Pat Riot

Henry is coming out with a gun they call the Lever Action Supremee Rifle (LASR). It’s supposed to be a very accurate lever gun. The first guns will be chambered in .223 (it figures) and .300 Blackout (Pat Riot rolls eyes) I sent them an email asking if there were any plans to make them in .308 or other tactical/hunting cartridges. I received a response that said “Not at this time but you should submit your question / request here” and the provided a link. https://www.henryusa.com/henry-firearm-suggestion-box/ (The picture below may cause distress) Henry Lever Action Supreme Rifle (LASR) Henry wasn’t going to let the spotlight be taken by their competition and unveiled the Lever Action Supreme Rifle (LASR), a sub-moa-capable lever gun with a match-grade trigger that feeds from AR-style detachable box mags and is chambered in .223 and .300 Blackout. The rifle features a free-floating barrel and has ambidextrous controls to accommodate right- and left-hand shooters. On the top of the receiver is a small strip of Picatinny rail for simple mounting of an optic. The lever is designed to have a short, fast throw, and a shortened bolt and internal hammer helps set this lever gun apart from the competition. The package is estimated to come in at around $1,400 and will be available at dealers very soon. (henryusa.com) https://athlonoutdoors.com/article/best-lever-guns/

I would hate being in the deck crew on that ship. You just know that there are a bunch of uptight self-absorbed ***holes in charge of that ship. (whiney man voice on) ”What do you mean we should install a freshwater wash-down system? We hired you to take care of the rust.” ”Is that paint eco friendly?” ”What do you mean the rust just drifts off into the wind when you needle gun it off? That’s terrible for the environment! I order you to capture it all and give us a weekly report on how much rust you kept out of the environment.” “What do you mean you want a vacuum rust and paint collection system? We’re not made of money here. We need new drapes in all the state room, you knuckle dragger. Use a towel or something.”

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James Garner is/was one of my favorite actors. I liked Steve McQueen as well. When I first read what they were paid for The Great Escape I thought that they weren’t paid much, but then the average household annual income in 1963 was $6,200. Households headed by a college graduate earned $9,700.

$4.49 for 93 octane. It’s all I use in my bike and roadster. I don’t even bother worrying about the price. If I want to ride, I pay. Simple. I think 87 octane is $3.39 right now at most stations.

Definitely unique…and quite explanatory. Only one is needed

I wonder if she can get all the local channels?

Cool dog.

Mr. Garth, your punishment is you must buy everyone in the Saloon at least 3 drinks on Friday evening. “BANG”! (Gavel strike - so it must be real)

Getting older is a challenge, but still a blessing. In the 80’s I read this quote and decided to do my best to follow it. So far I am on track. Hunter S. Thompson, The Proud Highway: Saga of a Desperate Southern Gentleman, 1955-1967 Tags: adventure, death, life God Bless Hunter S. Thompson.

A friend of mine was a manager for McDonald’s. He took the leftover food to a homeless shelter after hours. He did this for weeks then one day he got a “Cease and Desist Order” from McDonald’s Legal Offices. It turned out that the Shelter wrote a very nice letter to McD’s corporate offices praising my friend for his generosity. Corporate turned the letter over to Legal. My friend came close to losing his job in the whole thing all because of “what if” legal BS. Just one more reason I will not eat their food or patronize their establishments. In the desert areas out west I have actually driven an extra 50 miles to find a place to eat that wasn’t a McD’s. McDonald’s is like cancer out west on some interstate routes. Every exit seems to have a McD’s and many have only a McD’s.

I will. I hope and pray the surgery is successful and that your little grandson gets a new lease on life.

That last line of the comic says a lot. THROUGH 20 YEARS OF EFFORT, WE'VE SUCCESSFULLY TRAINED EVERYONE TO USE PASSWORDS THAT ARE HARD FOR HUMANS TO REMEMBER, BUT EASY FOR COMPUTERS TO GUESS. I recall the military format that a lot of government agencies went to back in the mid 00’s. That was utterly annoying. At least 12 characters, using capitals, lower case, symbols and numbers and no repetitive characters and no using partial passwords from prior months. I found a workaround. When I forgot my password…Again 1. I called IT for a reset password. 2. I entered it then never logged out. 3. At the first of the month all passwords auto reset. See step 1. I did this for months until they figured me out.

I can’t find that commercial. I did find this one that I thought was pretty funny.

James Friedman does some funny stuff. Here is a group of his mods I found on Acid Cow 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

The point is it isn’t plastic

So, you think your job is boring?

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