Dutch Wheeler

My six year old granddaughter found one of those in my backyard a few weeks ago. Scary looking critter!

Yeah, you might lose your 1 and both of your zeros!

I just use my thumb...

Ahh Cooking With Cleavage! I use to LOVE that show!

He should have changed it into a TOLL ROAD!

A dog fart into the CPAP machine will get the same result! Trust me! Been there, done that!

So hell DOES exist!

Apparently, the band KISS can't spell Cincinnati! These Tee's showed up at a recent concert here.

Of course, they didn't offer this deal back in March when I stocked up on Goex from PVI! . Just goes to show, sometimes, timing IS everything!

I got the same email yesterday.

Shaken, not stirred!

I bought a "Pardner Pump" 12 gauge shotgun a few years ago, and it was stamped okay on the receiver, but the barrel was roll stamped PARDNER RUMP!

A pair of local signs in Northern Kentucky...

EXACTLY!

Makes you wonder how many old Winchesters are actually buried out in the desert sand...

Great recovery plan UB! Keep up the good work!

I know that I will be criticized for this, but I have been loading the Federal red hulls on a Lee Load-All II for years with no issues. They are abundantly available, and shuck out of my double just fine.

AND, make sure the on trigger lock is NOT engaged BEFORE you plug it in!

What's the point?

Would that be covered by insurance?

Unless it is stamped "STERLING", chances are good that it is just silver plate. In order to identify if flatware and other items are sterling silver, the items must be identified with a hallmark or stamp that states “sterling” or “925”. The stamp is usually small and placed on the bottom of bowls and plates or at the end of flatware items. Items that are sterling silver mean that they are 92.5% silver. The stamp or hallmark on these items is mandatory by the United States government in order to keep silver regulated.

After 13+ years of unconditional love, we lost our Buddy & Buster in 2018.

How does one even WALK with the gun belt so low?

Instead of using dog food, I understand that they can't resist marshmallows!