Cold Lake Kid, SASS # 51474

We'll keep up the Prayers for you both.

Glad you're OK and uninjured. Lucky that at least your deer are as small as they are. Ours can be a lot bigger, but just as unknowing. One of our cruisers had one come through the windshield after it was hit by a transport going the other way! Messy.

I remember it and learned about a bit of it from my cousin's husband who did some of his National Service there with the East Kent's. It was pretty brutal.

Keep us posted on what the Witch Doctor surgeon has to say and get better, ya old coot!!

John Kloehr: Did your vehicle still have the "Police Interceptor" plaque on the trunk lid? We had one similar occurrence: The nutbar saw the "Police Interceptor" plaque on the trunk of a Crown Vic, and decided to play Bumper Cars with the lady who was driving it. It was a former Police vehicle, driven by a civilian.

I'm using the starting loads for .45 ACP with Titegroup, a 200 gr. and .45ACP seating and crimp dies for my SAAs. Saving what's left of my Clays and TB for the .45 Colt '73. Seems to be working OK

More prayers, from the Northern side of the Medicine Line, heading south for your Schoolmarm.

OK, Blackwater! Bend over for a a kick in the butt TAKE YOUR MEDS!!

Just a tip of the iceberg in your neighbour to the north of you my friends. Did you know our Glorious Leader invited Chinese PLA (Peoples Liberation Army) troops to train for cold weather in Canada? They trained at Garrison Petawawa in Ontario, but are no longer there. It should give you a nice warm fuzzy feeling, to know that they've now returned home.

I'm continuing my prayers for both of you.

I would not cut it. If I wanted a carbine length, I would try to buy one or use/offer the rifle as a trade.

I checked with my friend Ron, in Cairns. He tells me the underproof and Cola is usually for the kids and for recess, while the overproof is for the teachers.

Maybe she has a tapeworm. A voracious tapeworm. Or two.

* I KNOW, I KNOW! IT AIN'T REALLY FUNNY! MORE LIKE....... SAD!*