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See! There are no expensive lures on that log in this image. This proves that one does not have to worry about buying really expensive lures. They will never get lost like this.
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A Frightening Incident Prompts A Question
Pat Riot replied to Calamity Kris's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Add Porsche, Cadillac drivers and around here Jeep SUV drivers. Morons that pay $20,000-$30,000 more than MSRP for their Jeeps have no business looking down on anyone. Idiots! The joke is Porsche’s and Pocupines. BMW drivers are just fools. Arrogant, abrasive self centered fools. -
A Frightening Incident Prompts A Question
Pat Riot replied to Calamity Kris's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
I am not well versed on dash cams, but I highly recommend the type that goes on your rearview mirror with 2 cameras. My boss and a couple of coworkers had that type and they could some them forward and reverse or at 45 degrees each toward the front to cover intersections but the best feature was being able to reach up and turn one or both of the cameras to video events, like; someone coming to your drivers side wide to act like a jerk, recording orders at a drive through - believe it or not one of the guys that worked for me had a woman at a fast food drive through call him racially charged names and he got it on video. She was terminated. She was black, he was white. One could use that feature for traffic stops by police. I wish I could remember the brand and model of their cameras. I know they got them on Amazon. -
Just don’t do that in the fast Lane, Rye. Somebody might plug ya. That’s one of the things “they” think started freeway shootings in CA.
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It was almost the last day for the moron from PA riding my bumper down a mountain a short while ago. I nearly gave him a coronary when I brake checked his arse in my Miata.
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Custer was so high on himself he didn’t need a balloon.
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Well, I think a tri-corner is a helluva lot more useful and more military looking than a flippin’ beret.
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I can’t stop thinking about these. I never knew they existed. I need some.
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Probably so, but he isn’t a SASS competitor. He’s a range buddy of mine.
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Kate Jackson was a raging alcoholic and drug addict in her earlier years. I’m kidding. It could be she just quit. That is not “dropping out”. The term “drop out” is an academically sociably acceptable form of name calling by people that want to feel superior to others. Kate Jackson was my favorite Angel. I liked them all, but she was tops!
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I was just talking to a guy the other day that told me that he had very good luck - no failures - with MagTech (Brazil) and Unis “Ginex” (Bosnia) small pistol & small rifle primers. No Failures to Fire.
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I actually like CCI. Fully seated they work just fine.
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Winchester primers seem to be right in the middle of Federal and CCI is regards to hardness / sensitivity.
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Believe it or not McDonald’s Biscuits and Gravy are pretty darn good. Or at least they were years ago. Their Sweet Tea was good too. I haven’t eaten there in several years.
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Summer has arrived in Phoenix
Pat Riot replied to Chas B. Wolfson, SASS #11104's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
This is a photo of a Mk26 GMLS (Guided Missile Launching System) That square box with the larger on it is the Elevation Section (controls the elevation of the rails) This launcher has seen some action. All the paint is burned off the base and launcher platform. Image from: https://obj-sg.the1.wiki/d/97/a7/be8c448e132224ebe7dca64003b43fd9530e3165f6282db3569c2d998147d53d.jpg -
Summer has arrived in Phoenix
Pat Riot replied to Chas B. Wolfson, SASS #11104's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Oooooh! Not a fun time. Kind of like working in a missile launcher Elevation Section, but without the hazards of IEDs and sh**birds with guns. I had to look up Caiman MRAP. Looks like it could be nice and toasty real quick inside that thing -
The funny thing is, when we had dogs we spent much more time with them than 3 hours daily. They were family, but I would not stand for some a$$hole govt telling me that I had to spend time with my dogs! #%$& Them! Actually, I am pretty rebellious in general. I do not obey every little law. Speed limits are a good example. The fact of the matter is I would easily abide by that law and wouldn’t need that law to tell me to do it. But I would find a way to be rebellious in that regard. My dog(s) would go to restaurants, stores, and govt offices with me. If anyone said anything I would tell them to “Pizz off” then show them a written copy of the law. Hell, just for pure orneriness I would borrow other people’s dogs to go to those places. “Mr Riot, are these your dogs?” ”Yep! All 6 of them. I love that new law stating I have to spend time with my dogs, don’t you?” ”But dogs aren’t allowed here at Sam-n-Ella’s restaurants.” ”Well, I am sorry but I am not breaking the law to suit you.” ”I am calling the police!” ”Good. I am calling the news media….Let’s have some fun! Whaddya say?”
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Tell them; “Mail me a bill.” Then hang up or disconnect. Simple
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If you ever want a quick biscuits and gravy meal that truly isn’t as bad as one might imagine try ready made Walmart biscuits and Walmart or Food Lion branded Sausage Gravy in a can. I am not kidding when I say this is pretty darn good. I actually did this at a family breakfast get together. I lied and said I made the biscuits and gravy at home that morning but I used Walmart biscuits and canned gravy. I just put them in different containers and heated them at my daughter’s house. “My” biscuits and gravy got rave reviews. I didn’t tell anyone what I did until months later. They all were surprised how good the store bought Biscuits & Gravy was.
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The looks on these boy’s faces when they tried the Biscuits, then the Biscuits & Gravy, then the fried chicken then the sweet tea was quite entertaining. I liked some of their comments. They were complimentary but somewhat reserved. “Absolutely Lovely” ”This is quite nice.” What would you say to Americans….? “Your food is weird and nice.”