St. Louis Suomi SASS #31905

Howdy: Had Baked trout with fried golden potatoes with onions for my mid-day meal - Clam chowder for supper. Prob ably will have more clam chowder for breakfast as I truly love seafood/fish. STL Suomi

Howdy: Merry Christmas to all and to my brothers and sisters in the Jewish Community, Happy Hanukkah. STL Suomi

It is about the same here Warden, I am stayinhg inside till about 1000 then outside with the dog for .5 hr walk. STL Suomi

Gosh! So many great ideas on this subject. I thought I was the only one with this phenomena - I kinda thought there might have been a hobbit in the family way back. :-) STL Suomi

Changing a tire on an 03 Toyota pickup in the dark on a dirt road that has be rained on recently makes me wish that the ppeople who designed the tools (threading a wobbly rod thru a hole in the back and into a slot to lower the tire for example) should be forced to do this the rest of their lives. Also, moving the lever that allows you to move the seat forward or backward so that it is placed UNDER the seat so far back that you would have to have the arms of a gorilla (sic Long) to reach it to accommodate some dippy lady who might catch her dress on the handle as she squirms about the seat is another example of engineering by idiots. JMHO OH - the cream of the cream of idiot engineering - a dash light goes out (cost about 1 tenth of 1 cent) - you must pull the entire dash out and replace it - I about blew a gasket when they quoted the price - component engineering. Yup - brilliant. GRRRR STL Suomi

With a lot of black pepper. YUMMMMM STL Suomi

A hit to the back of the cranium with a small hatchet works wonders - and the instrument is reusuable - should last indefinitely. STL Suomi

My Goodness - more wiggles than a basket of puppies - the gal can shake her baker like I never imagined. Very interesting dance.

Howdy: I have a Rossi 92 in .454 Casull. The action is VERY strong. It will take just about anything you can give in in a .45 Colt.. STL Suomi

Howdy: I am absolutely green with jealousy - what a find - and 250 Savage is a real winner. Congrats on your good fortune. I wish I had it - oooooohhhh - I am definitely in envy mode. :-) STL Suomi

I put the powder batch number on the label as well as the batch number of the primers - including the primer manufacturer. Date loaded always goes on. If there is a batch recall, I want to be able to identify which boxes are affected. STL Suomi