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Blood moon total lunar eclipse March 14
Cypress Sun replied to Marshal Mo Hare, SASS #45984's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
The view of the eclipse from my bed. -
That guy is an idiot.
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Gotta wonder about the pic's. He seems to dislike people in animal costumes, spiders and some woman.
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The workers seem to have all of their fingers and aren't sporting eye patches. I'm surprised.
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I used to know a painter when I was working construction that wouldn't put "Wet Paint" signs on anything he painted, He said people ALWAYS touched the painted area. He would caution tape the area off and said that people never crossed the tape line.
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The suspect must stole a 12 pk of Budweiser.
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S&W 500 Magnum: Whew...a little exuberant
Cypress Sun replied to Widder, SASS #59054's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
And just when you thought it was safe to go to the range again.... https://www.bondarms.com/Cyclops50AE-Thumper-P8605.aspx -
When Values Conflict
Cypress Sun replied to Hardpan Curmudgeon SASS #8967's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
A prime example.... Amazon forest felled to build road for climate summit -
S&W 500 Magnum: Whew...a little exuberant
Cypress Sun replied to Widder, SASS #59054's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
I shot one shot out of one. That was enough for me. If someone asks if I've shot one before, I can answer "Yes, I've shot one." -
I wonder, at times, why people fall for this
Cypress Sun replied to Alpo's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Obviously not. I think Swift (not Taylor) wrote a book about it. Called Gullible's Travels. -
Jesse James or not - for your perusal
Cypress Sun replied to Rip Snorter's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
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Jesse James or not - for your perusal
Cypress Sun replied to Rip Snorter's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
I don't own any guns that were owned by Jesse. I do own all THREE guns that Ford used to shoot Jesse with that fateful day...autographed too! -
I doubt Trump has driven himself anywhere in years. If I was as wealthy as him and his even wealthier buddy, I'd build a race track (on my own property of course), just for s n g. See if the Secret Service can keep up.
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looking for some loading data - 32 Smith & Wesson long
Cypress Sun replied to Alpo's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
This might help. Reloading The .32 Smith & Wesson Long - Reload Ammo -
Blood moon total lunar eclipse March 14
Cypress Sun replied to Marshal Mo Hare, SASS #45984's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Also known as the Forrest Gump, Shot in the Buttocks Moon. -
Proper packing of heavy items provides the best chance of surviving the gorillas at USPS and the other shipping companies. 2,000 - 32-20 bullets should hold you for a while. Do you use them for .32-20 or for other calibers? How do you like the SNS bullets quality wise?
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No Dusty Rhodes, Road Warriors or Barry Windham? Sacrilege I tell ya. Btw, Hulk Hogan started out as one of the beat down boys on Championship Wrestling from Florida with Gordon Solie. Alias was Terry Hogan and he was "discovered" by the Briscoe Brothers, Jack and Gerry. FWIW - Miss Elizabeth was my favorite "manager".
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And don't forget to send them home with firecrackers!
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Questions for chefs and plain old home cooks
Cypress Sun replied to Forty Rod SASS 3935's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Fillet O' Hashbrown. Made you Mc Hap, Hap, Happy didn't it. -
Questions for chefs and plain old home cooks
Cypress Sun replied to Forty Rod SASS 3935's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Peanut oil is my go to, followed by a Crisco (I know, I know) type oil. The oil can be used many multiple times especially if you filter it while the oil still somewhat hot and store refrigerated. If the oil was used to cook seafood, I suggest that the oil be designated for use for seafood as everything else cooked in the oil will have at least a faint seafood taste and possible side effects for those allergic to seafood. -
A 9mm Autoloader Question for Those in the Know
Cypress Sun replied to Pat Riot's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Wondered that myself. Canik firearms are worth a look. The TP9SFx is an excellent firearm for the money....hell, it's a great firearm regardless of the money.- 57 replies
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The shortened version below. The version I heard had more parts in it. https://www.medical-jokes.com/all-the-parts-of-the-body-argued-over-who-would-be-boss/
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You've heard the story of the body parts that wanted to be boss?
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Life is way, WAY too short for mindless psychobabble bull****. Left the first "team" meeting after lasting about 5 minutes. Owner of the company "Where are you going?" Me "To do my job, 'cause this useless bull**** doesn't get my job done." Never had to go to another "team" meeting.
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I never dry fire any firearm with a rimfire type ignition mechanism. It's not so much that it damages the firing pin as it much as that it peens the small area of the rim seating area of the chamber of cartridge over a period of repeated dry firing.