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Lookin for a pair of Montado style hammers for my 44/40 Uberti Smoke Wagons
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At 18 can vote and serve. Full citizen or not a citizen https://www.swlaw.com/publication/reese-v-atf-fifth-circuit-strikes-down-federal-handgun-purchase-ban-for-18-to-20-year-olds/
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Over the years I have learned some NEVERs. NEVER mess with a shooter at the loading table. NEVER step into a shooter's periferal vision (brass pickers, be aware). NEVER, unless you are a spotter, stand between the scorekeeper and the TO. I purposely place myself at the TO's convenience (Lassiter once told me a TO should NEVER have to look for the scorekeeper. He's right.) Don 't work on the posse (I once pulled a group out of the freakin' lunch line - they shot then went to freakin' lunch while the posse was still shooting!) Do that cheatin' gamey bastard thing/bending the rules. Or downright cheat. In all these years, I've gone ballistic exactly twice, without apology. I do NOT like drama on my posse.
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Does wearing hoods make people stupid?
Subdeacon Joe replied to Warden Callaway's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Edited, but not fake. To me the point of those videos, with someone asking such simple, basic questions, is to show the general dumbing down of our society. Anyone over the age of 12 should be able to snap out the answers. Not like he's asking for the details of the Treaty of Guadeloupe Hidalgo or the stoichiometry of the combustion of black powder ( KNO3 + S + 3C → K2S + N2 + 3CO2 ) . There are plenty of videos of non-melinated people being ignorant. -
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Yeah, he does.
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On successful big game hunting trips, we always celebrate with some fresh game backstrap. We also fry up some fresh game heart steaks. None of us are liver eaters, so it stays in the gut pile. Fresh fried potatoes with onions goes along with it. Bacon wrapped backstrap that is still pink from the grill, nothing better. The breaded, fried heart is wonderful for sandwiches for a trail lunch when hunting.
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Gourmet campers! Who knew?
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Never did.
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Layin' low
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drinkin" ?
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I made friends with some German shepherd breeders in Colorado, Von Alpenmac, and I gotta say - being chased around by a pack of happy puppies is a quick way to get licked to death lol Not a bad way to go I thought at the time lol
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Golden Retrievers The little fellas in the photo are 3 weeks old today. The biggest is 3 1/2 lbs and smallest is under 2 lbs Our male is 5 years old and he’s just shy of 90 lbs. Out females range from 1-4 years old and 25-70 lbs. The biggest puppy we had go home at 8 weeks was 15 lbs. he was part of a very small litter so he got lots of momma milk.
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Alpa once again asking the right questions lol Here are my two loyal sidekicks. Tiny little baby Rin, an absolute firecracker of a runt and her “little” brother Astro.
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Like I tell everyone - follow the ZERO trust policy. Companies will rarely ever contact you on their own and only through the official channels you agreed to be contacted. If the grammar feels off, don’t trust it. If the spelling is off, don’t trust it. If the formatting is off, don’t trust it. Check the sender address, if it looks off, don’t trust it. If it makes you feel like you need to ACT NOW, don’t trust it. If you aren’t sure, don’t trust it. Get a second set of eyes, or a third set if needed, but assume foul play. The days of brute force attacks(spamming login and password combinations) are never over, but the play these days is “social engineering” or “social hacking”. It is far easier to trick a person than it is to trick a computer. When in doubt, don’t try to figure it out yourself. Do not use the contact information provided in or by the suspicious party. Find the contact information you should already have through your card provider (back of card), banking institution(statement or card), insurance institution (statement or card) or the doctor they may be pretending to be. Do not click links. Do not enter any information, no matter how trivial it may seem. Sometimes it’s not about getting all the way into your stuff, it’s about confirming you even have stuff to get into. There are a handful of us on this forum alone who work in IT or security related fields - or even just a field that deals with sensitive data. We see this way too much.
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What are they? Besides BIG? 10 pounds at 8 weeks, so somewhere around 100 when they're grown? What kind of dog?
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…and snoozin’!!
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Whatever Works!!
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New Scam-Health care
Linn Keller, SASS 27332, BOLD 103 replied to Lawdog Dago Dom's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
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When they are this small the hamper is the best and easiest way to contain them all when cleaning their area and weighing them. when they get bigger we use it to carry them up and down the stairs to go outside. It goes from all in a hamper to 3 at max when they are ready to go outside. Average of 14 oz when born and usually around 10 lbs at 8 weeks old when they go home.
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I deal with 2 major medical companies here in WV. Mon Health and WVU Medicine. Both of these medical firms have text and email services and they have Apps with very good security. Unfortunately both have had scammers pose as Collections trying to get money for nothing. Neither one of these companies asks for money through text, email or Apps. They only bill through the mail and they may call if there is an issue in billing question. Medical companies in CA and OR did the same. If a fraud investigator contacts me they can send me a letter asking their questions.