Pat Riot
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It’s like Lutefisk only less fishy and more grainy…Not really
I love grits with butter, salt & pepper.
I also love to have over easy eggs with bacon and grits and I mash the eggs up into the grits and eat it with bacon and toast while using a fork that tastes like buttery grits with egg yolk in them.
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Oops!
I have no idea how that occurred.
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I took my Rossi 92 .45 Colt octagon barrel rifle deer hunting in Oregon for Blacktails.
Me and the rifle got skunked.
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9 minutes ago, Rip Snorter said:
The Peter Gunn theme required!
Yes Sir!
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I’d like to see a contest by a beginner Morse Code operator and a smart phone user sending a text via flip phone.
Another twist
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23 minutes ago, Crazy Gun Barney, SASS #2428 said:
All you guys are bad for my bank account!!!!
I picked up a charter arms snubnose a few years ago mostly because it was on sale, and i had always wanted a snubby because I watched way too many detective shows when I was young and impressionable (now I am just old and set in my ways 😁). The Charter Arms is fun and all, but I have now decided that the itch wont be satisfied until I find a real honest to goodness Colt Detective Special.
When I was a kid I was an absolute nut for sci-fi and old detective shows and movies. And I loved snub-nosed revolvers. I bought a S&W Chief’s Special model 36 about 10 years ago and I got the Colt DS 5 years ago. I traded a Glock 26 plus mags and accessories for the Colt DS. The 36 cost me $400.
There’s just something about those two revolvers that oozes “Cool”.-
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Here is my Colt Detective Special with 3 different sets of grips. I prefer the factory wood. When I aim one handed with each set of grips the wood set fits best and the sights are true for point shooting. The Factory Pachmayr and the Pachmayr aftermarket grips both cause the gun to aim high. Plus they feel weird - weird angle not creepy like certain city people.
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Here’s my Detective Special. It’s the only Colt I ever wanted.
It was made in 1982 and carried by a Detective Sergeant with the Monterrey County, CA Sheriff’s Dept as his duty weapon.-
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21 hours ago, Johnny Buck said:
Waiting to get this back From Jim Downing. This is what he calls in the "white."
Been 1 1/2 years in the making. 1970s vintage, unfired. They'll be more pictures when it returns
JB
Gorgeous. Love the grip.
Will it remain “in the white”?
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58 minutes ago, Dantankerous said:
Here is the new Colt offering that harkens back to the old Detective Special.
Which one is that?
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8 minutes ago, Calamity Kris said:
BTW - another phone scam in the wild is notifying you of unpaid toll road fees.
I’ve gotten a few of those. The country of origin is the Philippines. At least that’s what I think because the country code for the number that text originates from. Though I did get one from Puerto Rico.
The roads they mention where the infraction took place are either fictitious or are in New York and Philadelphia.
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Scam! The police would send you a citation in the mail or drop by and say “Howdy”, but they wouldn’t text.
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I use a BiPAP machine. It’s a ResMed Air Curve or something like that. Yes, I still need a mask. That’s the breaks.
My Pulmonologist mentioned this Inspire unit, but after all the medical tests & procedures I have had done in the past few years where implants are a concern I would not get an implant unless I had a life threatening condition.
Tests and Procedures where doctors mentioned concerns if I had implants:MRIs
CT Scans
Xrays
Xrays or fluoroscope procedures using injectable contrasts.
Nuclear medicine scans
I don’t know if some of those tests aren’t possible with electronic implants, but I do know the first question asked regarding each of those procedures was “Do you have any electronic implants?”
Maybe this is something you should address with your doctor…not the doctor pushing the Inspire device. Another doctor.
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Seriously?!
There is no law regarding having to surf.
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Never been a Smarties or Pixie Stix fan. My candy of choice, outside of chocolate, was bubblegum. I loved bubble gum. Real bubblegum, not that crap in baseball cards. My very favorite was Bazooka that came in the little flat square wrapped in a comic. Best bubble making bubblegum in the USA.
I loved Bub’s Daddy too. The Red Hot cinnamon bubblegum then they had their Watermelon flavored bubblegum, which I loved.
I remember when Bubble Yum came out in the mid 70’s. I didn’t like how soft their gum was but when they came out with different flavors I liked those. They had strawberry, watermelon and sour apple, my favorite.
In keeping with the theme of this thread here is a link to The History of Bubblegum. It has holes in it, but it’s still interesting.
http://www.chewinggumfacts.com/chewing-gum-history/bubble-gum-history/-
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6 hours ago, Rye Miles #13621 said:
I have to look it up. I believe it’s about 20 yrs old. The owner of the gun shop bought it new and only shot it once. It was in his safe at home!
Ah, then it is a real Detective Special.
Actually, I just went to the Colt sight and they do not make a modern Detective Special. I thought a new DS had come out.
Are you going to carry that one or is it more for range fun?
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It looks brand new. Is it a new Colt made recently? It sure is a good lookin’ snubby.
Yes, range report, please.
Congratulations Rye!
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18 hours ago, Captain Bill Burt said:
Well the Doc wanted to start with two steroid shots, one per cheek. We’ll see how things are tomorrow. If that doesn’t work I get a referral for cortisone to the hand. Fingers crossed, left hand only.
You’ve got lockjaw too?
Oh, butt cheeks…okay…never mind. I’ll show myself out…
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7 minutes ago, Blackwater 53393 said:
None, and I mean NONE of these places compares to Knoxville, Tennessee and to a lesser extent, the eastern two thirds portion of the state!!
I have encountered some of the most rude, nasty people, (some of them aren’t bad at all, but the others more than make up for those) around the area!! It permeates the professional sector, the political system, and much of the business community as well!!
I sometimes intentionally offend the most obnoxious of these people by asking if that UT stands for “Useless Trash”, “Ugly Trollops”, or “Uncontrolled Thugs”??
Are these people from out of state?
Quite often the rudest idiots are from elsewhere.
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1 hour ago, Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770 said:
As you may know from previous threads, I have no interest in ANY sports. Some years back, the place I worked got in a stock of hardhats with various sports team logos on them. The guys were all grabbing one with "their" team on it. I, of course, was not participating. They all knew how I think about sports, so naturally they started asking me which team's hardhat I was going to get.
I walked over to the display, and picked one "This is my team" I told them:
Glad you brought this up.
In many of the construction companies I dealt with doing light rail start ups they had rules against unauthorized hard hats and any decals on hard hats not provided by the company. Companies would put certain safety decals on hard hats indicating the wearer’s training and access to dangerous areas, like tunnels and boxes.Their excuse for no other decals was that glues from some decals might hurt the integrity of the helmet. (Utter BS)
When pressed, the safety folks will say that the decal rule is mostly to keep people from putting sports, religious or political decals on their helmets to mitigate arguments, wasted time on discussions or even fights.
"Kiss mah grits!"
in SASS Wire Saloon
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Oh, and @Alpo Yankees eat grits too. We just don’t tell you all down south about it so you all can think you have some kind of magic food known only to you and no one else in this country.