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Posts posted by Cold Lake Kid, SASS # 51474
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Sorry for your loss Forty.
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1 hour ago, Cypress Sun said:
I recently was at Sams Club and after loading the stuff in my truck, I took my cart to the cart corral and noticed a purse in the top part of a shopping cart in front of mine. After looking around to see if there was a female nearby (there wasn't), I took the purse back into the store to the customer service desk, made sure that more than one employee knew about the found purse and left. I never looked in the purse, for all I know, it could have had a lot of money in it, didn't matter...wasn't mine (I don't carry a purse anyway) and I didn't expect anything for doing the right thing.
Respect Sir!
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After reading that Forty, I'm even happier I had a Stirling.
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That sounds very Canadian.
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I admire the care they take, measuring the powder charge.
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Now imagine it doing it under fire!
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Gives me a little perspective of what my uncle Doug went through maintaining his Shermans and remounting tracks, in Italy and Germany.
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On 5/4/2026 at 11:35 PM, Jabez Cowboy,SASS # 50129 said:
Done My Radiation For Good,,, I hope...
Lumps in my shoulder, gone!!!
Still some minor Pain, but Dr. says that will clear up in a month or two...
Jabez Cowboy
Prayers answered Pard.
I'm giving thanks.
Blessings+
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So was I! (Trying.!) TRYING to be funny,
(But as my wife used to say: "Yes. You're trying. VERY TRYING!)
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On 4/29/2026 at 6:26 PM, Alpo said:
How is that idiot going to get the cup in to scoop out some if he doesn't open it further than that?
You cut /snip just the corner and pour from that.
Here are the instructions.
Some of us wild and crazy Canadians omit cut #2 and just let the bag collapse in on itself.
There is a risk in that the collapsing bag, decreasing in size, may drop out of the container as the milk volume decreases, but some of us just like living on the edge!!
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It's surprising what some collectors will pay, at auction, for "Collectable" cartridges.
I recently consigned several boxes of .32 Rimfire Shorts, in the original CIL boxes as well as a box of Teddy Roosevelt commemorative .45 Colt cartridges and walked away with an amazing cheque, even after the auctioneers cut.
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Thinking of you and keeping you in my prayers Walt.
Stay positive!
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Turkeys or no turkeys, I would have been trying to get my 12 ga. swung around!
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Great job Ruby!
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Probably thought you were building one from "Warranted" parts.

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Worshiping the great White Goddess!*
**Kneeling and Barfing into the toilet
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I wish you had been able to make that offer to me here in Canada, BEFORE I bought them!
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And a heartfelt sigh is heard from shooters in Canada.
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Peaceful as a thumb in a baby's mouth!
Nervous as a cat in a room full of rocking chairs.
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WOW! Scary!
We get them here as we are on the Rideau River, which is partly a fault line, but ours are so slight, we usually don't feel them, Something about the geology of our fault sliding in tiny increments and not getting stuck to allow a big lurch.
The geologist, at NRC, (National Research Council), tell us we have little, unfelt tremors almost daily
The only one I really felt was about 50 years ago, while I was on the John and it lasted about three or four seconds.
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Two batter batches, one light in Baking Powder?
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Not a thing here, in Ottawa, Canada.
We still have some Air Raid sirens around, but not many and no new ones I am aware of.


Stupid question
in SASS Wire Saloon
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I wore my wedding ring on my left hand ring finger for 54 years. I took it off after the passing of my wife and put it away.
When I pass, it will go with me in my urn.
I sometimes wear my Long Service gold ring, with it's diamond for exceptional service, on my right hand ring finger.