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'Taint me....but I'd be proud to have that connection. The Swedes make good stuff and some Bofors guns were still in use in Vietnam in the late '60s (At Phan Rang air base, I think). Some may still be in use somewhere by someone.

WOW! She's even wearing Jeanette's style of sun glasses. Now, tell me: can she cook, too? BTW, they live on Westview Drive in Las Vegas.

"Given name" is what we called it in my family.

You want me to drive all the way down to Tucson just to slap you to sleep for that kind of comment? :D Not going to happen, son. You'll have to drive up here and I'll buy lunch.

C. C. you need to learn how to spell: That should read "fer sher". Professor 4T Rod

Creeker, you nailed it with your "life is too short" comment. I'd like, with your permission, to add that to my "quiver" of sayings.

Cuddle and tickle and funny noises. It used to work on most ladies too, but my wife made me stop doing that, and since she passed I've forgotten how to. Don't much have the urge any more.

If she looks like that, she sure looks a lot like my daughter-in-law. My son made a lot of mistakes in his life, but she is not only NOT one of them but she made up for a lot of his booboos for his first forty years. By the way, I haven't been to McCall since 1964. It has probably changed over the decades...probably a lot

If you ever get up to Clearfield, Utah go to Granny Annie's cafe and order Mormon Scones. With rich butter and some old fashioned maple syrup and a side of bacon they are so good I'm convinced that God has them for breakfast a couple of times a week.

Does too! Beats "obnoxious, rude, disrespectful, nasty old bastard."

That $300.00 was over twenty years ago in SanBernardino County. I simply told myself I'd carry openly, which at that time was still legal, or have a gun in the car which was also legal back then. A few years before we moved up here I was at an event in Anaheim where I worked in a gun shop. Almost everyone there was carrying guns on private property, including a half dozen cops who were in complete costume as well. I left and walked a half block to get a Coke and a snack. On the way back a cop stopped me with lights flashing, got out of his car and very rudely asked what I thought I was doing carrying a gun in public. I quote him the law that said I was legal and he said "okay, I'll let you go, but don't let me catch you again. If I do I will arrest you." I asked him on what charges and he said he'd find something, brandishing a weapon, disturbing the peace, annoying and frightening people, "Something." I began to break the law and carry concealed with no permit.

My mother's name was Edna, but Dad called her Ted or Teddy. My sister's name is Nancy Louise and she was called Lou until she got to college and told everyone she really hated Lou or Louise. My wife Shawna was called Shawn by her close friends. I answered to "Hey You"........still do sometimes.

Oh, I don't know! I think I could go through that much money (adjusted for today's value) in a month or so. A few of my favorite cars, a decent Tacoma pick up (vintage 2020 or earlier), another gun or two......or a few score more, a much more secure gun room, some new furniture, remodel my house and workshop...and garage...inside and out, remove a half dozen more trees and all the old stumps that are still in the way, a new computer and a better entertainment center, new fences all the way around the place, hire a really good housekeeping team and a yard care team and maybe a driver (because my eyes are going), find a way to add a fireplace to my house (I really miss having a fireplace), up-grade all my indoor lighting, give donations to the Marine Corps League and VFW....and if there was enough I'd try to buy the Elks Opera House in Prescott and remodel it back to a much more original state, then bring in some really decent live shows and movies at reasonable prices again. The rest I'd spend to just make my personal life more comfortable. Might run for a local government office, maybe mayor or town council. I haven't really thought about it much.

Hey, Alpo.............

I have an engraved silver plated flask that someone gave me fifty years ago. I never put any kind of liquid in it, but I carry it with lemon sugar. I hate those stupid little paper bags of sugar, so I take the flask along to use in coffee and tea. That thing sounds interesting, but I'd don't know what I'd use the cigar part fo.

Something I'll have to try. Thanks.

Probably gonna need some cell phone towers, too.

I'm at the age where everything that still works hurts. If I get down to pick up something I'll stay down to see what else needs picking up while I'm there. Have you noticed that the only places that itch anymore are a places you can't reach. I tell people what I think, but don't give a hoot what they think. Don't mix up the Cortizone and the Sensodyne. Your teeth won't itch and your crotch will smell fresh. Folks tell you that you are looking good, but no one tells you that you're good looking any more. You get forgetful....and you get forgetful...and you forget things, too.

"Needs to be?" Nothing I own "needs to be" but I have a bunch of "I want one" around. At least there are original Volcanics out there, not like the various "mare's legs" that never existed until Johnny Yuma came along. I've seen tons of guns over the years and the closest to a mare's leg I've ever seen were sawed off shotguns, yet some guys think they're cool land practical.

Alpo could put his left hand on a Mad Magazine

Sounds like an invitation to shoot you. I'd re-word that were I you.

OJ, honey, blueberry jam, whipped cream, and once some leftover Ovaltine. Sometimes I just plain get bored. I'm more likely to add fruit with the milk...raisins, bananas, berries, etdangcetera. I have added butter to hot cereals once in awhile.

I'll be more impressed when they open a Burger King or Dominos on the moon. If we occupy the moon first how will we secure those borders?

I knew an LASD homicide detective who carried three S&W stainless .38 model 60 snubbies. One on each side in a kidney rig and the third in an ankle holster. His department allowed it for some reason. He dressed like the dandy sales dude (Herb Tarlik?) on WKRP In Cincinnati.