Forty Rod SASS 3935
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His Lug Nuts Are Kinda Loose
Forty Rod SASS 3935 replied to Subdeacon Joe's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
He should be sterilized before he breeds more like him..This world is already too deep in useless people breathing up the air and taking up time and money that could be used elsewhere. -
I thought my grandson was crazy when he bought one. It IS ugly and somewhat clumsy, but I think it's almost unbreakable, acceptically accurate, and simple to operate. His 5'2" 109 pound girkfriend can make it sing. I'm not always right and this is one time I missed the boat. If I didn't already have more guns than Switzerland I would consider one for my "scat pack.
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English to English Translation
Forty Rod SASS 3935 replied to Subdeacon Joe's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Lots of English that is hard to understand: Most Englanders, Irish, Scots, Australians, Welsh, some Canadians, a whole bunch of "Southren" lingo, lots of Nyarkers, Joisyish, Cajuns, my Dad from the Ozarks, Mom's mixture of all the languages brought by the Mormons, cowboys and mountain men, mix in all the Amerindian dialects, Meximerican, hippies, yuppies, New Englanders, Alpo, my German immigrant business partner, peoples' business language, Blackwater, almost all politicians, a large percentage of preachers, et dang cetera. If you really want get bollixed up, try to spell most of it. It has gotten to where I can barely understand what I'm saying. -
For sale CZ Hammer Classic 12 Gauge
Forty Rod SASS 3935 replied to Forty Rod SASS 3935's topic in SASS Wire Classifieds
Still here. If anyone is interested send me a personal message and ask about it..anytime down the line. I'm going to let this place die out. -
The Most Important Material Ever Made???
Forty Rod SASS 3935 replied to Sedalia Dave's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Another good choice, right up there with pace makers, radio and TV, and zip lock storage and freezer bags. -
I just re-read my last post. That has to be the longest post I ever wrote. Forgive me, Miss Morrell. You taught me better, but I I failed you this time.
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Some people will collect strange stuff and pay some outrageous prices for their pieces. Empty antique ammo boxes for instance.
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Cylinders are not ball shaped so how come we still call them "eye BALLs"? Penguins have square eyes..or so I've been told.
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Cleaning Ball Caps
Forty Rod SASS 3935 replied to Abilene Slim SASS 81783's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
I had good luck doing that with some red, blue, and camouflage caps. Make sure the washer is clean, use a small dash of Dawn, and put it on the shortest cycle. If you have a temp control wash it in cool water. I wrecked a few caps learning this, but my last seven or eight tries have worked well. -
OH, perish forbid. Say it isn't so!
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But it is so uncommon these days that we really have no way of knowing for sure whether it is or not
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Assuming that these ancient aliens did, for all intents and purposes, do all they are thought by some to have done, rather than a GOD or GODS...even to the point of creating humans millions of years ago from scrtach, and nurturing, teaching and modifying them, assisting them as they grew and became what we have become today with all of our achievements and faults...that poses a question that has not yet been dealt with nor even mentioned, much less answered: WHO CREATED THEM? .....and who created the ones who created their creators ad infinitum?
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Thank you. I heard about it on a series called Ancient Aliens (History Channel) and decided to see if some of these things are true. Many are probablys, quite a bunch are sounds goods and possiblys and maybes, and some are just pure BS, and opinions of people with no basis in fact, and a few are simply babble put together by mentally deficient and psychological misfits. Fascinating, though. It stirs up a whole passel of things to make one think. Thanks again.
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When I was in the Army, and again in the Marine Corps, we had thermite grenades duct taped to the tops of safes containing Secret and / or Top Secret information or other materials. If we were in danger of being over run and didn't have time to move the safes or their contents, we were to pull the pin and run like hell. It would have destroyed anything and everything in the safe, the safe, and whatever the safe was sitting on.
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First one is an empty box, second is already built. Thanks anyway.
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You do, of course, realise ...
Forty Rod SASS 3935 replied to Wallaby Jack, SASS #44062's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Okay, I see the answer, but what was the question? -
The Most Important Material Ever Made???
Forty Rod SASS 3935 replied to Sedalia Dave's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
I agree that glass is a great material, but "the most important material ever made"? NO, not by a long shot. Steel is still the champion, followed, in no particular order, by concrete, gunpowders of many varieties, a bunch of synthetic cloths, gasoline, paper and ink, toothpaste (select your favorite brand), plain old fashioned soaps, (again, your choice), dozens or scores of lightweight metals, hoards of ceramics, microwave defices of many kinds, and hundreds of others. A non-breakable glass for your smart phone doesn't even make the top...oh, I don't know...maybe a million other inventions and discoveries. -
I save time and energy by HATING YOU TUBE!
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Jim Carmichel’s 9 Greatest American Guns
Forty Rod SASS 3935 replied to Stump Water's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Opinions are like a-- h---s: everyone has them.....and some are better than others. ;D -
I am Oscar's hero !!!
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Someone ought to get a Federal grant to study this. Why not! Grants are granted for much stupider things.
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Some of you Ausies might know what I'm talking about. Tell me about the mountain (Black Mountain?) some 15 miles south of there that has mysteries connected to it.
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I have noticed this for years but all of a sudden I just gotta know. In the dark with a flashlight eyes reflect light back. So far, so good....but my dog's eyes reflect traffic signal green. The next door neighbor's cat shows a bright yellow, but the cat across the street has eyes that are more gold. The big old owl in my tree has eyes that are bright white, but two smaller breed owls out there have light yellow eyes. The dog across the street has pale green eyes, and the peregrine falcons all have pale turquoise colored eyes. The pronghorns that were so plentiful before contractors ran them off so we could have more ticky tacky houses all seemed to have reddish pinkish eyes. It isn't going to wreck my week if I don't find out, but I'd kind of like to know: have any of you noticed this? Can anyone explain it?