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I was shocked! Luckily I have this forum as an outlet!
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Just watched it, Funny stuff!😂
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They both had their last season in 2007, 3 years after they started fining players for steroids. How come MLB didn’t kick them out in 2004? They were making money on those two players! MLB is run by hypocrites!
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Kohl's Mom commercials
Rye Miles #13621 replied to Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Speak for yourself 😜😜 -
My club just got a pretty huge grant from the NRA. It was in the thousands!
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Boots, specifically, them Chelsea thangs...
Rye Miles #13621 replied to Dapper Dave's topic in SASS Wire
Uh. Not very many of us ride at or ride to the cowboy shoots😂😂 -
Kohl's Mom commercials
Rye Miles #13621 replied to Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
I don’t know, she’s kinda cute and the commercial is short so it doesn’t bother me any more than any other commercial!🙄 -
Major League Baseball first placed steroids on its banned substances list in 1991, but did not test or enforce the rule at that time. So on paper they were “banned,” but in practice nothing happened if a player used them. Key milestones: 1991 – MLB adds steroids to its drug policy (no testing, no penalties). 2003 – MLB begins anonymous survey testing to see how widespread steroid use is. 2004 – Real testing and penalties for the first time (suspensions introduced). 2005 – Penalties strengthened (10-game suspension for first offense, later increased). So: Steroids were officially banned in 1991, but effectively enforced starting in 2004.
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Is this a thing now? I guess so since there’s so many products out there, no thanks not for me! I like my wrinkles!😂🤠
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Not here, they take just about anything! I’ve never put anything out with a price on it!
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Indoor CAS in Niles, Ohio! Saturday December 13, 2025.
Rye Miles #13621 replied to Slow Mo Dern's topic in SASS Wire
If we don’t get hammered with snow, I’m planning on it! 🤠 -
I understand your frustration but from what I’ve read they got rid of the corruption. New faces, new players.
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I put a 32” tv out on the tree lawn last year and someone took it in less than a half hour.
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I am a proud life member of the NRA🇺🇸
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Yea I think so as well. From what I understand in court it was found they did nothing wrong during the time they were supposedly on steroids. Legally they were found not guilty but as far as MLB goes it’s still in question!
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Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens turned down for MLB Hall of Fame! https://www.foxnews.com/sports/roger-clemens-barry-bonds-miss-out-latest-chance-enter-baseball-hall-fame Thoughts? ( baseball fans only please?)
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Ugly Christmas Sweaters
Rye Miles #13621 replied to Marshal Mo Hare, SASS #45984's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
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The one gun I regret getting rid of was a Colt 1917. It was in .45 acp with moon clips. I sold it to pay for a Colt SAA .I miss that gun, shoulda kept it.
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I have a CZ 9, great GUN. Accurate! Feeds anything!
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A little bit of powdered creamer, very little.
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Yes they can, my son had to hire a varmint control company to get rid of a momma raccoon trying to get in his house on the roof near the chimney. She was pregnant!
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I wonder how many people from Texas cannot ride a horse?
Rye Miles #13621 replied to Alpo's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Browns vs Titans at 1:00, well I won’t be watching but I’ll check the score occasionally 😂😔 -
Raccoons have opposable thumbs I assume, otherwise how did he open the bottles? Maybe he broke them ? Well Chatgbt says this: Not true opposable thumbs like humans — but almost. Raccoons do not have opposable thumbs, but their front paws are incredibly dexterous. Each paw has five long, flexible digits that can move independently, allowing them to: open latches and jars untie knots manipulate objects with surprising precision “feel” textures extremely well (their sense of touch is unusually advanced) So while they can’t pinch with a true thumb, their paws function a lot like tiny, very clever hands — which is why they can break into things so easily.