Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770

If I get a text, I know that it's 99.9% chance that it's a scam. That's because I don't text. And there's only about 2 or 3 people that I would text if I did.

This is just until they think of the next thing to blame on the Bad Orange Man.

I tried a CZ75, didn't care for it. However, I truly like the HP. I couldn't afford a "good" one, so I got an FEG. Once I got rid of the factory magazine, it's been totally reliable. It could use a better rear sight, but it's pleasant to shoot and the bullets go where they're aimed.

The term refers to the guns blowing up when fired.

Since seeing "Tombstone" I always kinda wanted a 10" SAA. When Cimarron started marketing them, I looked at the prices and said "Nope" Recently, I spotted one on Gunbroker for a ridiculously low price, and surprisingly I won it. It doesn't have the plaque on the grip, but that's fine, 'cause I'm not Wyatt Earp.

During my misspent youth as a young Marine, I used to come screeching around the corner to park in front of my favorite bar in my Jeep, top off, playing Waylon's Theme to the "Dukes of Hazzard" at high volume. My beer would be waiting at the bar when I walked in.

"DON'T YOU HURT HIM, I LOVE HIM!"

"A member of the public was scared of a tarp on their neighbour’s property. The resident was so concerned they also called the police to report the frightening activity." Back when Bill Shatner was doing "Rescue 911", he had a story about a young woman who called 911 about a burglar in her house. She was SO scared because she had cats. It turned out that it was a coat rack at the end of her hall with her OWN jacket and hat on it. But that's not the best part. They were interviewing her for the show, and mind you this was at LEAST months after the incident, and she was CRYING, saying, "I was so scared. I didn't know if it was some cat murderer in my house".

Another Gym T-shirt.

I could've said, "Sure, she stabbed him with a squirrel."

I wonder why someone would dye a cat green.

That's how they got Jack McCall for killing Wild Bill.

They can list you as "In the Hands of Civilian Authorities" if you're just in Jail for a short time. I don't know about long term.

They would be tried in Civilian Court for civilian crimes. Civilian jail. There is a possibility that the Army might also bring them up on charges, Conduct Unbecoming or some such.

The piece that holds the pulley on top of a flagpole is a truck. Single Revolving Flagpole Truck on 1 1/4″ NPT Spindle

Actually, the BRAT wasn't able to get imported as a truck, (I don't remember why), so they put those seats in the bed so that it could be imported as a passenger Vehicle.

Blasphemer!🤬 I heartily agree with Creeker. NOTHING but a Jeep badged vehicle is a Jeep. And most times, a Cherokee, Wagoneer, Comanche, Gladiator, Compass, etc. are called just by those names. The ONLY Jeeps just referred to simply as "The Jeep" are the CJs, YJs, TJs, JKs, or Jls, (Wranglers for the non Jeeper among you). Anything else is Blasphemy. THESE are what are called "Jeeps"!

I think that GM came up with it as a category for the S-10 "Baby" Blazer, as Sedalia Dave said in the mid '80s. I know that my 1979 Jeep CJ 7 was titled as a "Multi Purpose Passenger Vehicle" in Ohio.

I would concentrate on wholesale business. If I'm making widgets, my distribution is going to be more efficient sending 10,000 units to Bigmart in a single shipment than it would be to send 3 units to Subdeacon Joe. Now if Subdeacon Joe WERE to want to buy straight from the factory that would be fine, but it would cost me, and so him, more to pull, package, and ship, (per widget) his order.

Did you SEE her picture?

There's a surprise.

In the same vein, the "Giving away of the Bride": One of the male head of the family's primary responsibilities was the protection and the providing for the women in the family. In "giving" his daughter to her new husband, he was also passing that responsibility on to him.

Some years ago I was shipping something and paying with my Debit Card. This was before chips, so I was sliding it. The first one didn't take. I tried again. No good. Now if you remember, if it didn't work, you were supposed to slide your card quickly. I tried that but to no avail. The clerk told me to slide it slowly. I questioned that, mentioning that the standard was quick. He said, "Hey, this is the Post Office." It worked.