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55 minutes ago, Subdeacon Joe said:
Breakfast dishes.
Once again - evidence that we are the same.
Breakfast dishes.
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I've decided I'm going to continue with that. $3.57, and if I order more than $35 they will deliver it free. I ordered 10 the other day. They brought one, and about 2 hours later they brought four more, and 3 hours later the other five showed up. But they all came the same day, none of them were busted. So I believe I'm going to stay with them
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3 minutes ago, Widder, SASS #59054 said:
I don't think that's called 'baptism'.....
..........Widder
I don't know. Joe posted a video of a baby getting baptized up there, and I bet he couldn't walk for a year or so after the baptism.
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So basically a movable corduroy road.
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Dang. And here I thought the Baptist pinching their nose shut and dunking them in the river was harsh.
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Maybe your wife brought in the jack to level the dishwasher, and did not notice the stowaways.
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Does unloading and reloading refer simply to popping out the loaded magazine and then putting the loaded magazine back up the grip?
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If you, for whatever reason, decided to replace the grip screw bushings on your Blue 1911, and they were the same price no matter which one you chose, would you get blue ones or stainless ones?
CDNN is running a 1911 parts sale. And I was looking at that. The blue ones and the stainless ones are the same price. And it occurred to me that the grip screw and the grip itself would completely cover the bushing, so no one would see that shiny white bushing on that blue gun. And the stainless bushing should not rust to the blue grip frame, because of sweat or rain or Florida 107% humidity. Hmmm
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15 minutes ago, Sedalia Dave said:
From the link
The biological explanation for what happened is the annual bison rut, which runs from June to September. During that time, bull bison surge with energy and aggression as they compete for dominance and females.
Unless they actually caught the bull and medically investigated him, that is a theory.
I have seen that theory put forth many times - that bull moose was in rut and that's why he attacked the car. That bull elephant was a must and that's why he attacked the Safari.
It makes a good explanation, but unless I actually examine the animal it's just a theory.
Maybe that hairy cow just woke up on the wrong side of the bed. Maybe he wasn't drunk, but he was yesterday so he had a hangover.
Is my theory any worse than theirs?
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