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  2. Blackwater 53393
    Wasted litigation
  3. Marshal Mo Hare, SASS #45984
    Sue you
  4. Blackwater 53393
    Wu Su
  5. Black Angus McPherson
    $7.50? At the ballpark? That IS cheap. I think they're $7.95 at the movie theater. For me it's chips, lots of cheese and lots of jalapenos. Angus
  6. Marshal Mo Hare, SASS #45984
    Some people lack the gene that allows them to perceive the difference.
  7. Perro Del Diablo
    I thought you were already confused but what do I know
  8. Badger Mountain Charlie SASS #43172
    First let me say, as a horseman, I am a greenhorn. But I have an inherited interest and appreciation of these wonderful animals. My paternal Grandfather and maternal Grandfather, having grown up with horses as the main method of transportation, gave me that. They both possessed a keen eye for horseflesh. My question however, is "Why do riders almost always mount from the left side?" I sometimes see exceptions to that in Hollywood films, but otherwise, not so much. I said I was a greenhorn. Move over Alpo. I got questions too.
  9. Black Angus McPherson
    I finally watched it a while back. Mainly because it was so critically acclaimed. I didn't know anything else about the movie. I didn't care for it and see no reason to ever watch it again. It reinforced my feelings that any "critically acclaimed" movie isn't worth watching. That's just my two cents worth. Angus
  10. Dantankerous
    Why can't she go by her own dinner?
  11. Dantankerous
    I had not seen the movie before and last night rented and watched 3 Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri. I can't figure out if this was a really good movie or a really bad movie . It was certainly dark and depressing but the story very well told and well acted. The movie had a fantastic cast and you never could quite figure where the story was taking you and it ended leaving the viewer with about the same feeling as No Country for Old Men did. Although I enjoyed the movie and it's one of those movies I'll probably watch again in the future I don't think I will ever need to own this one . Maybe after viewing it a second time the story will resonate better or at least not seem so depressing. Maybe though, it's supposed to be even though there's almost a semblance of something good somehow emanating or evolving from all the rest of the story's ongoing struggle for the characters to find any happiness or salvation?
  12. Badger Mountain Charlie SASS #43172
    Who needs Air Conditioning?
  13. Badger Mountain Charlie SASS #43172
    FAME OR INFAMY?
  14. Billy Boots, # 20282 LTG-Regulator
    exactly
  15. Badger Mountain Charlie SASS #43172
    Now I AM CONFUSED, JOE.
  16. Today
  17. Pat Riot, SASS #13748
    I know what the problem is. Vodka is much better for protein shakes.
  18. Smoken D
    Dang good job officer, well done!
  19. Texas John Ringo, SASS #10138
    And Mary Ann too.
  20. Choctaw Jack
    Harbor Freight has a 20%off coupon effective this weekend.You can build a basic solar system pretty cheap.(got no vested interest in the company, just passing on info).Their solar panels have gotten good reviews,and their kits are affordable.
  21. Alpo
    Did so good with the last one. This is a teen/young adult novel. I read it in the 60s. It's taking place in the mid-fifties. Daddy is an army officer. He's been transferred to Europe for a year. He and Mama are going, but the kid is staying with Grandpa for that year. Grandpa lives on a farm in the middle of nowhere. The kid is a Boy Scout. There is only one other boy of scouting age in the general area. He talks the second kid into joining the Scouts, and they are Lone Scouts. This is for boys that wish to be Scouts but there are not enough boys around to make a troop. You take all the tests. Any adult can sign off on them. You send in your results to the district officers and they send you your patches. All of the one boy's camping equipment is Army surplus. When he takes his new friend on the first overnight, they discover a beaver pond. And someone is poaching the beaver. When they tell Grandpa about seeing the poacher, although it was dark enough they could not tell who it was, they did see that he had a revolver. This upset Grandpa. It was one thing to have a rifle or a shotgun in the woods. That was normal, for shooting animals. But a REVOLVER!!??!? The only use for one of them is to shoot people. For some reason that comment has stayed with me for 50 years or so. Aside from that stupid statement, I enjoyed the book and would like to reread it. Unfortunately I have no idea what the name of it is. Does it sound familiar to anyone?
  22. Subdeacon Joe
    This one?
  23. Tyrel Cody
    You need to contact Johnny Meadows above. If I didn't already have a hammered double slicked it by him I'd be getting one of the 3 he has; he does a great job on them.
  24. Charles B. Gatewood SASS #48517 started following Rest in Peace - Bea Itchin', SASS 25123 Regulator
  25. Charles B. Gatewood SASS #48517
    Condolences to you, your family and friends. CBG
  26. Subdeacon Joe
    It's been MONTHS since they won a championship! Those people need relief. It is interesting that the last time the Blues were in the finals they lost to the Bruins. Should be one heck of a good series. I know that the playoffs were marvelous.
  27. Marshal Mo Hare, SASS #45984
    I seriously don’t know how it will turn out and I wish good luck to St. Louis, but as the Red Sox announcers have said, “Its been almost 100 days since we had a duck boat parade in Boston.”
  28. Loosechange
    unfortunately as for me i will be shootin' cowboy classic and it requires ext. hammers. i invested time into research and repurposing clothing to be 1870-1910 or there about and would hate to not shoot CC... one day though ill stick to my Rossi stagecoach i bought in the mid 90's
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