
Buffalo Creek Law Dog
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On 4/19/2019 at 8:39 PM, Rev Willy Dunkum, SASS # 61027 said:
Well now, not trying to be too grumpy here, but..... it sure is great to be alive. Literally. I've had my third bout in my life with pneumonia and didn't know if I was going to make it this time. I've rounded a corner and on the mend, thank the Lord. I'm planning on getting to a match soon. Had one under my belt this year and have got to get the BP out soon before I dry up completely. Miss all of you but don't take that for me getting soft.
Church fund getting low boys, two old quarters, kleenex and someone's rusty pocketknife.
GOFWG #250
Have you had the pneumonia shot? My wife and I had the shot a couple of years ago, one shot is good for life. When you think about it, how many people have you heard who were in the hospital for one problem or another but, ended up dying of pneumonia instead.
Take care, Rev
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Got all my CAS bullets made for the year, including the 45-70's in both black and smokeless. Have to shoot the smokeless 45-70's at the silhouette shoots at Trochu and the black at Lethbridge. and back to the smokeless for the CAS side matches. This is also my 6th year for black powder muzzle loading with the Alberta Black Powder Assoc. Started off with percussion and last year I added a flinter. Smoke and flame. It's going to be a busy shooting summer.
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On 11/12/2018 at 9:12 AM, Cold Lake Kid, SASS # 51474 said:
Aw, good to see the the old light blue. I started off in light blue and retired in light blue with a Hell of a lot of green in between.
Per Ardua ad Astra or, in my case Securitas
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On 10/23/2018 at 7:05 PM, Carlos Murphy # 873 said:
WHO'S JOHN WAYNE??? Now I'm grumpy!!!
Kids today, kids yesterday too.
Got 3 shots in my arthritic knee this AM, feel'n much better.
Ahhhh, just took a couple of gulps of my cold Corona Extra, want one?
I got some bottle caps for church fund.
Carlos Murphy
Get off my lawn!
My two sons both know who John Wayne was and, I made sure that my grand children know who John Wayne was. I can show them a photo and say who is this, all three of them yell out "JOHN WAYNE"
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On 2/19/2018 at 1:11 PM, Jabez Cowboy,SASS # 50129 said:
Swallow Fork is now 80 and starting to slow down , I hope when I'm 80 I'm still shooting CAS ...
His wife says he's getting more Grumpy day by day so soon he will fit in Here ...
Jabez Cowboy
I shot with Swallow Fork in Calgary, Rotten Monkey House and at Alberta Annie's. A very fine gentleman. I'm catching up to him as I turn 76 this year, hope I'm still shooting 4 + years from now. I'm not grumpy, I'm just glad that I made it this far. And' you can walk on my lawn if you like walking in 2 ft of snow.
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Just Google Firearms Act & Regulations - Royal Canadian Mounted Police. It will give you everything that you wanted to know.
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Saw an old Wild Bill Elliot movie a few years back They dug a bullet out of a guy and Elliot looked at it and said it came from a Marlin rifle.
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When God said. "Let there be light" I was duty electrician.
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Captain Nathan Brittles
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We went through all that with females wearing female uniforms then all of a sudden they are wearing male uniforms. The RCMP included. If the reverse was true they would be called transvestites.
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Was within hand shaking distance with President Reagan (Ottawa Visit 1981), Lash Larue, Duncan Reinaldo (Cisco), Leo Carrillio (Pancho), Johnny Mack Brown. That's the only U.S. personalities that I was within touching distance.
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I liked it, the original was better of course but I like Lou Diamond Phillips and Luke Perry!
I thought Lou did a very credible job. They must of had a heat shortage. Did you notice when inside buildings you could see their breath. In the saloon scene, they must of had portable heaters for the girls wearing sleeveless gowns while sitting at the table but, when Lou goes up to the bar you can see his and the bartenders breath. It was filmed near Vancouver, BC
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Oh No! First the "Old Man In The Mountain" in New Hampshire and now this...........
And the top of Chimney Rock on the Oregon Trail. What we see today is a shortened version than what the pioneers saw on their trek to CA and OR
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It is not the US Army way.
CPT
I realize that Bob, just suggesting that he may not be an American by virtue of the spelling. Can't be a Canadian though, as we also spell Airborne as one word. Probably someone with an unpronounceable name.
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Capt. is the Commonwealth military way of abbreviating the word Captain.
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I just watched part 1 for the 1st and last time. Kevin Costner is a past master at dragging out a story. So many scenes that are not essential to the overall story. The audio clarity was good for most of the main actors but, the lesser actors spoke their lines without moving their mouths, I had no idea what they were saying. It seemed that it was filmed with a filter on the camera, there wasn't the bright colors. I bought it in Walmart for $5. My wife said that I can watch part 2 without her. I won't watch part 2 either, this DVD will be given away.
Costner has to learn to cut to the chase in his movies. I realize that this film was a mini series but, still..
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Good luck, pard. Retirement ain't such a bad thing.
Heck....in retirement, every day is a stat holiday.
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You will probably want to invest in a mattress topper as well. I bought one of the memory foam style toppers to go in my camper. A little pricey, but your back will thank you especially on the longer trips.
My wife found our sheets online.
I bought one of those memory foams also for our home bed from Costco and every morning my back says thank you. Costco also have those thick warm sheets that we use in the RV during spring and fall camping.. They keep you warm so you don't have to run the furnace as often during the night.
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I have that set. The series covers about a 20 year period and did you notice that his costume never changes. And, in episodes that take place prior to 1873, he is packing a Colt '73 with bullets in the belt loops. Still fun to watch though.
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In perspective: In 1918 the flu pandemic killed an estimated 100 million people, 5 % of the world's population at the time!
My paternal grandfather died of the Spanish flu in 1918 in the Stony Mountain Penitentiary in Manitoba and, he wasn't a correction officer, if you know what I mean.
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My Son gave me a bottle of Wayne Gretzky 99 sipping whiskey, boy is that smooth.
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There has already been two remakes of StageCoach.. One Had Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash and Kris Kristopherson, et al in it (1986). And the other had Bing Crosby, Ann Margaret, Slim Pickins, Van Heflin et al (1966).
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A few years back we were visiting our sister-in-law for a couple of days. I was laying on my stomach on the floor reading the paper when her cat walked up and peed in my face. Everyone, except one person thought it was funny as Hell.
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In the 1880's the stagecoach from Edmonton to Calgary (200 miles) left Edmonton on a Monday and arrived Calgary on Thursday weather permitting, stopping over night. and for meals enroute. The run was on bald prairie. It works out to 50 miles per day.
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That's a good one.