Cypress Sun

Been the TO when someone showed up with 00 Buck before and shot the targets. Didn't like the splatter...at all. I'll pass on a "Buckshot" match.

If it's Italian, it's probably stamped F R A G I L E, pronounced Frageallee.

I love Reeses Cups and the like. Mrs. Sun brought home some peanut butter cups from Trader Joes one time, those things were twice as good as the Reeses Cups.

I'll get on a caliber kick every once in a while depending upon what I've been loading. Sometimes it's .22's (not loading them of course), then 9mm, then .45, back to .22's and then .38's...all in random order. Now that I have two 550's, on large primer and one small primer, I find myself mixing calibers when I go to the range. I generally put my Phaser on stun, although the other setting leaves no evidence.

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Maybe so, but that's the way I see it.

I would base my will to fight her on two things, A - The quality of life the child would have with a mother that would sell her baby to begin with would play the biggest factor. If I thought the baby stood a chance at a good, fulfilling life....I may just chalk it up to experience depending upon the financial exposure. B - The strength of the contract that all parties signed assuming "A" was not possible.

My Dad has two of them he used to use for practice shooting gunfighter. Pretty cool guns....I had to remind him though....You'll put your eyes out!

Fifty-two years after the legendary Secretariat won the Kentucky Derby, and triple crown, every horse in today's Derby descends from him. I found that somewhat amazing. I hope Toby's horse wins today! Story, horses and odds below.... Every horse in Kentucky Derby 2025 descends from legendary Secretariat | FOX 13 Tampa Bay

Never fell 21 feet before, at least not that I remember.

The woman had to deal with Ward, Wally, the Beav AND Eddie Haskell....those two hadn't a chance.

Drunk people sometimes do stupid stuff. This isn't anything new. That said, wish the guy well....I've done stupid stuff myself.

A hospital. Doctor, what is it? It's a big white building with patients...but that's not important right now.

I'm sure that Arte Johnson left a spot on the park bench for her! Thanks for the laughs Miss Buzzi Rest in Peace

Maybe with sales down, but still making money, they can put more attention into quality control. From what I've been reading, that seems to be lacking in the last few years. The entire article is about Ruger making money for the shareholders, maintaining efficiency and striving for market share. How about concentrating on making good, reliable guns that don't have to be returned for repair on brand new guns...people like buying good, reliable guns.

You should be banned for LIFE!!!!!

Yeah, the Thompson is heavy, that's for sure...but the fun outweighs the weight! If I remember right my old Mauser C96 hammer bit you pretty good also. Probably ended your want for one of those also!

I've never had a problem. The side opening can opener leaves the lids in such a way that when you put the can top back on the empty (or grease laden) can, it seals it back up and a little scotch tape keeps it in place. I always place the can in the garbage bag upright. I also stuff the can with used paper towels most of the time and never fill the can more than 1/2 way.

Environmental Wackos don't concern me. Grease clogged drains and associated plumber's bills do concern me. I see Pinellas County sponsored ads on tv every once in a while pleading with people not to dispose of grease/oils/etc. in the sewer system. Creates "greasebergs" in the sewer conduits , causing big, nasty problems so they say. Michigan Slim can expound upon this dilemma more than I.

I use a side opening can opener on all cans that I can use it on. I rinse out the can and top, save the can/top for grease, oil and other stuff that shouldn't go down the drain or makes a mess in the garbage can. Pour the grease (or whatever) into the old can, tape the lid back onto it and throw it away with the trash.

Mrs. Sun is a freak about "best by" and "use by" dates. If it's past the date, even the "best by" dates, she won't eat it. If it is fresh food, I could see it...sort of. I've been known to cut the moldy section from cheese and eat the good portion. If it's canned goods, I figure that if it's only a year out of date, it's probably still good if it's not a tomato type product. She checks the dates on everything she buys that is edible. I never used to do that but do now most of the time, especially if it is something she asked me to pick up.