Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770

Right. What were we talking about?

In hot climates, thermal paper will turn black after sitting out for about 6 months. Longer if kept in a cool place. Here in Arizona I've seen it a LOT. The delivery printers where I used to work had thermal printers. When kept in a file cabinet, they would indeed last for a year or so, but if left out, especially in a hot area, they can go black in a matter of weeks. Stick one in your pocket and look at it after a few days there.

More likely it would spawn a question from HIM.

I know, but he worked an SAA well during the rest of the movie.

I know. That's why it took me a couple days to post this. I had to search the memory banks, (see the Senior Moments thread), to find this shot. I remembered that they'd done this for Jayne Mansfield, (though how I knew THAT is questionable), and then to get Google to fess up. On the same train of thought though, through IMDB I did find something I'd suspected but never researched. In "ElDorado", during the church shootout, for some reason, Robert Mitchum is using a Colt DA.

A circular saw only has about a 6' cord on it. And even if one were to wrap the cord over one's shoulder and have an extension cord on it, leaning over his work the cord could still get in the way. When using a piece of equipment that requires a lot of movement, mower, weedeater, etc., I do the same.

I've done it many times. The same thing can be done when you to cut the cord powering your circular saw.

Alpo would probably like to hear from you.

Here's a still from the 1958 movie "The Sheriff of Fractured Jaw". This is Jayne Mansfield being shown how to shoot. The gun, (YES there is a gun in the pic) is clearly a Colt DA, and you can see the fake ejector housing on it.

You got THAT right. When Congresscritter Gabrielle Giffords, (I refuse to use the 'Gabby' nickname, because nobody called her that until Obama because couldn't pronounce her proper name), was shot here in Tucson, the blood wasn't even dry on the floor of the supermarket before our former Sheriff, a hardcore Anti-Gunner, was in front of the news cameras saying that the shooter had done it because was a Right Wing radical who listened to conservative hate radio. Over the next two weeks of investigation, it was proven that, of course, that wasn't the case. Quite the opposite. Registered Dumocrat, etc. When the Sheriff was again asked about motive, he just kind of mumbled that he didn't know.

We should do like Paul Harvey used to do when reporting people like that, "He would want me to mention his name..."

I don't know. It's close between her, Barbara Eden and Julie Newmar. If you REALLY want to make it interesting, add Donna Douglas and Heather Thomas into the mix.

I believe I'd go with Linda Carter.

Just look at what happened with Kamala. She lost her Secret Service protection and was immediately provided protection by CHIPS. California "officials" conveyed "Dignitary" status upon her so that the state could do so. Newsome has to sign off on it, but unless she announces that she's going to run against for something I have no doubt that he will do so. I personally don't know why. Since she's not in any position of power, she's no threat to anybody.

I'm familiar with her as Catwoman, I was just listing my preferences. I know who Lee Meriwether and Halle Berry are too, they just didn't make my top three. I did like Halle Berry as Storm in the first X-Man movie.

I read the same story. That .38 was loaded with "full report blanks" from what I remember. And she fired all 6. Dale Evans is the reason I love strong women. Most women in movies back in those days, that just stood there, hand to mouth, screaming, as opposed to her charging to Roy's rescue, guns blazin'.

You must have started it late. She was the first one shown.

I've noticed that the practice seems VERY common. Especially when commenting on an older thread. (1) Julie Newmar (2) Adrienne Barbeau (3) Michelle Pfeiffer And who in the heck are the last two?!?

It happens to me on a semi-regular basis. Usually when I'm conversing with somebody whom I have a good deal of respect for and don't want to look like a moron in front of. Judging on the questions that you DO ask here, I shudder to think of what you dream about that you need to question.

Carry and don't worry about it. Just about any time you're on a main road in Tucson you're going to be passing by a school. Not to mention that people around here just don't worry about it. The Turner's Gun Shop on Pima is literally across the street from a school.

More times than not, it's about people who want to USE that fear TO control the scared people, "Trust us, it's for your own good." It's about the wolves using the sheeps own fear against them, and the sheeps inability to tell the difference between the wolves and the sheepdogs.

If this is the same video that I saw a couple months back, the thing that intrigued me was the way the kid handled the gun. Finger off the trigger and muzzle control, like he had at least some training.

Something I find interesting in its absence is a breakdown of shootings by Law Enforcement and criminal on criminal shootings, though that might be a subject for another study. I think that a study like that would of interest to people like us, though the "other side" would ignore it.