the person does it from a public place/space. So someone standing on a public sidewalk can photograph private property including interior space. Ton's of videos on the internet with vidiographers doing this very thing. Cops come and they get sent away.
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I have a Navy Rolling Block Carbine. It is chambered in 50-45. I use 50-70 cases cut down. I use .512 bullets.
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A club member has a rifle with this bore. It is very accurate........
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Spending that much on art, classic car, or property makes sense, sort of. You can get your money back.....maybe!
In the end you have an empty bottle.
Restaurant in Japan paid $1,000,000 US for a blue fin tuna. The gold stanard for sushi. He had a celebration and invited long term favorite customers for free!
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Sean Penn, Whoopy
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As a kid liver and onions, still a big nope.
Mom would cook heart or tongue for her and dad, we got something else. We drew a line in the sand on those.
Pickled Beets, no as a kid, now yum.
Chorizo was a favorite of mine. Then I read the ingredients on a package at the market. Lymph nodes, salivary glands etc. Then I remembered hotdogs are made from whatever is left over also. So Chorizo is back on the menu.
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The thing is, pot back in the 60's was pretty tame stuff when compared to the hybred stuff of today. Todays stuff is so strong you only have to intake a very small bit to get whacked out....So I'm told.
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I've been selling off safe queens and others as I really can't get out any more. Eventually all but one will be gone. Remington single shot bolt action I got as an Xmas gift from my brother when I was 13.
I also think the market for buyers is going to drastically decline as the boomers die off. So sell now while they still want them.
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I don't know if they have. But they had a guy with a chuck wagon making breakfast and lunch at EOT the 3 years I attended.
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I have the other version made, a-salt-rifle!
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Just now, Eyesa Horg said:
Just what is a cereal bowel ?
OK spelling -28 points. Or is it a bowel? When I typed it I thought, now that don't look right!
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I still have my Davey Crockett cereal bowl I sent away for.
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I bought a 30"/44-40 Winchester for long range. Even using BP lube the barrel fouled out pretty quick.
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4 hours ago, Marshal Dan Troop 70448 said:
"100% Assembled in America"
They haven't 100% made in America cars since the 80's.
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Know them all had most, still have some of them.
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Uberti 1873 Rifle Dust Cover Spring
in SASS Wire
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Lost my spring, found an old ball point pen, cut the spring down and wa la. Lost the ball, used some #7 steel shot.