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Forty Rod SASS 3935

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  1. They sure were busy showing off their humongous vocabulary.
  2. Only way to eat peanuts in a chocolate bar of some sort: Baby Ruth, Snickers, Hersheys, etc.
  3. Yaeh, don't you just hate cops? I sure as hell don't.
  4. I never thought of "jugs" as aerobatic. They just seem too big for that definition. They darn sure ain't "dainty". They played hell in Europe, blowing up and / or shooting up trains, convoys, artillery and tanks, anti-aircraft, airfields, and other stuff on the ground. Germany hated them. (Might have done something similar in the Pacific but I never heard of them being used there.) They had a couple show up at airshow in Chino and they seemed to be as big as TBF Avengers. HUGE!
  5. I had a Browning Sweet Sixteen and have leaned toward the 16s ever since...right behind 12 gauge. I have one 16 now, an Ithaca Featherlight, along with a Featherlight 12 and a 20. What can I say? I love Ithaca pump guns. I've thought about finding one in .410 and /or 28, but I don't really have much enthusiasm for them right now.
  6. Sounds like one more amazingly BS scam. They are simply trolling for suckers, and NOT the kind with gills and scales.
  7. Parents are supposed to be responsible for minor kids. Most dn't appear to be and will fight like hell to be excused from this. Time to make the parents responsible again and stop making excuses for their kids' actions. Why do you want to let the adults off the hook for the minors' action, just like they get off the hook for almost anything the little brats do..
  8. Two things: 1. " Atta boy Sheriff. Go for the juglar every time 2; Who is this ten year old news caster? He was more coherent and adult with his questions and comments than 95% of the older so called "News" people on TV, radio, or in the newspapers. and almost every left wing politicians and their puppets and followers.
  9. My daughter and son-in-law are on the NW edge of this. She called yesterday to tell me not to worry because they are ready for it. I'm going to worry anyway. I've seen the weather change at the tip of a hat, both for better and worse, and I'll worry if I want to, so there.
  10. Can it be transferred onto a DVD or thumb drive, and if so, who can do it and what is it likely to cost? I'd like three copies if possible. This was taken aboard a stern wheel paddle boat in Newport Harbor, California when we stopped living in the 20th Century and moved on into the 21st. ) At least some folks did, others of us haven't quite adapted yet. You know who you are. ) I'd like to think there are some images of my late wife, and if I'm really lucky, some amount of her voice is recorded there, too. Let me know what you can find out. Thanks. 4T
  11. Can it be transferred onto a DVD and if so who can do it and what is it likely to cost? I'd like three copies if possible. This was taken aboard a stern wheel paddle boat in Newport Harbor, California when we stopped living in the 20th Century and moved on into the 21st. ) At least some folks did, others of us haven't quite adapted yet. You know who you are. ) I'd like to think there are some images of my late wife, and if I'm really lucky, some amount of her voice is recorded there, too. Let me know what you can find out. Thanks. 4T
  12. Yeah, we think a lot alike: hang 'em all and let God sort 'em out. I strongly believe that no one arrested and tried should have their name or picture publicized. After the trial if the accused is acquitted they still should not publicize the name or picture to protect someone that the courts have found innocent. If, on the other hand, the accused is found guilty they should not publicize the name or picture to keep the puke from getting his / her "day of glory" or any other any other sick recognition. No matter what the method of execution ALL of the gory details, especially the act itself, including screaming, wetting themselves, jerking around, any noises the person made, and obvious pain must be publicized to discourage any one else from doing this and the body buried or burned in a totally unmarked place and at an unannounced time. DON'T MAKE THEM FAMOUS OR RECOGNIZED IN ANY, WAY, SHAPE OR DESCRIPTION!!!
  13. I looked again there it was: 4014 big as life. Thanks.
  14. Still didn't convince me. Take down feature looks awkward, still don't like the lever shape, and I don't really want the "visual" upgrades.
  15. Bad pun. I'll bet it was an electrifying experience, though. Let's have a pun time with this.
  16. There was a 4-8-8-4 Big Boy at the Pomona Fairgrounds.....maybe the last one still in existence. Lord, it was huge, but I seem to remember that there was a South African steam loco that was longer and heavier, but not nearly as powerful. I was there (made a special effort to take a day off and drive the three miles east) the day it was hauled away to be restored up in Cheyenne IIRC. What a disgrace. The big old darling was towed off by diesels . I never saw it again, but know several people who paid to ride it when they got it up and running again. They show up my local model R.R. club once in a while with some amazing videos.
  17. Parkinson's doesn't just hit athletes. I know many people who do, or have suffered from it. Some were about as athletic as a teddy bear and some have never even had a particularly rough life.
  18. I notice that no one in the audience was much over 25....and they were laughing like they'd never heard good humor before. Maybe they haven't. They sure won't find any on TV or in movies these day,s and most people on the streets are early onset zombies. Thanks, Joe. It's 5 am and you've got my day started off in great fashion.
  19. I had a Savage 99 in .300 Savage. I was a very good gun but I needed to feed the kids and sold it. Never found another one like it when I had the money or I'd find something I wanted more when I did have the money.
  20. I don't care who makes a .22 lever action, before or since the Winchester 9422 series they will never match the Winchester M-9422 or 9422M. I gave one to my son in /.22 Mag for his 10th birthday. It was stolen 14 years later....by a "friend" of his, but I never could convince him of that. He lost a Colt Scout SA with a fixed sights and a CCH frame at the same time, also in .22 Mag, and a Thompson Center .50 "Hawken" to the same puke. I'd buy a 9422 LR version today if they made them again or if I could find one in very great condition at a reasonable price. Everything about those rifles were "just right". Nothing today even comes close. I'd take another Scout, too, same caliber, same conditions.
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