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5 hours ago, Redleg Reilly, SASS #46372 said:

Amazing, ain't it.

 

4 hours ago, John Kloehr said:

It is amazing. With 8 to 9 inches of sea level rise since 1620, and 8 feet of difference today between high and low tide at Plymouth Rock, it does look the same now as it did then.

Rich folks are still living on their beach front properties all over the world. ;)

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6 hours ago, Pat Riot said:

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5 hours ago, Redleg Reilly, SASS #46372 said:

Amazing, ain't it.

 

4 hours ago, John Kloehr said:

It is amazing. With 8 to 9 inches of sea level rise since 1620, and 8 feet of difference today between high and low tide at Plymouth Rock, it does look the same now as it did then.

 

Not really. Plymouth Rock has been moved several times over the past 200 years. Most notably in 1772 is was split into and the top half was moved into the town square.It was placed in it's current location in 1921.

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8 hours ago, Sedalia Dave said:

 

 

 

Not really. Plymouth Rock has been moved several times over the past 200 years. Most notably in 1772 is was split into and the top half was moved into the town square.It was placed in it's current location in 1921.

So the image we see in that meme of the rock is actually where it’s been since 1921?

 

If so, the example of the rising sea level proclaimed by all the global warming, climate change, oh I broke a nail activists and alarmists is still BS regarding the rising seas. 

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Sorry ladies, but this is funny…

 

…to guys.

 

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On 5/8/2026 at 12:23 AM, Alpo said:

I have lusted after a Darne for more than 50 years.

Article in Soldier of Fortune. Guy was in Vietnam. Was shown a stash of captured VC weaponry, and told to take his pick for a souvenir. And there was a beautifully engraved Darne shotgun - most probably stolen from a French colonial - but the barrels had been cut to about 12 inches. That making it NFA, so the writer would not be able to import it into the country. But he had many pictures of it. And I've been in love with them ever since.

Never seen a real one, but God I want one.

 

Save your pennies, they can sometimes be found at online gun auctions.  I haven't seen one in a while, but think a minimum of $1500 and up.

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On 5/7/2026 at 11:23 PM, Alpo said:

I have lusted after a Darne for more than 50 years.

Article in Soldier of Fortune. Guy was in Vietnam. Was shown a stash of captured VC weaponry, and told to take his pick for a souvenir. And there was a beautifully engraved Darne shotgun - most probably stolen from a French colonial - but the barrels had been cut to about 12 inches. That making it NFA, so the writer would not be able to import it into the country. But he had many pictures of it. And I've been in love with them ever since.

Never seen a real one, but God I want one.

 

Saw one in excellent condition last week in  Huntsville alabama. It was in the  Bass Pro Gun Library. Don't remember the asking price. 

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