Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770
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32 minutes ago, Rye Miles #13621 said:
The last time I was into wrestling was in the late 50’s. The Gallagher Bros. Bobo Brazil, Tony Marino, Fritz Von Erich and Lord Layton who was the host and commentator and then got into it! Great fun when your 10 yrs old!😂🙄
22 minutes ago, Marshal Mo Hare, SASS #45984 said:Killer Kowalski and Haystacks Calhoun
Wild Bull Curry, and my favorite, (of the time), his son, Flying Fred Curry. I got to see them live in about 1972 or 3.
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37 minutes ago, Forty Rod SASS 3935 said:
I have a black belt in falling down and am working one one in napping. Going to get my Master's Degree in goofing off, too.
Life's fun if you let it be.
I keep thinking about studying the Classics.
But I never seem to get done doing nothing to get around to it.
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23 minutes ago, Cypress Sun said:
No Dusty Rhodes, Road Warriors or Barry Windham?
Btw, Hulk Hogan started out as one of the beat down boys
FWIW - Miss Elizabeth was my favorite "manager".
Well, I wasn't going to sit here all day looking for them, Not to mention the bandwidth it would take up here. Even Alpo would get bored looking at everybody we could think of.
While I don't remember him specifically, everybody started out as the No Name Nobody to get beaten up by the Name Wrestler in matches. Well, except maybe Andre the Giant.
Miss Elizabeth was gorgeous, but useless except to run and get Hulk Hogan when Randy Savage was getting his butt beat. I saw the Tag Team coming after about the second time she did that.
At least she didn't do stuff like distract the ref, (She would have been GOOD at that) or hit the other guy with a chair like most "Managers".
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9 hours ago, Alpo said:
And it was a copy of a real gun, so you put the controls that would be on a real gun on your airgun. But these are non-working controls. They are just there because they would be there on a real gun.
In the owner's manual what you mentioned that this is the slide stop and this is the safety and etc, and say non-working?
I would refer to them as "Cosmetic".
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2 hours ago, Marshal Mo Hare, SASS #45984 said:
Grandson informs us that yesterday was National Nap Day.
Only because you get so much practice.
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5 minutes ago, Gateway Kid SASS# 70038 Life said:
Looks like the planners for the high speed train have found new options for their expertise!
Regards
Gateway Kidno, I'd bet that was their Final Exam for their Degree.
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1 hour ago, Alpo said:
So is that a fairly normal thing in pro wrestling? The wrestlers come down to the ring wearing weird outfits designed to get people's attention. Then they take them off before they actually get to wrestling?
I haven't watched "wrasling" since Hulk Hogan left the WWF. However, at that time, yes, many of the more colorful characters would come down the ramp in some kind of fancy outfit to start their match, removing most of it to fight. Occasionally, the "bad guy" would attack the "good guy" WHILE he was doing so. That guy usually lost.
Here's something to give you an idea how some of them appeared. After they got in the ring, most of them just fought in shorts.
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7 minutes ago, J-BAR #18287 said:
I agree with the sentiment to dispose of guns that cause you aggravation whatever the reason.
Buy something. Shoot it. Get rid of it if it is a source of irritation. Repeat as needed.
I wholeheartedly agree. Although, there have been one or two occasions where working with such a gun can have positive results.
Bigmouth, my EDC 1911 couldn't shoot for crap when I got him. I got so frustrated that I was ready to trade him off. On a whim, at an indoor range I frequent, I stepped out and got a box of WW White Box to try instead of the cheap gun show ammo I was shooting. Made a total difference.
The Hungarian Hi Power I mentioned earlier was such a POS with the first shooting that I nearly returned it to the store. It wouldn't fire more than 2 shots without jamming. Again frustrated, I went into the "shop" side of the range and grabbed a couple USA magazines for it. I asked and they agreed that if they worked I'd buy them. HOLY COW they worked. I got a third and those magazines are still with the gun today.
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Just a WAG, but I'd think that if they were in "combat", force vs. force, it would be considered a KIA. But if Hitler were shopping in the Market and a soldier walked up and shot him, it would be murder, however justified.
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1 hour ago, Sedalia Dave said:
Looks like something Blackwater would do.
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8 hours ago, Jeff, #21334 said:
The round here flashing lights. Could mean there's cows on the road or dear?
12 minutes ago, Blackwater 53393 said:Are deer that dear around here?? 🤣
What about the cows? Are they dear too?🤠
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7 minutes ago, Pat Riot said:
I can still see the scar from the hammer bite from the Hi-Power I rented. It didn’t fit me.
G.I. style 1911s get me that way too. My EDC has a Commander style hammer so it doesn't. Most new Hi Power type pistols have a Commander style hammer too.
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This is a "Just for askin'" , but why don't you like a Hi Power of CZ75? I've got a FEG, (Hungarian) Hi Power that's pretty good.
Some years back, I decided for absolutely no good reason that I needed a "wonder 9". That should tell you how long ago THAT was. The 9mm wasn't THE cartridge yet, and Micro 9s hadn't even been invented. I handled every 9mm that my favorite LGS had in stock, and in doing so, decided that the Hi Power fitted me best. As I didn't have as much money as a "real" Hi Power cost, I wound up with the FEG. It does everything I ask it to, though the front sight is too short, and the rear dovetail is an oddball size so that nothing in my parts box fit it.
If I were to get one today, I'd get one of the SA's or a Tisas's, and I think that Armscorps, (Rock Island) makes one too. but since it's just a plinker, I doubt if I'll bother unless I manage to come into Money somehow.
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6 minutes ago, Sedalia Dave said:
I agree she died first but a lot of headlines are saying she died a week before he did. To me the tone of those reports is not very respectful. IMNSHO they both deserve a little discretion and dignity.
From the article on Breitbart:
Jarrell said data from Hackman’s pacemaker showed its last activity over a week before his body was found when maintenance workers were unable to access the couple’s sprawling Santa Fe property.
“Based on this information, it is reasonable to conclude that Mr. Hagman probably died around February 18. Based on the circumstances, it is reasonable to conclude that Miss Hackman passed away first, with February 11 being the last time that she was going to be alive,” said Jarrell.
Full article here: https://www.breitbart.com/entertainment/2025/03/07/gene-hackman-and-his-wife-betsy-arakawa-cause-of-death-revealed/
But yes, they could be more respectful. The problem is that he was a straight white man who was a decent guy. They can't have that stand.
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About ten years or so back, before the Zombie Apocalypse, when the media was looking for some kind of pandemic to scare us all, (bird flu, swine flu, ebola, etc), there was a Hanta outbreak in Northern Arizona, mostly on the Indian Reservations, that THEY were trying to convince us was going to kill us all. It didn't.
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19 minutes ago, Blackwater 53393 said:
Everyone dies of natural causes…
THEY ALL STOP BREATHING!!
No, their hearts stop beating!
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9 minutes ago, Sedalia Dave said:
I think it is in very poor taste that the MSM is all saying that Ms. Arakawa died a week before Mr. Hackman; when the truth is they really have idea as to exactly when she died. All they know for certain is that she was last seen in the 11th. Ms. Arakawa could have died that day or the day before Mr. Hackman.
Alzheimer's is a very cruel disease, give the couple a little respect.
Dr. Heather Jarrell, the chief medical investigator at New Mexico Office of the Medical Investigator is saying that she died first. For once, the media is merely reporting.
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I just laugh at all those health nuts dying of nothing.
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9 minutes ago, Buckshot Bob said:
Gibbs Rule 9: Never go anywhere without a knife. I personally have carried at least one every day since I was about 12. Right now, sitting here at home I have three on me and two more on my desk in my Command Center.
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2 hours ago, Lawdog Dago Dom said:
I don’t know how a “reasonable officer” can differentiate between a mental health episode, drug induced rage, or extremely drunk person on the spot while being chased by a subject waving a knife.
In a matter of seconds.
Even not being an LEO, if somebody's trying to fight with me, I don't CARE why. I don't care about his mental health, drug and/ or alcohol use and abuse, where he's from, his race, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, or whether his father ever told him he loved him or not. I'm just going to do whatever I have to to make him STOP.
And I'm too old to fight and too fat to run, so there's probably only one option left...
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1 hour ago, Rye Miles #13621 said:
Good point!😎
When I wear a hat it doesn't show.
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1 hour ago, Rye Miles #13621 said:
I get that the speeders need to pay for their sin but at the same time it’s slowing them down and possibly avoiding an accident down the road.
If the Cop pulls them over and Tickets them, that'll slow them down too.
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Halyna Hutchins’ Family aren't fans.
"Halyna Hutchins’ Family Blasts ‘Shameless’ Alec Baldwin Reality TV Series: Never Called to Say He’s Sorry".
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Their problem is that if they did leave, they wouldn't have access to a microphone any time they desired to say something stupid.
Look at Ellen Degenerate. She left, for about 2 weeks, and slunk back with her tail between her legs, and hasn't been heard from since.
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Flat trigger verses normal
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Because it's the latest "Tactical" upgrade.