Dr. O. R. Vet

My paternal grandfather was a doctor in north central MO (Dr. ). He went by his initials, O. R. (Dr. O. R.) In the Old West, doctors.were.often required to treat animals (mainly those needed for transportation) because there were no vets. Therefore: Dr. O. R. Vet. My alias motto is: "Serving man or beast--when not shooting"

I'll take it. Pls send a PM to Dr. O. R. Vet to get the gold on its way. Thanks Dr. O. R.

"Episodes" on Netflix. Story is about a British married couple who wrote an award-winning comedy series in the UK. Brought over to Hollywood to do a similar series for US tv. Chaos follows. A real funny series but a lot of "adult" scenes and language so be prepared... Dr. O. R.

Ja wohl, mein kapitan!

I wasn't quite as fast as Utah Bob on coming up with my alias but it didn't take too much longer. My paternal grandfather was a GP in a small town in north central Missouri just after the turn of the 20th century. He was known as Dr. O. R. ( I don't think anyone knew of his first and middle names. I have a copy of his marriage license hanging on the wall and he only had "O. R." on that document) And it was not unusual in the old West for doctors to treat animals as well as humans. Therefore Dr. O. R. Vet

Woof, woof! (That's Dog for "same to ya!")

Just purchased a Marlin 1894c yesterday with an 18 1/2 in barrel It will hold 10 38 spcl or 9 357 shells. After about 200 lever strokes and some One Shot in the action it is starting to be a fairly smooth action. Dr. O. R. Vet

Why did I join?....... I had started in 3 gun about 18 months ago and realized that I was too old, too fat and too slow for those guys! So I started looking around for another shooting sport that I could keep up with. Discovered SASS by accident on the Internet and went "Wow, I get to shoot guns AND dress up like a cowboy!" As a kid growing up in the western Era on TV, the clothing requirements just added to the fun. (It didn't hurt that I didn't have to run around like a mad man, either) The toy guns we played with as kids--SA revolvers, lever action rifles, doubled barrel shotguns--we get to shoot for real........fantastic! I visited some local--and not so local--clubs as I was waiting for my new member kit and was thoroughly hooked. My only regret was not finding out about SASS 20 years ago. At 69, there's just a lot fewer years left to enjoy SASS and especially the PEOPLE in SASS. For anyone out there sitting on the fence about joining--hurry up! Time's a'wastin'! You're missin' the fun!

Or how about pizza pie. (Pizza means 'pie' in Italian, I'm told).

Can't STAND the feel of wool against my skin. Especially WET wool. Makes me itch just thinkin' 'bout it! Had to wear it as a kid when it was cold and snowy. Sit in class after recess when we'd all gone out to play and gotten wet. YUCK!

Pending answers to my PM, I'll take 'em. Dr. O. R. Vet

I'll take: 8. Mens Wah Maker Bib shirt size XL faded $20.00 plus shipping Please PM we where to send the gold. Thanks. Dr. O.R.

You might want to check out the Springfield MO area. Has 4 CAS clubs between Spfld and Branson -- all at Walnut Grove, another 30 min. from Spfld at Marshfield. Milder winter weather than where you are now. and between Spfld and Branson. Good job prospects including two colleges in Spfld and another in Branson. Dr O.R.

Happy 47th Anniversary to Warden and Sawmill Mary. Takes a little effort on both your parts to make a marriage work. Seen you two in action-both of you do a good job of it! May you have many more. BTW, 1st wife and I got married on June 6th-D Day! That's another way to remember your anniversary. Dr. O. R. Vet

I think maybe we need to make more of a distinction here between the words “participation” and “awards”. In my book, you get a participation souvenir for showing up and paying your money. An award is something you earn by achieving something difficult and/or outstanding—whether it is a fireman rescuing a child from a burning building or shooting the quickest time with the fewest mistakes at a match. We all like to take back souvenirs from a match; it shows that we were there and “participated”. That for some, is a big deal. For me, as a first year beginner in CAS, just making an out of state match will be a big deal for me—and I would love to have something tangible to show for it when I get back home. However, I am also realistic enough—and know my age, weight and lack of quickness are all factors—that I will probably never get an award for my shooting ability. Doesn’t mean I don’t have a good time or that I am not competitive. As has already been said, we’re here for the fun and stay for the people—but it doesn’t mean we don’t like to have some kind of acknowledgement of at least being in attendance. That's just MHO. Dr. O. R.