Perro Del Diablo
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I've seen reports that he was also taunting the Japanese when they eased up. Not sure how true that is.
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7 hours ago, Texas Maverick said:
My dad always told me that the difference between a bad haircut and a good haircut was about 2 weeks. LOL
TM
When I kept high and tight 1 week was the time.
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On 4/14/2025 at 11:02 AM, Sedalia Dave said:
If someone did that to me, suffice it to say that individual wouldn't be cutting anyone's hair for quite a while.
I told owner of business if it was my decision he would be unemployed and his license revoked
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21 minutes ago, Rip Snorter said:
Haven't had anything like that, but have had bad haircuts. Even at my age, it grows back. A set of clippers, and my Wife did near as good a haircut as I have had last time around.
A bad cut I understand cutting a foot will take years to grow back.
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45 minutes ago, Pat Riot said:
I would raise hell with whoever was in charge and with the so-called barber.
The owner tried what he could. The barber himself is looking to have me do something. He pulls phone camera as soon he sees me even at 40 + yards away.
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I had hair to my middle back I was at harley dealership for another event so decided to get an inch trimmed off. Barber shop has office inside dealership Sat down to allow Patrick to trim. I was in better mood than been I while. He finished I reached for my wallet to pay and he waived me off refusing my paying. I went home to find his inch took over a foot off. Even worse left side was 2 inch longer than right side with another chunk in middle even further up. A 3yo toddler could done better. How would you feel getting that drastic amount of damage make you feel? Seeing he is a licensed barber working for a growing business that just opend another shop. So he is really bad or -as I think it was intentional. I even told his boss had it been my decision he would be unemployed as well as unlicensed. How would you approach this.
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14 hours ago, Alpo said:
Well, I hope it works. And I hope you get your primers. And I hope you immediately come here and let us know that you got your primers so that if the sale still going on we can get some too.
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As I was about to plug in my credit card number I noticed that they did not want to know whose name was on the card.
They wanted to know my name and address so they would know where to ship, but they didn't want to know the name and billing address on the card.
I have bought many things online over the years, and I have never seen where they did not want to know whose name was on the card.
That made me quite suspicious, and I backed out of it.
My banking info is with a PO box. So alot of orders are shipped to different address. I even had hogworkz call me to verify it was not fraud for order I made. When both are same I don't have to fill out as much.
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Of all the shows I grew up watching The Rifleman is only one I still care to watch. I still think others are good just not the interest I used to have. How about you are there any you still watch and others not as much?
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I never had interest in those DNA tracker thing web sites. Even if my results showed I am large enough percent of a group that could benefit me those groups would not accept me anyway.
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Set record rain 2 days straight. I have projects need done outside but the boat with animals just passed by. Now weather liars saying 70 degrees for Saturday. Might try do ride if get bike back together. Changing handle bars little more involved than I expected.
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Sending kneel mail
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19 hours ago, John Kloehr said:
I'll consider reversing the bolt direction from the bottom. Might also then not need to drill all the way through the wood I'll laminate underneath the stair tread. Also will be easier to check for and correct loosensing.
I do think through-bolts with fender washers will be stronger than the threaded anchors. I have used those anchors in the past. They are handy.
Yes, the clamps... I have been looking at various clamps, I found some available with 8" and 12" reach, but the opening size is less than 3". Need a minimum of 6-3/4" jaw opening to clear the rail under the table edge. It is basically a dining/kitchen table.
I had some machinist experience when in high school. These clamps are called deep throat c-clamps. There are more sizes available but may be expensive.
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Don't tell them about goat milk.
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I hear voices, "THEY DONT LIKE YOU"
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7 hours ago, Pat Riot said:
We’ll need to see a video.
I want see it
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20 hours ago, Forty Rod SASS 3935 said:
And here I was looking at maps trying to find Blackhawk Springs. Then I read the whole thing and became horribly DEpressed.
It' snot nice to mess with old people like that.
Too bad can't use evil grin emoji
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4 minutes ago, Shawnee Hills said:
You guys are making this too hard. Clamp your mainspring seat in the vise so you can push on it from the side, install mainspring on strut, line up spring and strut to seat slot, push and pin the assembly. Easy peasy.
That was my original attempt that I failed miserably
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50 minutes ago, Marshal Mo Hare, SASS #45984 said:
You are not the first. You won’t be the last. Now did you have to look under the sofa to find it?
Fortune smiled on me for a change each fell at my feet several times
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1 hour ago, Pat Riot said:
A little more info.
TUBE DIMENSIONS:
Length - ~4”
Ext. diameter - .310” or 5/16”
Interior dia. - .244” or ~1/4”
Slot length - 1.75”
Slot width - 3/32” or ~ .075”
3/8” Flats cut into sides of tube to accommodate the mainspring seat.
End view
I was thinking about making something similar
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I've seen this episode. No matter the message it was well done story.
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Just replaced factory springs in my 41 mag. Of course after using pure brute stupid force I was able to get new mainspring in pall. Soon after saw video where a dollar store fork used to to assist in compressing the new one. Fore head slap moment occured.
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I found leopold bases for browning a bolt for less than $6 on Amazon I ordered 2 for my sons rifles.
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I hear tell the Wallaby got a lump of coal. Or that's a dirty rumor I started.
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4 minutes ago, Father Kit Cool Gun Garth said:
40 grit sandpaper
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Wonder if a shockwave cost more or less than a regular shotgun?
in SASS Wire Saloon
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They are fun. 410 is easy to handle not tried the 12 or 20 yet.