Pat Riot

Yeah, it’s 1 year old and invisible. i have yet to see one in person.

We watched it. I can say that now, if asked. Not a kid’s movie. It was somewhat entertaining.

Or “Reservoir Dogs”

Found this today. https://www.usatoday.com/picture-gallery/news/nation/2024/12/12/nikons-comedy-wildlife-photo-contest/76944822007/ I think this is my favorite of the bunch. Southern rockhopper penguins (Eudyptes chrysocome) on Pebble Island, Falkland Islands. Can you say “Tombstone”?

My body is older than my age in regards to infrastructure, but my mind is still 25 years old…except for the absentminded part… When I was 18 or 19 years I read this quote by Hunter S. Thompson. In my 20’s I decided to live it. Now in my 60’s I can say that so far I have and I intend to continue. Today I am taking my bike out for a ride after I work out and have breakfast. I think I will pull some G’s on some fantastic motorcycle road around here. I’ll know which road when I find it. If you shook your head while reading any of my post try and go out and live a little. Don’t dwell on things you can’t control. Have fun with those you can.

It’s just people being entertained by something new and different. Much like posts in the Saloon.

I truly believe that the holidays bring out the best and worst in people. Especially in areas of high prices, high taxation and heavy regulation. They already have a generally high stress level just from living where they live and then add the additional stress of cultural pressures, like; holidays, spending money, dealing with more people than usual, etc. Areas like that breed or culturally influence the creation of a$$#oles. Simple.

Sir…I’ll have one of each, thank you. This tells me that Canadian Hotties are not only pretty, but very light. Not a footprint to be seen.

If you look at this from right to left you could see how they appear for an evening out and then see how they appear in the morning.

I like the “hunt” in quotation marks. I was offered an opportunity to go on a canned “hunt” in Texas by a relative of my wife’s. I politely declined.

Twice when I was a kid I was chased by bulls. The first was a big brown bull. Not sure of breed. I was 6 and just barely beat him to the electric fence. The second was a black angus bull, I think. I was 11 at the time. The bull followed me into the barn. I had made it up a short ladder into the lower hayloft. The bull knocked the support post from under the loft but the loft stayed. In both instances I went into the bull’s territory. First, was a field. Second, was a fenced area the bull was to have been moved from before we started work. A Gaur can run 30 miles per hour. An American Bull can do 15-20 miles per hour. Supposedly Tigers can run 40 mph. But tigers aren’t stupid.

Dry-Wallers Festival?

I rarely keep found brass at the range. I usually buy my once fired brass from US Reloading Supply out of Florida. https://www.usreloadingsupply.com/ Great bunch of folks there.

“A wild ox” is one definition of a Gaur. Tame oxen can be intimidating. I have been up close (100 feet is close enough) to Bison, Water Buffalo and American Oxen and can’t imagine having to contend with a 4000 pound angry gaur.

Option 3 - all brass the same. I have purchased a lot of “Once Fired” brass over the years and most of the time the cartridge brass where I find some oddballs got into the mix is with 9mm and the oddballs are usually .380 ACP cases or 9x18. A couple of times I found .38 Super. Never had an issue with .45 Colt. I have found a few .38 Spl in .357 Mag and vice versa. In picking up range brass I have gotten small pistol primer .45 ACP brass. It seems that I see that more and more. Is that now becoming the norm? I do have a .45 ACP cylinder for my New Vaquero and I will occasionally load .45 ACP, but not much.

When I was a kid there were church choirs that would go around town singing carols. In the early 80’s the company where I worked hired professional singers to sing carols at various facilities. I haven’t seen carolers since.

It sux to the point of I could see myself committing berserker mayhem if someone made me listen to that enough. Oh, and Alpo, you’re welcome. Merry Christmas.

I’m hoping this matches the theme of this thread.

I completely forgot that I bought a set of these a few years ago. I mostly use them on work knives that need a quick sharpening. They’ll do 15, 20 & 30 degree edges. https://a.co/d/f50AgM4

You sure it wasn’t that stupid Barbara Streisand song?