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Utah Bob #35998

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Utah Bob #35998 last won the day on November 30 2022

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About Utah Bob #35998

  • Birthday 06/25/1876

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  • SASS #
    35998
  • SASS Affiliated Club
    Windy Gap Regulators - Cortez CO

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    sixshooterbob@hotmail.com
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    http://lazybobranch.homestead.com

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    The Lazy Bob Ranch 7011 ft over Southwest Colorado
  • Interests
    Military History & Militaria Collecting
    Scribbling stuff
    lazybobranch.homestead.com
    sassvets.homestead.com
    Boldlawdawgs.com
    Guitar & Mandolin torture

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  1. The No 5 is a very collectible piece these days. There are hundreds of bogus ones on the market which are made by cutting down and modifying a No 4. Even the bayonets go for big bucks!
  2. The whole thing is ridiculous.
  3. Sure beats the alternative. 😉
  4. I have been following events closely. The fires in Colorado Springs a while back destroyed over 1200 structures and wiped out neighborhoods. As a wildland firefighter in my ranger days I learned a lot about fire behavior, weather, etc. THIS situation seems to be an accumulation of conditions thta have led to an event that no city or state in the country could have either prevented or responded with enough force and assets to do any better. You simply cannot fight fire when winds are hitting 100 mph. Aircraft are grounded and embers can be transported for many miles. If they had all the water in Lake Tahoe available it would have made little difference. Resources sometimes are simply overwhelmed by nature.. When it’s all over, investigations will be conducted, people May be held accountable for some poor planning, like above ground power lines in fire prone areas and budget cuts. But the bottom line is disasters like this are not always someone’s fault. The American culture these days it to point fingers, and some need to be pointed. But I think it’s unrealistic to think that this could have been prevented or quickly stopped, given the environmental conditions that existed. Hopefully massive response from other states coupled with some favorable weather will help. But it’s going to continue to be a hell of a battle. And a very long term recovery. 😪
  5. I was expecting monkies. Sorry.
  6. Found the lighter I lost months ago. I will celebrate! 😁
  7. Never heard of Dopp kit. Just shaving kit.
  8. Correct answers. Speaking of dumb lieutenants I learned as a young one not to reveal if at a party that I hade been an officer. Everybody had a a dumb lieutenant story, whether true or not. Then when I became a cop I found that everyone has a dumb rookie cop story that for some reason they feel obligated to tell you. It seems amazing that we ever won a battle or arrested any criminals. And I always felt that returning a salute was an honor.
  9. My dad in high school. 1941
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