Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770
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9 minutes ago, Alpo said:
How many guns do you have?
HOW MUCH AMMUNITION DO YOU KEEP ON HAND?
The only answer that I would give is, "Not as many/ much as I would like".
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There were some that thought that she would be against us. Glad to see that they were wrong.
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Just because other people ask strange questions doesn't make YOUR questions any less strange.
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My wife and I don't walk arm in arm, never have. I guess that having met her in my 40s I was over that sort of thing. I tend to walk on her left, mainly because I'm used to being there because as a truck driver, I was always on that side of anywhere. Being left handed, it just "feels" better that way.
Now the kicker: even though I'm left handed, I shoot right handed. It comes from seeing my childhood Cowboy heros shooting that way, but since we don't walk arm in arm, she's far enough that if I were to have to access my gun, I could.
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1 hour ago, Warden Callaway said:
I got to thinking. Always a danger. There is no incentive for the health industry to make people well. Only to keep you alive to make them more money.
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7 minutes ago, Alpo said:
I text my grandchildren for tech support - they don't seem to know how a telephone works. They're not aware that it's for speaking to someone. It's for sending text messages. But I go to them not my children.
I'm not on Facebook, let alone on Snapchat or tick tock or any of the other social media.
So aside from those two - all of it.
Actually that's not right. I have never lost my glasses because they're on top of my head. I have to have my glasses on to see. They're not reading glasses. They're seeing glasses. So I never lose them. They're right there on my face.
Number 4: Since I don't type anything, I don't need Wite-out.
Number 7: Neither, though I look art Marketplace on my wife's Fakebook.
Number 11: Nobody writes me checks, Sociable Security is Direct Deposit.
Number 15: I wear contact lenses, I CAN'T lose them.
Take those four out and I get a perfect score.
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15 minutes ago, Doc Shapiro said:
I didn't really need to buy a gun,
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BLASPHEMY!!!
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Okay. That went easier than I had thought it would. It's in the 80s here today, (Tucson Winter), So I sat the gun out in the sun to warm up. Once it was warm to the touch, I set the gun on a plastic Gunsmith Block and punched the barrel pin with a brass punch. It popped out in about three hits.
I put the barrel in a vice, with plastic soft jaws in it, and using a piece of 2X2 as a frame wrench, was able to rotate the barrel so that the sight is now straight up. Reinstalled the pin, and am (hopefully) good. Range time will tell.
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1 hour ago, Alpo said:
11 out of 15. I'm old.
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I've filled out 4473s on a screen before, but I don't think that they're online, just on the shops confuser. It doesn't bother me, I suppose that it does make handwriting easier to read, and doesn't let you miss anything. (How many here forget to put in their County?)
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4 hours ago, Linn Keller, SASS 27332, BOLD 103 said:
I agree, both sides need told, and for the reasons you cited.
Well said.
The same could be said for any event, large or small.
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50 minutes ago, Stump Water said:
Seriously though, how many people do you know that have been trained in precision marksmanship.
1. Take a breath. Let half of it out. Hold it.
2. While maintaining sight picture, with only the distal pad of your trigger finger, start even pressure on the trigger until it breaks. It should somewhat surprise you when it does.
3. If you wait too long (and start shaking because you're holding your breath) go to step 1.
Tom Selleck did a good job of it for the bucket shot in Quigley.
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14 hours ago, Warden Callaway said:
Question. Do you tip at a buffet? All the waitress did was seat us and bring us our drinks. Took away plates and brought the bill.
I'm a C.O.B. (Cheap Old Ba$t^rd). I'll normally leave a $5 tip when my wife and I go out, but that's on a $30- $40 bill, (I SAID I'm a C.O.B.) IF we get good service.
At a Buffet, I'll leave $2 or $3, depending on how attentive the waitress/ waiter is.
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49 minutes ago, Whitey James said:
Back when I was a youngster whenever we would take a trip to the Smokies, my dad LOVED Duff's Smorgasbord! He would eat till he couldn't breathe to make sure he got his money's worth.
I remember that the food was on a giant rotating "lazy Susan" type thing where you could stand in place and the food would rotate to you.
Not sure if they exist anywhere anymore.
We used to have one of those in Columbus Ohio, right in the middle of an old time shopping center. We'd hit it up on Saturday or Sunday mornings after a night of revelry and drinking. We loved the chicken wings. When we turned our plates in, the top one would have a mound of chicken bones about a foot high on it.
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33 minutes ago, Rye Miles #13621 said:
I don't understand, there is no link. I recorded that on my phone.🙄
Whatever it is, if I click on it it wants me to download it to my confuser. Not blaming you, just bringing it to your attention. It very well could be my machine.
It shows a paper clip, IMG_201.mov, 36.23 MB-11 downloads
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Your link wants me to download it.
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1 minute ago, Warden Callaway said:
A while back I could tell I was loosing weight because of the fit of my clothes. I dug the scales out of the closet and weighed. I mentioned to Mary that I was down to 180. She nodded that she understood. A few minutes later, she slipped into the kitchen and made some chocolate fudge brownies. After they cooled, she dug out the ice cream and put two chunks of brownies in a big soup bowl and heaped ice cream over it and brought it to me. She's getting something out of the oven right now.
Oh shut up.🤬
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11 minutes ago, Marshal Mo Hare, SASS #45984 said:
Alpo’s dog’s therapist needs a therapist.
Alpo’s dog needs a therapist because of Alpo.
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1 minute ago, J-BAR #18287 said:
Good for you! Muscle tissue is heavier than fat. Scales don't tell the whole story. One can judge progress by undressing in front of a mirror!
I've done that. I try not to do it if I can at all help it. 😁If it's muscle tissue, it's hiding under the fat.🤔 I know that I'm stronger than I was before, but I'm also bigger. I had to get a larger pants size, and a few of my XXL shirts don't fit anymore. I'm almost afraid to try on my Cowboy vests.🤠
Discouraged? Yeah, a bit. But I'm not giving up on myself. I just promote myself as one of the Old, Fat Guys at the Gym.😍
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6 hours ago, Pat Riot said:
I think we should just have a “History Month”. This is where history, real history, is taught and promoted. Novel idea…teaching history.
They can't have that. Next thing you know people will start thinking for themselves and voting with their heads instead of what the 30 second sound bites tell them to.
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3 minutes ago, Subdeacon Joe said:
Remember, there is someone for everyone out there.
For you it's a therapist.
After dealing with Alpo, I'll bet his therapist needs a therapist.
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2 hours ago, Subdeacon Joe said:
I see "Dr. Axe" and red flags go up. He's usually considered a quack trying to sell his pills and books.
I don't know who "Dr. Axe" is, his is just the first article I came to. I've read other studies that have negative things to say about Sucralose as well as Aspartame. When I mention it to my Dr. he agreed that Stevia is the best of the artificial sweeteners.
I drank Diet Coke and Pepsi for over 30 years, and while I lost a few pounds when I first switched to Diet soda, it certainly didn't help keep the weight off. From the studies I've read, I'm convinced that my Diet Soda intake is, at least in part, one of the reasons I'm as fat as I am.
Since I retired, I've started eating healthier because of the Diabetes, eating less, and going to the gym three days a week. I've actually GAINED weight. But except for the Diabetes, I'm ridiculously healthy for my age. Blood Pressure is great, heart rate is great, Cholesterol is DOWN into the healthy range, GOOD Cholesterol is up to where my Dr. wants it.
I applaud anybody who wants to get healthier, whatever the reason. Whitey James asked the question, and Widder mentioned Splenda. While I'm certainly no expert, I haven't played one on T.V., and I've never stayed at a Holiday Inn Express, I thought I'd weigh, (
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And after their response to the 2020 Zombie Apocalypse, I have little trust in what the FDA, the CDC or the WHO has to say about anything.
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1 hour ago, Widder, SASS #59054 said:
I like oatmeal and sweeten it with SPLENDA.
My tea is sweetened with SPLENDA.
..........Widder
Not such a good idea. "Sucralose may increase blood glucose and insulin levels: Sucralose may negatively affect the very people who are using it to decrease sugar consumption and stabilize blood glucose levels. A study found that sucralose increased blood glucose levels and insulin levels while decreasing insulin sensitivity".
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Some fresh fruits are good for you. Apples, pears, berries, bananas and grapes. For your salad, if you prefer Ranch Dressing, Buttermilk is best. As for pasta, Whole Grain is okay. It doesn't have quite the texture of egg noodles, but it doesn't have the starch either.
If you're going to eat stuff that's not so good for you, (french fries), get an air fryer instead of deep frying them. Air frying chicken patties is good too.
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Posted · Edited by Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770
I didn't say I had any, I said I didn't have as many/ much as I would like to.