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Brazos John

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About Brazos John

  • Birthday 01/15/1954

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    33047
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    Texas Historical Shootist Society

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    Male
  • Location
    Republic of Texas
  • Interests
    CAS, SASS, Cat: Sharpshooter
    THSS TSRA NRA Life

    Grand Army /Frontier
    Reenacting: CW & IW
    Colonel in Texas Army.

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  1. Buckshot Bear has posted lots of photos of these painted tanks and silos from all over Oz, and they're all great! Look at how the painting's background matches the real landscape. But this one brought tears to my eyes. It looks like my Maggie. RIP, Maggie. You were a Good Girl.
  2. It's used in pico de gallo and many other Mexican dishes. It adds a nice flavor , and adds crunch , if you cut up the stems with it. I love it !
  3. I found this on google maps, but the little guy for street view will not go to any of the streets. This must REALLY be remote! Sometimes, this is where I need to be...
  4. No, think Walmart customer. Not a pleasant image.
  5. Surely something funny has happened in Canada in the last month! If so, tell us, and I'll stop calling you Shirley.
  6. We had a kid's dentist in Texas by the name of D. Cade (last name omitted).
  7. When it's Friday, 4:45 pm, and there are only a few parts left...
  8. Kind of like raising Children!
  9. Funny! OK, it's salty, but nobody has described the taste. Bacon grease is salty, but nobody spreads it on buttered toast. On the other hand, ..... So, is the taste like cooked meat, or cooked vegetables, or is it, And Now, For Something Completely Different, as Monty Python would say.
  10. Since I've never tasted Vegemite, I would give it a try. How would you describe the flavor of Vegemite? Can I add sugar and cream?
  11. Growing up in the Northeast (Pa, Del, NJ), we had to bring the Coke bottles in from the garage, or they would freeze and break! Too young for beer at the time. Not now!!!!!!!!!!!! My Dad had a 100-year-old farm house (before the War) in the Poconos with a stream running beneath it. He and his friends would keep their beer in the flowing creek, and it always stayed cold. Man, I wonder how much that house would be worth today!
  12. That's about 8 miles, for us Yanks. My Wife would hate it. But we love oysters from PEI!
  13. That's about my skill level. Both with whittling and bandaging...
  14. Dingoes? Wild camels? Cassowaries? Y'all've got some scary things down there!
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