Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770

You are correct. I only saw the movie once not long after it was released, so my rememberer was faulty.

In "Unforgiven" here was a character called The Schofield Kid. Called himself that because he carried two Schofields.

It took me all of about 10 seconds handling one to say no.

Some years ago I watched something that talked about him, and one of the things he hated about traveling was that he could never find a bed that he fit on.

I was thinking it would be nomophonafobia. But since my flip phone spends more time on my dresser than anywhere else, I don't fear losing it a bit. I'm more concerned about the cable going out.

If it's not locked, call "Home".

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Very similar to my radio. I HATE the "BOOM- BOOM" bass that so many songs have in it. I try to have the mid range up so that I can hear the words, too.

No they're not. Drill Instructors ALWAYS wear a belt with their uniforms. The Drill Instructor with the Garrison Belt, (black belt with a plain belt buckle), is the Senior Drill Instructor.

I blame it on the dogs.🐕🐕

I don't think that this is correct. I know for a fact that my wife will wake up when exposed to excessive flatulence.

Fun story, but it's about the biggest load of Hooey I've heard in a while.

When was a kid, every now and then, when I needed a watch, I'd go to the Lost and Found in the school, and see if somebody had turned in "my" watch: A Timex with a black band. They usually did.

Most music I hear on the radio seems to be like that, too. Sometimes I have to adjust the equaliser to the "Talk" setting to hear what they're singing about. Though a lot of the time what they're singing about isn't worth hearing. That's why I listen to a lot of Talk Radio.

A couple weeks ago I ordered a leather punch from the Walmart website. It was in Ga. They sent it by DHL. The first day tracking showed that DHL had it and it was in a distribution center. Where it sat for 9 days. After the 9 days, it started moving again and made it to Tucson in about another 4 days. I contacted DHL through their website to as "Why?", but never got a response.

Here's a bit of Robert B. Parker trivia for you. In one of the Jesse Stone movies, Jesse meets a woman lawyer named Rita Fiore. The character of Rita Fiore was also in season 2 of "Spenser for Hire", as an Assistant D.A.

Most everybody called him Jesse, but he wanted to hear it every time they said anything to him. A little much in my opinion, but I really liked the series.

More likely "Thank You Brandon" merchandise.🤑

Well, Current production by Uberti. I wouldn't mind having one, just because.

I get calls a couple time a week wanting to buy my property. I tell them "Sure! You obviously have my name and address, send me a check for a million dollars, and when it clears, I'll let you know when I'll be out of here."

This IS the Federal Government we're talking about.

Like this?

Not really. just shoot it like they used to.

At that age I certainly would have taken it home to my Dad. I have no doubt that he would have turned it over to the Police. Even today, I would turn it over to the Police. I wouldn't want it in my possession if it were stolen or could be traced back to a crime.