Forty Rod SASS 3935

What the hell is "Meta"?

For my wonderful Cimarron (Uberti) 1st Model S&W American. I can find them for the Schofields but that isn't the same. And I don't want to send my gun off for several months to get them fitted.

Western Auto J. C Higgins Charlie Brown's Sambo's Howard Johnsson F. W. Woolworth Ben Franklin Builder's Emporium FedCo Fed Mart Ponderosa Steak House Spudnut The Bluebird Restaurant...and Cafe Western Airlines Santa Fe RR Burma Shave UTOCO Name your favorite long gone places.

I'm a Classic.............and a collectable, if you can afford me.

I'm 41 years old...again.

Thanks, but anything over ten miles is too far. I even get a co-driver to help me get to Flagstaff and back for my medical appointments up there. It's about 160 miles round trip. There was a time long ago, when I still had my equipment (and strength) when I could do this myself in about a half an hour.....not counting getting everything together and a fire going. The only thing I have to complain about when getting old is all the things I used to be able to do without a thought. Now all I have left of many things is the thought.

Raquel Welch as Walks Far Woman. Very convincing and based on an actual character.

Lansbury was so convincing that I had a hard time turning my head around. She was always such a nice lady.

It's a matter of time until someone computerizes a bat....or several. Then they'll start figuring out how to computerize their balls. Uh....that didn't come out right.. Good thing they have an EDIT button.

But is it funny?

Any available in Prescott Valley /Prescott, AZ vicinity?

When we moved to Arizona we rented an apartment until we found a house. I had an induction range. I hated that thing right from the beginning...and it didn't help that some idiot put a heat and smoke fire alarm on the wall right over of the center of the stove. I disconnected that after the second morning

If I think of them as toys it ain't as much work. If I think of them as tools I'll never get as much work done.

I agree about Bush's. They are even great for breakfast withs eggs and toast, coffee by.

Donald Pleasance as Oracle Jones.

Now there's a pair to draw to. Thanks.

As to traffic: I wouldn't even consider that issue. It sucks everywhere, or will in a very few years

Go solar. I've saved about enough to pay for a new Jeep in the ten years I've lived here. Didn't need a Jeep so I bought guns instead

1. Rubbermaid electric scrubber. Looks like an electric tooth brush but 50% larger and several times more powerful. It's a grand and glorious way to scrub the burners on my gas range, clean and polish kitchen and bathroom faucets and shower heads, get into nooks and crannies on my fridge, and I'm still looking for new places to use it in the car, workshop, laundry room, etc. 2. Vikings Blade "Emperor Meiji" safety razor. I have used all kinds of razors including a German throat cutter, throw away plastic POS razors, and a Gillette adjustable safety razor that finally gave up the ghost after nearly 64 years. Did some research and found this one onAmazon with very good ratings. Comes without blades, but I have a few year's supply of Wilkinson Sword double edge blades that are as good as I can find anywhere. Very heavy, 10 settings, smoother than almost any I have used in the past and very easy to master the head and get a near perfect shave over Col. Ichabod Conk's shaving bar soap.

Chief Dan George in almost everything he was in.

'Nuther one worth a look.

It's worth a try. Thanks.

Tried a bunch of those and can't find what I'm looking for.

I had a neighbor across the street for 37 years, a Colorado born hispanic man who made the best Sloppy Joes I ever tasted. He had run away from home and gone to Boy's Town, joined the Marines, earned three Master's Degrees before he got a Bachelor's degree in meat processing ("Nobody can make decent chorizo up here"), had been the first Hispanic supervisor in Pacific Electric history, and a lot of other things. His name was Jose but he always went by Joe....except for his recipe for "Untidy Joses" which used a super secret list of ingredients...mostly. He used the best ground sirloin he could get, "taco" tomatoes from his back yard, Bermuda onions and green bell peppers, also from his yard and a dash of lemon and one of lime juice from his own trees. He also used Real Salt from Utah, fresh ground pepper, Cholula sauce, minced garlic, tartar sauce, and the "secret" ingredients. He claimed different things at different times: tobacco from two Lucky Strike cigarets, secret Mexican spices, a spoonful of guacamole, fresh finely ground pie cherry pits, jalapeno chiles, a smidge of Irish hard cheddar cheese, bacon grease, anchovies, brown sugar, dark Jamaica rum, unnamed street pharmaceuticals, clover honey, Tylenol, turpentine....and the list goes on. After a few years I stopped asking and just enjoyed the food. He made his mix in a seven and a half gallon stainless pot in his garage over a large natural gas burner. When he was making it the doors were locked and didn't get unlocked until everything was put away. Now here's my dilemma: I can't make anything like his Untidy Jose sandwiches and I'm getting all manner of withdrawal symptoms. I need someone to rescue me with a recipe that is more uncomplicated than Joe's witche's brew. HELP????

OOOOOPS! Would you believe me if said I was just seeing if anyone was paying attention? Didn't think so because I wouldn't buy that either. .