Speaking of branding. You recently showed your tats. Have you considered branding or scarification?Nope, not at all. Getting used to a bank of needles going in and out of the flesh is one thing, not my favorite thing but tolerable. Deliberately burning my flesh or cutting it open and rubbing ashes in the cut sounds like a bad idea.
Furthermore since gas systems can be sensitive to burn rate and pressure curves you might be taking a known good system and fucking with the reliability. I know Garands can't use just any bullet/powder combo that works in a bolt action.
What does work well with the SKS?
Speaking of branding. You recently showed your tats. Have you considered branding or scarification?
Yes, I have a few. Some shown in the Elders Forum thread and here. http://www.intensitysquared.com/index.php/topic,16197.msg694504.html#msg694504 (http://www.intensitysquared.com/index.php/topic,16197.msg694504.html#msg694504)Speaking of branding. You recently showed your tats. Have you considered branding or scarification?
PPK, you have tattoos ? :eyebrows:
You have used a few Spanish phrases here and you are currently learning French. :eiffel: Do you know any other languages?Aside from some Spanish and very little French, no.
Yes, I have a few. Some shown in the Elders Forum thread and here. http://www.intensitysquared.com/index.php/topic,16197.msg694504.html#msg694504 (http://www.intensitysquared.com/index.php/topic,16197.msg694504.html#msg694504)Speaking of branding. You recently showed your tats. Have you considered branding or scarification?
PPK, you have tattoos ? :eyebrows:
Yes, I have a few. Some shown in the Elders Forum thread and here. http://www.intensitysquared.com/index.php/topic,16197.msg694504.html#msg694504 (http://www.intensitysquared.com/index.php/topic,16197.msg694504.html#msg694504)Speaking of branding. You recently showed your tats. Have you considered branding or scarification?
PPK, you have tattoos ? :eyebrows:
Please clarify that.Yes, I have a few. Some shown in the Elders Forum thread and here. http://www.intensitysquared.com/index.php/topic,16197.msg694504.html#msg694504 (http://www.intensitysquared.com/index.php/topic,16197.msg694504.html#msg694504)Speaking of branding. You recently showed your tats. Have you considered branding or scarification?
PPK, you have tattoos ? :eyebrows:
I see tattoos, but my main concern is a messy vanity area. Should I be concerned about my priorities in life?
:headslap: Oh, you mean my bathroom is a tad bit messy? It's not my place to tell you what your concerns should be.Yes, I have a few. Some shown in the Elders Forum thread and here. http://www.intensitysquared.com/index.php/topic,16197.msg694504.html#msg694504 (http://www.intensitysquared.com/index.php/topic,16197.msg694504.html#msg694504)Speaking of branding. You recently showed your tats. Have you considered branding or scarification?
PPK, you have tattoos ? :eyebrows:
I see tattoos, but my main concern is a messy vanity area. Should I be concerned about my priorities in life?
I wish I had gotten a coordinated layout instead of a tattoo here and another there.
I can only see one other tattoo clearly - one on your arm. What are your other tattoos of? How many do you have?10 total. I have on my right arm a dragon, a rose and a black design. On my left arm a wizard, a dragon and a black design. Left pec nordic life rune, right pec gryphon in black, right shoulder blade Bugs Bunny head, left shoulder blade a castle in clouds with a dragon flying over it.
The tattoos aren't messed up eris, they were just put willy nilly and don't have an overall theme. I did think it through before hand enough that I don't want to get rid of any.I wish I had gotten a coordinated layout instead of a tattoo here and another there.
Tattoos can always be fixed. It is a bit expensive, but it is always possible to get something done over it. You can get them removed, but that is thousands of dollars and it leaves a scar. But you can always get it redone.
What is the significance of the tree in your new avatar? :orly:That is a picture of a tree in Taupo New Zealand that I really liked. It is right on the lake close by the Taupo District Council. Lake Taupo is the caldera of a champion level volcano. Here is a pic of the sign pointing to Taupo and Rotorua, I think it was 25 km outside of Taupo but can't be sure.
I wish I had gotten a coordinated layout instead of a tattoo here and another there.
I'm finished. I have said that before but it has been three years since my last work and I would rather spend the money on travel.I wish I had gotten a coordinated layout instead of a tattoo here and another there.
Will you be getting one eventually, or any more stand-alone tattoos, or are you done? :orly:
I'm finished. I have said that before but it has been three years since my last work and I would rather spend the money on travel.I wish I had gotten a coordinated layout instead of a tattoo here and another there.
Will you be getting one eventually, or any more stand-alone tattoos, or are you done? :orly:
I'm finished. I have said that before but it has been three years since my last work and I would rather spend the money on travel.I wish I had gotten a coordinated layout instead of a tattoo here and another there.
Will you be getting one eventually, or any more stand-alone tattoos, or are you done? :orly:
It's good to know when you are through. A kid I worked with once said "One tattoo leads to two, and two lead to 20." :zombiefuck:
I'm finished. I have said that before but it has been three years since my last work and I would rather spend the money on travel.I wish I had gotten a coordinated layout instead of a tattoo here and another there.
Will you be getting one eventually, or any more stand-alone tattoos, or are you done? :orly:
It's good to know when you are through. A kid I worked with once said "One tattoo leads to two, and two lead to 20." :zombiefuck:
sounds like a quote about cats.
I'm finished. I have said that before but it has been three years since my last work and I would rather spend the money on travel.I wish I had gotten a coordinated layout instead of a tattoo here and another there.
Will you be getting one eventually, or any more stand-alone tattoos, or are you done? :orly:
It's good to know when you are through. A kid I worked with once said "One tattoo leads to two, and two lead to 20." :zombiefuck:
sounds like a quote about cats.
Or donuts. :-[
I'm finished. I have said that before but it has been three years since my last work and I would rather spend the money on travel.I wish I had gotten a coordinated layout instead of a tattoo here and another there.
Will you be getting one eventually, or any more stand-alone tattoos, or are you done? :orly:
It's good to know when you are through. A kid I worked with once said "One tattoo leads to two, and two lead to 20." :zombiefuck:
sounds like a quote about cats.
Or donuts. :-[
True. Do you think about anything besides posting, food and laundry?
I'm finished. I have said that before but it has been three years since my last work and I would rather spend the money on travel.I wish I had gotten a coordinated layout instead of a tattoo here and another there.
Will you be getting one eventually, or any more stand-alone tattoos, or are you done? :orly:
It's good to know when you are through. A kid I worked with once said "One tattoo leads to two, and two lead to 20." :zombiefuck:
sounds like a quote about cats.
I'm finished. I have said that before but it has been three years since my last work and I would rather spend the money on travel.I wish I had gotten a coordinated layout instead of a tattoo here and another there.
Will you be getting one eventually, or any more stand-alone tattoos, or are you done? :orly:
It's good to know when you are through. A kid I worked with once said "One tattoo leads to two, and two lead to 20." :zombiefuck:
sounds like a quote about cats.
:zombiefuck:
Are you a crazy cat lady??
Are you a crazy parakeet lady?I'm finished. I have said that before but it has been three years since my last work and I would rather spend the money on travel.I wish I had gotten a coordinated layout instead of a tattoo here and another there.
Will you be getting one eventually, or any more stand-alone tattoos, or are you done? :orly:
It's good to know when you are through. A kid I worked with once said "One tattoo leads to two, and two lead to 20." :zombiefuck:
sounds like a quote about cats.
:zombiefuck:
Are you a crazy cat lady??
Cats are nice, but I'm not sure I'll have another besides our outside cat any time soon. They're too difficult to manage when we evacuate. The parakeet is quite enough and evacuates just fine. No problem with the hotel.
Are you a crazy parakeet lady?I'm finished. I have said that before but it has been three years since my last work and I would rather spend the money on travel.I wish I had gotten a coordinated layout instead of a tattoo here and another there.
Will you be getting one eventually, or any more stand-alone tattoos, or are you done? :orly:
It's good to know when you are through. A kid I worked with once said "One tattoo leads to two, and two lead to 20." :zombiefuck:
sounds like a quote about cats.
:zombiefuck:
Are you a crazy cat lady??
Cats are nice, but I'm not sure I'll have another besides our outside cat any time soon. They're too difficult to manage when we evacuate. The parakeet is quite enough and evacuates just fine. No problem with the hotel.
I'm finished. I have said that before but it has been three years since my last work and I would rather spend the money on travel.I wish I had gotten a coordinated layout instead of a tattoo here and another there.
Will you be getting one eventually, or any more stand-alone tattoos, or are you done? :orly:
It's good to know when you are through. A kid I worked with once said "One tattoo leads to two, and two lead to 20." :zombiefuck:
sounds like a quote about cats.
Have you named any of your guns? :orly:No, I pretty much just think of them and describe them by the brand and model designation cbc.
I'm finished. I have said that before but it has been three years since my last work and I would rather spend the money on travel.I wish I had gotten a coordinated layout instead of a tattoo here and another there.
Will you be getting one eventually, or any more stand-alone tattoos, or are you done? :orly:
It's good to know when you are through. A kid I worked with once said "One tattoo leads to two, and two lead to 20." :zombiefuck:
sounds like a quote about cats.
OMG I'm doomed. :lol:
Will you feel vulnerable in Paris without having any weapons due to airport security measures? :orly:No, people generally don't bug me.
April of last year I bought an XD45 Tactical because it was barely used and the price was right and my friend needed the money. It is solid built, I like Glocks better in 9mm and 40 but I like this 45 better than my Glock 21 because of the smaller grip. I like the USP 45 best of my full size poly 45s. XDs are solid, well built pistols. If you decide to get an XD you will probably like it.
What do you think of Springfield Armory's new XD series?
PPK have you really ever been as far as decided to use even go want to do more like?Definitely the USP45 of the three posted Rage. :thumbup:
Do you ski? I asked that same question in GR's skiing thread but I guess nobody reads that stuff anymore. :PNo, I have never been skiing. If I ever do try it will probably be cross country.
Do you ski? I asked that same question in GR's skiing thread but I guess nobody reads that stuff anymore. :PNo, I have never been skiing. If I ever do try it will probably be cross country.
Actually cbc I was thinking more challenging. You were brought up in snow country, do you ski?Do you ski? I asked that same question in GR's skiing thread but I guess nobody reads that stuff anymore. :PNo, I have never been skiing. If I ever do try it will probably be cross country.
Cross country does sound safer, and therefore wiser. Broken bones are never fun, and neither is missing work! :chin:
Actually cbc I was thinking more challenging. You were brought up in snow country, do you ski?Do you ski? I asked that same question in GR's skiing thread but I guess nobody reads that stuff anymore. :PNo, I have never been skiing. If I ever do try it will probably be cross country.
Cross country does sound safer, and therefore wiser. Broken bones are never fun, and neither is missing work! :chin:
Why are you answering questions in my thread? :zoinks:Actually cbc I was thinking more challenging. You were brought up in snow country, do you ski?Do you ski? I asked that same question in GR's skiing thread but I guess nobody reads that stuff anymore. :PNo, I have never been skiing. If I ever do try it will probably be cross country.
Cross country does sound safer, and therefore wiser. Broken bones are never fun, and neither is missing work! :chin:
I have never skied, no, but I used to ice skate a little, and I miss it! :snowman:
Why are you answering questions in my thread? :zoinks:Actually cbc I was thinking more challenging. You were brought up in snow country, do you ski?Do you ski? I asked that same question in GR's skiing thread but I guess nobody reads that stuff anymore. :PNo, I have never been skiing. If I ever do try it will probably be cross country.
Cross country does sound safer, and therefore wiser. Broken bones are never fun, and neither is missing work! :chin:
I have never skied, no, but I used to ice skate a little, and I miss it! :snowman:
Wrong missy! This http://www.intensitysquared.com/index.php/topic,17046.0.html (http://www.intensitysquared.com/index.php/topic,17046.0.html) is your thread! :zoinks:Why are you answering questions in my thread? :zoinks:Actually cbc I was thinking more challenging. You were brought up in snow country, do you ski?Do you ski? I asked that same question in GR's skiing thread but I guess nobody reads that stuff anymore. :PNo, I have never been skiing. If I ever do try it will probably be cross country.
Cross country does sound safer, and therefore wiser. Broken bones are never fun, and neither is missing work! :chin:
I have never skied, no, but I used to ice skate a little, and I miss it! :snowman:
:pwned: This is MY thread now!
Wrong missy! This http://www.intensitysquared.com/index.php/topic,17046.0.html (http://www.intensitysquared.com/index.php/topic,17046.0.html) is your thread! :zoinks:Why are you answering questions in my thread? :zoinks:Actually cbc I was thinking more challenging. You were brought up in snow country, do you ski?Do you ski? I asked that same question in GR's skiing thread but I guess nobody reads that stuff anymore. :PNo, I have never been skiing. If I ever do try it will probably be cross country.
Cross country does sound safer, and therefore wiser. Broken bones are never fun, and neither is missing work! :chin:
I have never skied, no, but I used to ice skate a little, and I miss it! :snowman:
:pwned: This is MY thread now!
You were already a monster. :hahaha:
You were already a monster. :hahaha:
Yeah, I was the Cookie Monster! :laugh:
:thumbup: :lol:You were already a monster. :hahaha:
Yeah, I was the Cookie Monster! :laugh:
and cheese monster and pizza monster and simply orange monster and..............................................
I have a Polytech AKS 762. Seen here with friends.
(http://i51.tinypic.com/4tjy82.jpg)
I remember with this pic you stated that the 460XVR was protecting the Lady Smith. The Lady Smith is actually a very capable defense arm. I think they just like each other.
(http://i54.tinypic.com/rc4wo4.jpg)
This one is spring loaded, on the SKS it is free floating.
Is the firing pin on your AK free floating or spring loaded?
So do You reload You shellsl?No, but I should. Exactly 50, I didn't plan it that way, I just happen to have decided to put money to use traveling now.
How many guns do You have?
Do you sleep with a gun under your pillow?My Glock 26 is almost always close by. At night Usually something in 45 or 40 is close by. Frequently my HK USP45 or Sig P229.
Do you sleep with a gun under your pillow?My Glock 26 is almost always close by. At night Usually something in 45 or 40 is close by. Frequently my HK USP45 or Sig P229.
Not at home. It ended well.Do you sleep with a gun under your pillow?My Glock 26 is almost always close by. At night Usually something in 45 or 40 is close by. Frequently my HK USP45 or Sig P229.
Have you ever had occasion to pull a gun on an intruder at night? :orly:
Not at home. It ended well.Do you sleep with a gun under your pillow?My Glock 26 is almost always close by. At night Usually something in 45 or 40 is close by. Frequently my HK USP45 or Sig P229.
Have you ever had occasion to pull a gun on an intruder at night? :orly:
Not much.Not at home. It ended well.Do you sleep with a gun under your pillow?My Glock 26 is almost always close by. At night Usually something in 45 or 40 is close by. Frequently my HK USP45 or Sig P229.
Have you ever had occasion to pull a gun on an intruder at night? :orly:
Now I'm dying to know what happened!!! :orly:
:rofl: was there a question in there bodie?
:rofl: was there a question in there bodie?
no just that i thought it would be ages waiting for you in the mornings, us females linger in the bathroom, but we would still be waiting for you to select your 'atire' for the day lol
I have a Polytech AKS 762. Seen here with friends.
(http://i51.tinypic.com/4tjy82.jpg)
When I am working or driving to Nevada/Utah I am out the door very early. Dressed, coffee, out the door.:rofl: was there a question in there bodie?
no just that i thought it would be ages waiting for you in the mornings, us females linger in the bathroom, but we would still be waiting for you to select your 'atire' for the day lol
Which inspires me to ask PPK myself: How long DO you take to get ready in the morning? :toporly:
1. Alone by default. Should I find a woman to shack up with/do things with she will need to be the type that doesn't dwaddle. One woman I met through one of my sisters showed up to the theater after the movie had started and I was inside having gotten a refund. She was actually pretty hot but I had it stuck in my head that being late to a first date shows lack of consideration.
Aww...you made sure your gun had friends! I knew you were big softie. :hahaha:
1. When you travel, do you prefer to go alone to travel with someone?
2. What was the last dream that you had?
Shoot. You quoted me while I was changing my smiley. Used the wrong one. :PGreece and Turkey sound interesting. :thumbup:
I agree on the first. I have a thing about being on time as being late stresses me out. As for the second, would love to go to Spain one day. I've never been but a friend of mine has and her pictures were incredible. I love traveling to places steeped in architectural history. One of the reasons why I loved Greece and Turkey so much.
Asked and answered cbc, stop sexually harassing me via pm. :hahaha:When I am working or driving to Nevada/Utah I am out the door very early. Dressed, coffee, out the door.:rofl: was there a question in there bodie?
no just that i thought it would be ages waiting for you in the mornings, us females linger in the bathroom, but we would still be waiting for you to select your 'atire' for the day lol
Which inspires me to ask PPK myself: How long DO you take to get ready in the morning? :toporly:
Asked and answered cbc, stop sexually harassing me via pm.When I am working or driving to Nevada/Utah I am out the door very early. Dressed, coffee, out the door.:rofl: was there a question in there bodie?
no just that i thought it would be ages waiting for you in the mornings, us females linger in the bathroom, but we would still be waiting for you to select your 'atire' for the day lol
Which inspires me to ask PPK myself: How long DO you take to get ready in the morning? :toporly:
There you go again quoting me before I can edit my post. :tongue:Asked and answered cbc, stop sexually harassing me via pm.When I am working or driving to Nevada/Utah I am out the door very early. Dressed, coffee, out the door.:rofl: was there a question in there bodie?
no just that i thought it would be ages waiting for you in the mornings, us females linger in the bathroom, but we would still be waiting for you to select your 'atire' for the day lol
Which inspires me to ask PPK myself: How long DO you take to get ready in the morning? :toporly:
Awwww c'mon, don't be that way, I was just having fun! Don't be a downer. :lolhit:
There you go again quoting me before I can edit my post. :tongue:Asked and answered cbc, stop sexually harassing me via pm. :hahaha:When I am working or driving to Nevada/Utah I am out the door very early. Dressed, coffee, out the door.:rofl: was there a question in there bodie?
no just that i thought it would be ages waiting for you in the mornings, us females linger in the bathroom, but we would still be waiting for you to select your 'atire' for the day lol
Which inspires me to ask PPK myself: How long DO you take to get ready in the morning? :toporly:
Awwww c'mon, don't be that way, I was just having fun! Don't be a downer. :lolhit:
This is an ask away thread missy. If you must attempt to taunt me please do it in the form of a question. :asthing:There you go again quoting me before I can edit my post. :tongue:Asked and answered cbc, stop sexually harassing me via pm. :hahaha:When I am working or driving to Nevada/Utah I am out the door very early. Dressed, coffee, out the door.:rofl: was there a question in there bodie?
no just that i thought it would be ages waiting for you in the mornings, us females linger in the bathroom, but we would still be waiting for you to select your 'atire' for the day lol
Which inspires me to ask PPK myself: How long DO you take to get ready in the morning? :toporly:
Awwww c'mon, don't be that way, I was just having fun! Don't be a downer. :lolhit:
There, I fixed it. I suggest you get the post right the first time, maybe preview it before posting!
That way you can avoid these embarrassing episodes. :razz:
OK, how long does it take you to get ready when you are going somewhere fancy? :toporly:Long enough to be shaved, have a fresh haircut (if needed) and make sure that slacks and button shirt (or suit) look proper. I leave for such occasions in time to arrive early.
have you ever used someones picture on a target practice...if so who's?Osama Bin Laden's.
Ha. That is brilliant. I can definitely see you doing that.have you ever used someones picture on a target practice...if so who's?Osama Bin Laden's.
A 2007 Dodge Dakota./ Here is a pic of it.Ha. That is brilliant. I can definitely see you doing that.have you ever used someones picture on a target practice...if so who's?Osama Bin Laden's.
Do you own a vehicle? If so, what kind?
Love trucks.
Do you also live in a blue house? :laugh:
Have you ever suffered from carpal tunnel syndrome or any other repetitive-motion-type injury? :nerd!:
Have you ever suffered from carpal tunnel syndrome or any other repetitive-motion-type injury? :nerd!:
cbc, that's a bit personal... :orly:
Have you ever suffered from carpal tunnel syndrome or any other repetitive-motion-type injury? :nerd!:
cbc, that's a bit personal... :orly:
Work-related! Obviously I mean work-related! :rofl:
:plus: a worthy target matehave you ever used someones picture on a target practice...if so who's?Osama Bin Laden's.
Have you ever suffered from carpal tunnel syndrome or any other repetitive-motion-type injury? :nerd!:I had tennis elbow and had to get a cortisone shot. It usually doesn't bother me.
I see you recognize Cbc's aka "Geraldo's" round about attack. :thumbup: She is a bad one. :zoinks:Have you ever suffered from carpal tunnel syndrome or any other repetitive-motion-type injury? :nerd!:
cbc, that's a bit personal... :orly:
Yes, he is a POS. :agreed::plus: a worthy target matehave you ever used someones picture on a target practice...if so who's?Osama Bin Laden's.
:facepalm2: I justy notice that my parents blue house in behind my truck in that picture. :autism:
Strange, seems have seen Eiffel 65's Blue referenced so many times over the years, wondering if there's a connection. Autistics on a blue spectrum or something.
Have you ever suffered from carpal tunnel syndrome or any other repetitive-motion-type injury? :nerd!:
cbc, that's a bit personal... :orly:
Work-related! Obviously I mean work-related! :rofl:
Well, if it's work related. Do male prostitutes get penis tunnel syndrome?
Yes, I was zinging you. :hahaha::facepalm2: I justy notice that my parents blue house in behind my truck in that picture. :autism:
Yup, that was probably the point of CG's question. :P
Moving right along, are you talking about Geraldo Rivera? It took me a minute to remember him. :orly:
Ouch! :zombiefuck:Have you ever suffered from carpal tunnel syndrome or any other repetitive-motion-type injury? :nerd!:
cbc, that's a bit personal... :orly:
Work-related! Obviously I mean work-related! :rofl:
Well, if it's work related. Do male prostitutes get penis tunnel syndrome?
Kind of...it's called piles. :zoinks:
Autism Speaks or soemthing are doing a Blue month or somethingWhich was it? Autism? Or something?
for autism
or something
Autism Speaks or soemthing are doing a Blue month or somethingNot sure what the blue thing is, just something noticed over the years. Maybe something to do with synesthesia; not really sure though since don't have it. Maybe making connections where there are none.
for autism
or something
Autism Speaks or soemthing are doing a Blue month or somethingNot sure what the blue thing is, just something noticed over the years. Maybe something to do with synesthesia; not really sure though since don't have it. Maybe making connections where there are none.
for autism
or something
That may be the why for what Heinrich is talking about, most likely yes.Autism Speaks or soemthing are doing a Blue month or somethingNot sure what the blue thing is, just something noticed over the years. Maybe something to do with synesthesia; not really sure though since don't have it. Maybe making connections where there are none.
for autism
or something
The Autism Speaks logo is a blue puzzle piece, maybe that's it? :orly:
Autism Speaks or soemthing are doing a Blue month or somethingNot sure what the blue thing is, just something noticed over the years. Maybe something to do with synesthesia; not really sure though since don't have it. Maybe making connections where there are none.
for autism
or something
Book of Daniel Tammet: "Born On A Blue Day"?Haven't read it. Did he explain the blue? Seems to have some importance I can't quite pinpoint, but don't think it has anything to do with the emotion.
:indeed::facepalm2: I justy notice that my parents blue house in behind my truck in that picture. :autism:
Yup, that was probably the point of CG's question. :P
Book of Daniel Tammet: "Born On A Blue Day"?Haven't read it. Did he explain the blue? Seems to have some importance I can't quite pinpoint, but don't think it has anything to do with the emotion.
I have that book and I really liked it :)Book of Daniel Tammet: "Born On A Blue Day"?Haven't read it. Did he explain the blue? Seems to have some importance I can't quite pinpoint, but don't think it has anything to do with the emotion.
Haven't read it either, but, have seen interviews with Daniel Tammet. It has to do with synaesthesia as you guessed indeed. People, days, numbers, they all have a colour, and that makes it easier for him to remember people, and to be amazingly fast in the most difficult calculations.
In the city near where I live they lit up blue lights on the Bell Tower. World Autism Awareness Day was on April 2nd.In my city they lit up the CN Tower in blue. I love blue lights. Looks pretty.
What exactly are you considering ebf? Without details I can't render an opinion.
Should I sell one of my shotguns, or sell them both and get a new one?
*just pictured her ex at the mercy of PPK's redundant arsenal*No, you are not evil. Just keep in mind that Scott Petersen might realize now that a divorce would have been cheaper, and less hassle, than living on death row. Even an acquittal might get your children taken away for good, besides, you are not a psychopath and the police have more practice catching criminals than you have getting away with crime. :thumbup:
:tinfoil:
Does that make me evil?
Oh gosh, I'm not actually violent in real life. I just killed a spider the other day for the first time in years and felt huge amounts of guilt. :laugh: I would never really wish harm upon him. I would just like him to move out. :P*just pictured her ex at the mercy of PPK's redundant arsenal*No, you are not evil. Just keep in mind that Scott Petersen might realize now that a divorce would have been cheaper, and less hassle, than living on death row. Even an acquittal might get your children taken away for good, besides, you are not a psychopath and the police have more practice catching criminals than you have getting away with crime. :thumbup:
:tinfoil:
Does that make me evil?
The 1100 and 11-87 are real nice. I shot one of the Benelli recoil operated shotguns and it kicked like shit. The gas operated ones are much softer shooting in my experience and some have means to adjust the gas pressure to use a different range of loads.
I have a Remington 870 Wingmaster and a Mossberg 500, both chambered for 2 3/4" shells. I'm thinking about either selling one of them, or selling them both and getting one that is chambered for 3" or 3 1/2" shells. A semi-auto would be cool as well, but that's probably more than I'd get for both of the guns I have.
I pretty much figured you were blowing off steam CG. In my fantasy mode I have thought what if I could move to New Zealand and take a gun with me. For that purpose my Sig P239 9mm would be it. The one on the top here is the 9mm 239, the one on the bottom is the 40/357 Sig 239.Oh gosh, I'm not actually violent in real life. I just killed a spider the other day for the first time in years and felt huge amounts of guilt. :laugh: I would never really wish harm upon him. I would just like him to move out. :P*just pictured her ex at the mercy of PPK's redundant arsenal*No, you are not evil. Just keep in mind that Scott Petersen might realize now that a divorce would have been cheaper, and less hassle, than living on death row. Even an acquittal might get your children taken away for good, besides, you are not a psychopath and the police have more practice catching criminals than you have getting away with crime. :thumbup:
:tinfoil:
Does that make me evil?
Do you have a favourite among your collection?
Would this do dual duty or just home defense? I like safety's located forward of the trigger guard. Remingtons are nice.
I'm leaning toward the Remingtons, because you can use a pistol grip stock and still reach the safety. It's awkward using the tang-mounted safety on a Mossberg with a pistol grip.
I'm just debating whether I really need 3" or bigger, or if 2 3/4" Magnum shells would be all I really need.
Lace guns? Looks tacky as fuck.
Lace guns? Looks tacky as fuck.
Those aren't lace guns, they're crocheted guns. Lace guns are made by tatting. Crocheting guns minimizes the barrel markings on the bullets and makes forensics more difficult. It also keeps the bullet cooler.
Before someone asks, here is a crocheted penis.
(http://s-ak.buzzfed.com/static/imagebuzz/terminal01/2009/10/1/8/crocheted-penis-15278-1254400545-2.jpg)
Lace guns? Looks tacky as fuck.
Those aren't lace guns, they're crocheted guns. Lace guns are made by tatting. Crocheting guns minimizes the barrel markings on the bullets and makes forensics more difficult. It also keeps the bullet cooler.
Before someone asks, here is a crocheted penis.
(http://s-ak.buzzfed.com/static/imagebuzz/terminal01/2009/10/1/8/crocheted-penis-15278-1254400545-2.jpg)
:evilplus: Best post of the day! Did you crochet the penis yourself?
A semi auto would be a nice dual use. How do pheasant loads compare with 9 pellet 00 Buck for pressure?
Pheasants/home defense/shooting shit for fun
Yes, I would like one of those in the 1873 Peacemaker pattern. I will cease feeling inadequate when I have one. :2thumbsup:Now PPK,
i been admiring your 'gun' collection....
....and i couldn't help noticing
....you have some vital pieces missing!
here is one that you have overlooked
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also
not seen you display one of these
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but
i can assure you i can get my hands on a limitless supply
of these in the UK.
Do you want me to send you them??
:zoinks:
and i hope i haven't made you feel inadequate :zoinks:
So crotcheted = woven to look like crotch parts? Okay, got it. :zoinks:Lace guns? Looks tacky as fuck.
Those aren't lace guns, they're crocheted guns. Lace guns are made by tatting. Crocheting guns minimizes the barrel markings on the bullets and makes forensics more difficult. It also keeps the bullet cooler.
Before someone asks, here is a crocheted penis.
(http://s-ak.buzzfed.com/static/imagebuzz/terminal01/2009/10/1/8/crocheted-penis-15278-1254400545-2.jpg)
A semi auto would be a nice dual use. How do pheasant loads compare with 9 pellet 00 Buck for pressure?
Pheasants/home defense/shooting shit for fun
So crotcheted = woven to look like crotch parts? Okay, got it. :zoinks:Lace guns? Looks tacky as fuck.
Those aren't lace guns, they're crocheted guns. Lace guns are made by tatting. Crocheting guns minimizes the barrel markings on the bullets and makes forensics more difficult. It also keeps the bullet cooler.
Before someone asks, here is a crocheted penis.
(http://s-ak.buzzfed.com/static/imagebuzz/terminal01/2009/10/1/8/crocheted-penis-15278-1254400545-2.jpg)
No, it would need to be larger. :zoinks:
A semi auto would be a nice dual use. How do pheasant loads compare with 9 pellet 00 Buck for pressure?
Pheasants/home defense/shooting shit for fun
Dunno. Never shot buckshot. This is slug country. I can imagine a 3 1/2" Magnum slug would kill like a motherfucker.
Not quite. A 31/2" Magnum will kick w/o respect to whether or not it hits. It will only kill if placed properly. Remember the 3 most important aspects of stopping power are 1) placement, 2) placement and 3) placement.* :thumbup: With that qualification out of the way a 12 gauge slug kills real well.A semi auto would be a nice dual use. How do pheasant loads compare with 9 pellet 00 Buck for pressure?
Pheasants/home defense/shooting shit for fun
Dunno. Never shot buckshot. This is slug country. I can imagine a 3 1/2" Magnum slug would kill like a motherfucker.
Fixed?
The first time you shot with a shotgun (or was it some other name?), how far did it push you back?The recoil was considerable the first time I fired a shotgun. It was a 20 gauge owned by my cousin Corey, he loaded it hot as a joke. I was 8 or 9 years old.
The first time you shot with a shotgun (or was it some other name?), how far did it push you back?The recoil was considerable the first time I fired a shotgun. It was a 20 gauge owned by my cousin Corey, he loaded it hot as a joke. I was 8 or 9 years old.
Not flat on my back Sir_Les but it got my shoulder's attention. :laugh:The first time you shot with a shotgun (or was it some other name?), how far did it push you back?The recoil was considerable the first time I fired a shotgun. It was a 20 gauge owned by my cousin Corey, he loaded it hot as a joke. I was 8 or 9 years old.
Shit! Did you end up flat on your back with a sore shoulder?
Many of us who work with our hands have carpal tunnel syndrome or other repetitive-stress-type injuries, do you? :orly:I had tennis elbow from cutting heavy gauge grounding wire, #2 IIRC, with my lineman's pliers instead of getting the rabbit gun. That hurt like hell and I had to get a cortisone shot and then my elbow swelled up and hurt worse for about 16 hours. It felt better after that but I needed to wear one of those brace wraps regularly for a while.
Have you ever been banned/thrown out of anywhere?I have been asked to leave a few bars when I was younger. I have never been kicked off of an online forum, I guess I have a knack for getting along with others online. :zoinks:
IRL or on internet
Have you ever been banned/thrown out of anywhere?I have been asked to leave a few bars when I was younger. I have never been kicked off of an online forum, I guess I have a knack for getting along with others online. :zoinks:
IRL or on internet
Heroes in literature and in movies. People you admire for what they are.Conan, Sidney Carton, Scarlett O'Hara, Paul Baumer, Ender Wiggins, Paul Atreides and Stee Jans from literature.
I don't want to spoil a perfect record of getting along with others. Besides that, I may want to go tell Richard to suck Alex's friend's dick again. :zoinks: Not really, Richard and I declared a truce.Have you ever been banned/thrown out of anywhere?I have been asked to leave a few bars when I was younger. I have never been kicked off of an online forum, I guess I have a knack for getting along with others online. :zoinks:
IRL or on internet
Go over to WP and call Alex a fag if you want to add that notch to your belt. :zoinks:
Heroes in literature and in movies. People you admire for what they are.Conan, Sidney Carton, Scarlett O'Hara, Paul Baumer, Ender Wiggins, Paul Atreides and Stee Jans from literature.
Archimedes, Pythagoras, Hooke, Boyle, Pascal, Rutherford and van Bohr among others in the sciences.
George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Paul Jones (the USN was my branch), Stephen Decatur, Anthony McAuliffe and the men @ Bastogne with him, the French defenders @ Bir Hakeim, Anzacs @ Gallipoli were all bad motherfuckers.
One hero who's name I don't know is a Chief on the USS Forrestal who ran out on the deck to save a pilot who's canopy would not open due to damage from the fire. With the plane about to be enveloped in flames he raced out with a 15 lb fire bottle in each hand (they actually weigh 30 - 35 lbs gross) and just before he reached the plane it all blew up. The USN shows the Forrestal fire film to all fire fighting classes to illustrate the importance of doing your job and teamwork. I saw it in the 3 day intro class @ RTC in San Diego and in the 2 week class @ FRAMP School @ NAS Norfolk.
Ever play with any of these?No, a few years ago I thought of ordering flechettes but I ended up sticking with 9 pellet 00 buck or 1 ounce slugs. Dragon Breath looks fun but catching an enemy on fire would probably look worse to a Grand Jury or trial Jury than nailing them with 9 54 grain pellets @ 1400 fps. :2thumbsup: That is an entertaining video though, ha does a nice presentation. :thumbup:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RP4FjODPDFA&feature=player_detailpage
Thanks mate. :thumbup: I didn't put my uncle on the list because no one would know his name. He started in Vietnam with The Big Red One, got a CIB and then ended up with the AHC 162nd Condor Squadron as a door gunner. He, and the tug office crew at Port Chicago, Naval Weapons Station Concord California (they loaded bombs and supplies on AE ships headed to Vietnam) were probably the two big influences on me going in the military.Heroes in literature and in movies. People you admire for what they are.Conan, Sidney Carton, Scarlett O'Hara, Paul Baumer, Ender Wiggins, Paul Atreides and Stee Jans from literature.
Archimedes, Pythagoras, Hooke, Boyle, Pascal, Rutherford and van Bohr among others in the sciences.
George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Paul Jones (the USN was my branch), Stephen Decatur, Anthony McAuliffe and the men @ Bastogne with him, the French defenders @ Bir Hakeim, Anzacs @ Gallipoli were all bad motherfuckers.
One hero who's name I don't know is a Chief on the USS Forrestal who ran out on the deck to save a pilot who's canopy would not open due to damage from the fire. With the plane about to be enveloped in flames he raced out with a 15 lb fire bottle in each hand (they actually weigh 30 - 35 lbs gross) and just before he reached the plane it all blew up. The USN shows the Forrestal fire film to all fire fighting classes to illustrate the importance of doing your job and teamwork. I saw it in the 3 day intro class @ RTC in San Diego and in the 2 week class @ FRAMP School @ NAS Norfolk.
Nice list :thumbup:
Ever play with any of these?No, a few years ago I thought of ordering flechettes but I ended up sticking with 9 pellet 00 buck or 1 ounce slugs. Dragon Breath looks fun but catching an enemy on fire would probably look worse to a Grand Jury or trial Jury than nailing them with 9 54 grain pellets @ 1400 fps. :2thumbsup: That is an entertaining video though, ha does a nice presentation. :thumbup:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RP4FjODPDFA&feature=player_detailpage
One thing I have noted about Russian immigrants here Squid is they all seem to appreciate being able to have guns legally. :viking:
One thing I have noted about Russian immigrants here Squid is they all seem to appreciate being able to have guns legally. :viking:
One thing I have noted about Russian immigrants here Squid is they all seem to appreciate being able to have guns legally. :viking:
In Soviet Russia, gun shoots YOU!
How did you find CBC to be like IRL?Easy to get along with. She picked up gun safety, posture, grip and stance very quickly. She did so well that I stopped her after 75 rounds of 9mm, 6 rounds of 380 and 5 rounds of 45 ACP. There was more that she could have shot but I felt the lesson would stick better if she quit before she had a chance to get sloppy. I believe next time she shoots she will pick it up where she left off. She liked art work by Alexander Pope and William Merritt Chase, both of whom were top of their craft. She likes Harbor Seals and Sonoma State Beach. Overall she is pretty fucking cool.
What should I to do with some ammo I found in a box from my brother in stuff I had to sell up at the market. I have a couple very old ones from the 1800's I have as part of a collection but these appear to be very new and in nice shape. The stock answer I get is drop it off at the police station but I don't go in that building and all they would do is destroy them. I figure someone who does their own reloading could use them should I ask at a gun store if they want them? I get the occasional 22 round in boxes of tools but those are usually beat and very small I throw them in my fire barrel when I have it going as they are not powerful enough to get through it :green: But these look to be>
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What should I to do with some ammo I found in a box from my brother in stuff I had to sell up at the market. I have a couple very old ones from the 1800's I have as part of a collection but these appear to be very new and in nice shape. The stock answer I get is drop it off at the police station but I don't go in that building and all they would do is destroy them. I figure someone who does their own reloading could use them should I ask at a gun store if they want them? I get the occasional 22 round in boxes of tools but those are usually beat and very small I throw them in my fire barrel when I have it going as they are not powerful enough to get through it :green: But these look to be>Measure them. If the case is 2.54" then you would appear to have 30-06 military ball. Get on your local state gun forum and see what they are going for at present and make a few bucks.
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What should I to do with some ammo I found in a box from my brother in stuff I had to sell up at the market. I have a couple very old ones from the 1800's I have as part of a collection but these appear to be very new and in nice shape. The stock answer I get is drop it off at the police station but I don't go in that building and all they would do is destroy them. I figure someone who does their own reloading could use them should I ask at a gun store if they want them? I get the occasional 22 round in boxes of tools but those are usually beat and very small I throw them in my fire barrel when I have it going as they are not powerful enough to get through it :green: But these look to be>Measure them. If the case is 2.54" then you would appear to have 30-06 military ball. Get on your local state gun forum and see what they are going for at present and make a few bucks.
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MLA, smokeless powder ammo doesn't go off real dramatically in a fire to to the lack of confinement in a chamber/barrel. The primer would likely set off the powder increasing pressure until the 35(?) pounds of bullet crimp is over come at which point the bullet would pop out of the case and, on exposure to more cxygen and heat, the remaining powder would be consumed. On rare occasions the bullet might achieve a fair bit of velocity and create a hazard but I don't expect that would be the norm.
What should I to do with some ammo I found in a box from my brother in stuff I had to sell up at the market. I have a couple very old ones from the 1800's I have as part of a collection but these appear to be very new and in nice shape. The stock answer I get is drop it off at the police station but I don't go in that building and all they would do is destroy them. I figure someone who does their own reloading could use them should I ask at a gun store if they want them? I get the occasional 22 round in boxes of tools but those are usually beat and very small I throw them in my fire barrel when I have it going as they are not powerful enough to get through it :green: But these look to be>
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The anal retentive don't need plugs. :M
You are a bad influence bringing vulgarity into my thread QV. :lol:
That figures. We can say bad stuff about her while she is gone. >:D :lol:
That figures. We can say bad stuff about her while she is gone. >:D :lol:
:evillaugh: :evillaugh: :evillaugh: :evillaugh: :evillaugh:
You are a bad influence bringing vulgarity into my thread QV. :lol:
Well, Lady Weeble made me do it.
:agreed:
What a coincidence that you just happen to have an alibi. ::)You are a bad influence bringing vulgarity into my thread QV. :lol:
Well, Lady Weeble made me do it.
I wasn't even here, I was offline while dogsitting. :angel:
What a coincidence that you just happen to have an alibi. ::)You are a bad influence bringing vulgarity into my thread QV. :lol:
Well, Lady Weeble made me do it.
I wasn't even here, I was offline while dogsitting. :angel:
What a coincidence that you just happen to have an alibi. ::)You are a bad influence bringing vulgarity into my thread QV. :lol:
Well, Lady Weeble made me do it.
I wasn't even here, I was offline while dogsitting. :angel:
The innocent need no defense. :angel:
What a coincidence that you just happen to have an alibi. ::)You are a bad influence bringing vulgarity into my thread QV. :lol:
Well, Lady Weeble made me do it.
I wasn't even here, I was offline while dogsitting. :angel:
The innocent need no defense. :angel:
But you do.
Then why did you present an alibi? :police:What a coincidence that you just happen to have an alibi. ::)You are a bad influence bringing vulgarity into my thread QV. :lol:
Well, Lady Weeble made me do it.
I wasn't even here, I was offline while dogsitting. :angel:
The innocent need no defense. :angel:
What a coincidence that you just happen to have an alibi. ::)You are a bad influence bringing vulgarity into my thread QV. :lol:
Well, Lady Weeble made me do it.
I wasn't even here, I was offline while dogsitting. :angel:
The innocent need no defense. :angel:
But you do.
Alas, I have no photographic evidence. You'll just have to search your hearts. :dunno:
Then why did you present an alibi? :police:What a coincidence that you just happen to have an alibi. ::)You are a bad influence bringing vulgarity into my thread QV. :lol:
Well, Lady Weeble made me do it.
I wasn't even here, I was offline while dogsitting. :angel:
The innocent need no defense. :angel:
Weeble's never do bad, Aspies can't lie and the check is in the mail.Then why did you present an alibi? :police:What a coincidence that you just happen to have an alibi. ::)You are a bad influence bringing vulgarity into my thread QV. :lol:
Well, Lady Weeble made me do it.
I wasn't even here, I was offline while dogsitting. :angel:
The innocent need no defense. :angel:
I just did that as a courtesy. If you are cynical enough to question a Weeble, I truly pity you. :M
Weeble's never do bad, Aspies can't lie and the check is in the mail.Then why did you present an alibi? :police:What a coincidence that you just happen to have an alibi. ::)You are a bad influence bringing vulgarity into my thread QV. :lol:
Well, Lady Weeble made me do it.
I wasn't even here, I was offline while dogsitting. :angel:
The innocent need no defense. :angel:
I just did that as a courtesy. If you are cynical enough to question a Weeble, I truly pity you. :M
:laugh:Weeble's never do bad, Aspies can't lie and the check is in the mail.Then why did you present an alibi? :police:What a coincidence that you just happen to have an alibi. ::)You are a bad influence bringing vulgarity into my thread QV. :lol:
Well, Lady Weeble made me do it.
I wasn't even here, I was offline while dogsitting. :angel:
The innocent need no defense. :angel:
I just did that as a courtesy. If you are cynical enough to question a Weeble, I truly pity you. :M
Stop spamming my ask away thread. Go to your own thread. >:D
I'm not familiar with that one MLA. Can't help you. :dunno: I just looked some up online and they seem to be low to mid high end shotguns. I don't know if they made grunt grade field shotguns or not. As long as it is mechanically sound with no corrosion issues it looks like you could sink several hundred into one and come out ahead. Try this forum for better info. http://www.shotgunworld.com/ (http://www.shotgunworld.com/)
Obvious signs of neglect/abuse. Open the action checking for smoothness and no significant resistance in the swing arc as you do so. Take a couple of snap caps and try the trigger. Check the safety, if applicable. When the action is open there will be a spring loaded release, possibly towards the end of the forearm, that will allow you to take off the forearm and after that the the barrels. Taking it down like that will allow you to determine if moisture got it between the stock and metal, if there is no corrosion there chances are it was well taken care of. That looks like a combination of good old fashioned rust bluing and case hardening on the gun. Very few guns are made to that standard today. I have a 1978 Colt Detective Special with fine bluing like that. If there are only a couple of small spots of surface rust carefully rubbing it with a clean old t shirt and Kroil will lift it out and probably render it unnoticeable to a casual glance. If you get it please post pics.
Time Left: 1d 1h 22m:crossed:
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Time Left: 1d 1h 22m:crossed:
:zoinks:
Must be a widow or other relative that doesn't know what they have.Time Left: 1d 1h 22m:crossed:
:zoinks:
Only up to $80 too
Must be a widow or other relative that doesn't know what they have.Time Left: 1d 1h 22m:crossed:
:zoinks:
Only up to $80 too
Is there a high incidence of "electrician's crack" in your trade? :zoinks:Try asking in English CBC, I don't speak Bostonese. :hahaha:
Is there a high incidence of "electrician's crack" in your trade? :zoinks:Try asking in English CBC, I don't speak Bostonese. :hahaha:
I can't find anything real definite but the company appears to be founded circa 1945. If that is correct than the barrels will not be damascus steel meaning modern loads will be safe in it. You'll need to confirm that before using modern loads, since O/U were often made for Trap and Skeet I would stick to low base 11/8 ounce type rabbit and partridge loads unless you find out for sure that more powerful loads are appropriate. I don't care for 3" loads in any case they kick like shit. Also, in some shotguns I have read of concerns with "ringing" in older guns not made for steel shot. http://www.chuckhawks.com/steel_shot.htm (http://www.chuckhawks.com/steel_shot.htm)
We do have some members that do that. Thank goodness not many. :zoinks:Is there a high incidence of "electrician's crack" in your trade? :zoinks:Try asking in English CBC, I don't speak Bostonese. :hahaha:
Ah yes, I forgot to dumb it down for your West Coast surfer mentality. :zoinks:
"Electrician's crack" would be like plumber's crack, only with electricians instead of plumbers.
I hope this post has been helpful. :2thumbsup:
Do you enjoy collecting other weapons, besides guns and knives ? I have seen your knives too they are awesome, I collect knives.I would like to get a good quality replica Gladius, a Norman leaf blade sword and a mace sometime.
Do you enjoy collecting other weapons, besides guns and knives ? I have seen your knives too they are awesome, I collect knives.I would like to get a good quality replica Gladius, a Norman leaf blade sword and a mace sometime.
Do you enjoy collecting other weapons, besides guns and knives ? I have seen your knives too they are awesome, I collect knives.I would like to get a good quality replica Gladius, a Norman leaf blade sword and a mace sometime.
:thumbup:Do you enjoy collecting other weapons, besides guns and knives ? I have seen your knives too they are awesome, I collect knives.I would like to get a good quality replica Gladius, a Norman leaf blade sword and a mace sometime.
having a mace would be awesome
the most "lethal" weapon I have is my father's nightstick. My sister has his police revolver.Do you know what kind QV?
a cousin in Oregon is now a published author and she may get famous.
English ancestry is Norman ancestry CBC. 1066 Battle of Hastings.Do you enjoy collecting other weapons, besides guns and knives ? I have seen your knives too they are awesome, I collect knives.I would like to get a good quality replica Gladius, a Norman leaf blade sword and a mace sometime.
Do you have Norman ancestry, like Scrap? :orly:
PM on the way.a cousin in Oregon is now a published author and she may get famous.
What kind of stuff does she write?
:thumbup:Do you enjoy collecting other weapons, besides guns and knives ? I have seen your knives too they are awesome, I collect knives.I would like to get a good quality replica Gladius, a Norman leaf blade sword and a mace sometime.
having a mace would be awesomethe most "lethal" weapon I have is my father's nightstick. My sister has his police revolver.Do you know what kind QV?
English ancestry is Norman ancestry CBC. 1066 Battle of Hastings.Do you enjoy collecting other weapons, besides guns and knives ? I have seen your knives too they are awesome, I collect knives.I would like to get a good quality replica Gladius, a Norman leaf blade sword and a mace sometime.
Do you have Norman ancestry, like Scrap? :orly:
I'm a direct descendant of an illegitimate child of Edward Longshanks and a Scottish mistress. :viking:
I'm a direct descendant of an illegitimate child of Edward Longshanks and a Scottish mistress. :viking:
So how far back in history can you trace your ancestry? :viking:
I spent three days in the SLC Genealogy Library in 1989 with my grandmother when she was doing research for her books. I found the link to Martha Pennoyer Corey.
No. Massachusetts apologized to her son in the early 18th centuey IIRC and paid some pounds of reparations. I am an upright (Jasher :lol: ) man and therefore not afraid of being associated with ole scratch.I spent three days in the SLC Genealogy Library in 1989 with my grandmother when she was doing research for her books. I found the link to Martha Pennoyer Corey.
She was hung as a witch in Salem. Are you afraid to come to Massachusetts? :witch1:
No. Massachusetts apologized to her son in the early 18th centuey IIRC and paid some pounds of reparations. I am an upright (Jasher :lol: ) man and therefore not afraid of being associated with ole scratch.I spent three days in the SLC Genealogy Library in 1989 with my grandmother when she was doing research for her books. I found the link to Martha Pennoyer Corey.
She was hung as a witch in Salem. Are you afraid to come to Massachusetts? :witch1:
The Salem witch trials were so fucked up.My great aunt thought so.
Price tripled in the last 20 minutes - went higher than I was willing to pay without looking at it first. :(
Ah well, I should probably just buy one like a normal person instead of this auction shit.
Price tripled in the last 20 minutes - went higher than I was willing to pay without looking at it first. :(C'est la vie. :eiffel:
Ah well, I should probably just buy one like a normal person instead of this auction shit.
What do you think of Taurus revolvers? Should I go with a .44 or a .454?
This is the one in question:
(http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/images/D11/31/31571.jpg)
This is the one in question:
(http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/images/D11/31/31571.jpg)
It looks unbalanced because the barrel is too long for the shallow handle. The bullet holder doesn't seem long enough for the barrel and the finger thingie looks too small. But then again I am virtually clueless when it comes to functionality of guns.
454 gives you much better versatility and power + 10% greater initial surface area. 45 Colt 225 grain JHP @ 900 fps (good stopping power :thumbup: ) all the way to 300 grain XTP @ 1600 fps. :o :viking:
This is the one in question:
(http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/images/D11/31/31571.jpg)
After researching muzzle velocities and energy, I'm back to looking at hand cannons. There's no way a .45 would take down a bear.
I'm thinking the Ruger Super Redhawk in .454 Casull, because it holds six rounds versus the Raging Bull's five.
(http://www.ozarkguns.com/Revolvers/Ruger%20Redhawk/57L.jpg)
The bullet holder and the finger thingy. :lol:
Priceless. Her majesty is very cute sometimes.
After researching muzzle velocities and energy, I'm back to looking at hand cannons. There's no way a .45 would take down a bear.
I'm thinking the Ruger Super Redhawk in .454 Casull, because it holds six rounds versus the Raging Bull's five.
(http://www.ozarkguns.com/Revolvers/Ruger%20Redhawk/57L.jpg)
I like this one better because it looks like the 6 shooters from the TV westerns I watched as a child.
That's a nice gun. Post pics when you get it! :viking:
After researching muzzle velocities and energy, I'm back to looking at hand cannons. There's no way a .45 would take down a bear.
I'm thinking the Ruger Super Redhawk in .454 Casull, because it holds six rounds versus the Raging Bull's five.
(http://www.ozarkguns.com/Revolvers/Ruger%20Redhawk/57L.jpg)
After researching muzzle velocities and energy, I'm back to looking at hand cannons. There's no way a .45 would take down a bear.
I'm thinking the Ruger Super Redhawk in .454 Casull, because it holds six rounds versus the Raging Bull's five.
(http://www.ozarkguns.com/Revolvers/Ruger%20Redhawk/57L.jpg)
I like this one better because it looks like the 6 shooters from the TV westerns I watched as a child.
Yeah, it's got a more classic styling to it.
I recall that from Glock Talk a few years ago. I have a Glock 21, it is a pretty good gun I like my USP45 better for a poly framed 45. I had an XD 45 Tactical too but never warmed up to it. Are you going to get a 45 ACP ebf?
Check this shit out.
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A 460XVR or 454 Casull chambered Super Redhawk can kill a bear and both are affordable production guns. 454 is so powerful that I have shot more through my 460 than 460 magnums.
I'd like to, but probably not anytime soon. I need to get a good all-around rifle (probably a 30.06) and a good handgun that can take down a bear.
That's what I'm thinking, a Super Redhawk in 454 Casull should work just fine. The guy I work for during the summer has a S&W 500, what a fucking cannon.
I'd love to get into hand loading, I just don't have the space or the time to do it.
Have you ever played a musical instrument? If so, have you played in a band? :rock:
No I have not.
Or recorder? Don't know if you would call them that in America.Recorders are still recorders in the USA. I went to a recorder quarter quartet chamber concert in the basement of the Ogden library about 20 years ago. Nice sounding instrument. The leader of the quartet explained that recorders fell somewhat out of favor as concert venues got larger because it didn't carry as well as other woodwinds.
Also, have you been in any competitions to do with your guns/shooting?Nothing formal. As of about 2007 I still outshot my older brother when he was an active cop. That was me with my Glock 26 and him with his 1911. He was out of practice apparently.
Or recorder? Don't know if you would call them that in America.Recorders are still recorders in the USA. I went to a recorder quarter quartet chamber concert in the basement of the Ogden library about 20 years ago. Nice sounding instrument. The leader of the quartet explained that recorders fell somewhat out of favor as concert venues got larger because it didn't carry as well as other woodwinds.QuoteAlso, have you been in any competitions to do with your guns/shooting?Nothing formal. As of about 2007 I still outshot my older brother when he was an active cop. That was me with my Glock 26 and him with his 1911. He was out of practice apparently.
He never shot anyone. He did arrest some very dangerous offenders.Or recorder? Don't know if you would call them that in America.Recorders are still recorders in the USA. I went to a recorder quarter quartet chamber concert in the basement of the Ogden library about 20 years ago. Nice sounding instrument. The leader of the quartet explained that recorders fell somewhat out of favor as concert venues got larger because it didn't carry as well as other woodwinds.QuoteAlso, have you been in any competitions to do with your guns/shooting?Nothing formal. As of about 2007 I still outshot my older brother when he was an active cop. That was me with my Glock 26 and him with his 1911. He was out of practice apparently.
lol. are you saying he did not shoot enough criminals? not even in the foot?... to bad
its a good thing im not a cop
He shouldn't have gotten out of practice as an active cop! It doesn't make sense for that to happen.
I always thought recorders were too high-pitched when I played one in school. Everyone in primary school here in Australia played the recorder when I was a kid I think. Maybe because they were cheap to buy and didn't require a lot of maintenance. I prefer the sound of a clarinet - GA has one that parts sent her.
My brother was not shooting dismally, I just was well practiced at that time. After I passed the 13,000 round mark in the 26 in about 2006 I stopped keeping track*. I put in much more range time back then. Most depts here requal 4 times a year.
*Shortly after that I had numerous other guns to be shooting so the 26 got less range time than it used to.
He shouldn't have gotten out of practice as an active cop! It doesn't make sense for that to happen.
I always thought recorders were too high-pitched when I played one in school. Everyone in primary school here in Australia played the recorder when I was a kid I think. Maybe because they were cheap to buy and didn't require a lot of maintenance. I prefer the sound of a clarinet - GA has one that parts sent her.
Awesome, so did GA. I like the low sounds they can make. :)
My brother was not shooting dismally, I just was well practiced at that time. After I passed the 13,000 round mark in the 26 in about 2006 I stopped keeping track*. I put in much more range time back then. Most depts here requal 4 times a year.I just realized that people might read that post and conclude that I shot 13000 rounds out of my 26 during 2006. That is not what I meant. I had bought the gun in December 1999 and by mid 2006 was @ the 13,000+ mark through it. I was also shooting my 40s and 45s, 22s, 44 magnums etc but that little pistol went to the range everytime back then, no matter what else I was shooting. That frequency of practice will get a person proficient.
*Shortly after that I had numerous other guns to be shooting so the 26 got less range time than it used to.
My brother was not shooting dismally, I just was well practiced at that time. After I passed the 13,000 round mark in the 26 in about 2006 I stopped keeping track*. I put in much more range time back then. Most depts here requal 4 times a year.I just realized that people might read that post and conclude that I shot 13000 rounds out of my 26 during 2006. That is not what I meant. I had bought the gun in December 1999 and by mid 2006 was @ the 13,000+ mark through it. I was also shooting my 40s and 45s, 22s, 44 magnums etc but that little pistol went to the range everytime back then, no matter what else I was shooting. That frequency of practice will get a person proficient.
*Shortly after that I had numerous other guns to be shooting so the 26 got less range time than it used to.
If you practiced with proper technique yes.My brother was not shooting dismally, I just was well practiced at that time. After I passed the 13,000 round mark in the 26 in about 2006 I stopped keeping track*. I put in much more range time back then. Most depts here requal 4 times a year.I just realized that people might read that post and conclude that I shot 13000 rounds out of my 26 during 2006. That is not what I meant. I had bought the gun in December 1999 and by mid 2006 was @ the 13,000+ mark through it. I was also shooting my 40s and 45s, 22s, 44 magnums etc but that little pistol went to the range everytime back then, no matter what else I was shooting. That frequency of practice will get a person proficient.
*Shortly after that I had numerous other guns to be shooting so the 26 got less range time than it used to.
So if I were to buy a little gun like the one I shot in California, and practice with it a LOT,
I too would become an expert shot, at least with that gun ... Cool. :litigious:
My brother was not shooting dismally, I just was well practiced at that time. After I passed the 13,000 round mark in the 26 in about 2006 I stopped keeping track*. I put in much more range time back then. Most depts here requal 4 times a year.I just realized that people might read that post and conclude that I shot 13000 rounds out of my 26 during 2006. That is not what I meant. I had bought the gun in December 1999 and by mid 2006 was @ the 13,000+ mark through it. I was also shooting my 40s and 45s, 22s, 44 magnums etc but that little pistol went to the range everytime back then, no matter what else I was shooting. That frequency of practice will get a person proficient.
*Shortly after that I had numerous other guns to be shooting so the 26 got less range time than it used to.
So if I were to buy a little gun like the one I shot in California, and practice with it a LOT,
I too would become an expert shot, at least with that gun ... Cool. :litigious:
How old were you when you stopped pooping yourself?I don't recall. The hippocampus doesn't really develop for most people well enough to have long term memory past about 4 years old IIRC from Psychology.
You like seals, then? :include:Harbor Seals are my favorite marine mammal.
7mm Rem Magnum, some of the 160 gr BTSP have .556 bc and the 175 Grand Slam have a bit less but bc is still good. Great for for killing any game animal in the lower 48. My older brother has a Browning A bolt in 300 Win Mag though which is a very nice gun. IIRC you have to get up to about 200 grains to match the bc of 7mm 160 BTSP. OTOH that 200 grains will probably get 2900 fps @ the muzzle with Retumbo or some such.
7mm mag or 300 win mag?
You like seals, then? :include:Harbor Seals are my favorite marine mammal.7mm Rem Magnum, some of the 160 gr BTSP have .556 bc and the 175 Grand Slam have a bit less but bc is still good. Great for for killing any game animal in the lower 48. My older brother has a Browning A bolt in 300 Win Mag though which is a very nice gun. IIRC you have to get up to about 200 grains to match the bc of 7mm 160 BTSP. OTOH that 200 grains will probably get 2900 fps @ the muzzle with Retumbo or some such.
7mm mag or 300 win mag?
You like seals, then? :include:Harbor Seals are my favorite marine mammal.7mm Rem Magnum, some of the 160 gr BTSP have .556 bc and the 175 Grand Slam have a bit less but bc is still good. Great for for killing any game animal in the lower 48. My older brother has a Browning A bolt in 300 Win Mag though which is a very nice gun. IIRC you have to get up to about 200 grains to match the bc of 7mm 160 BTSP. OTOH that 200 grains will probably get 2900 fps @ the muzzle with Retumbo or some such.
7mm mag or 300 win mag?
By "lower 48," do you mean the 48 continental United States? :seal:The term you are looking for is contiguous dear. You have a good vocabulary so I believe that was but a minor slip of the brain. :cbc:
Talking about Seals and big guns in the ame post? Shame on you. They will not like this attitude back at the commune. Very un-new age, man. :asthing:Sorry. :-[ It won't happen again.
By "lower 48," do you mean the 48 continental United States? :seal:The term you are looking for is contiguous dear. You have a good vocabulary so I believe that was but a minor slip of the brain. :cbc:
Yes, hers talks just fine. Yes her does. <pats head condescendingly>By "lower 48," do you mean the 48 continental United States? :seal:The term you are looking for is contiguous dear. You have a good vocabulary so I believe that was but a minor slip of the brain. :cbc:
Continental is how we say it in New England. :zoinks:
Yes, hers talks just fine. Yes her does. <pats head condescendingly>By "lower 48," do you mean the 48 continental United States? :seal:The term you are looking for is contiguous dear. You have a good vocabulary so I believe that was but a minor slip of the brain. :cbc:
Continental is how we say it in New England. :zoinks:
Is there a question hidden in there or are you just bumping your post count? :apondering:
By "lower 48," do you mean the 48 continental United States? :seal:The term you are looking for is contiguous dear. You have a good vocabulary so I believe that was but a minor slip of the brain. :cbc:
Continental is how we say it in New England. :zoinks:
By "lower 48," do you mean the 48 continental United States? :seal:The term you are looking for is contiguous dear. You have a good vocabulary so I believe that was but a minor slip of the brain. :cbc:
Continental is how we say it in New England. :zoinks:
The continental US would also include Alaska, since it's on the same continent as the 48 contiguous states. Maybe the term originated in New England before Alaska became a state?
You're in New England, cbc? Nice area? lol
You're in New England, cbc? Nice area? lol
But of course. New England is the cradle of democracy. :M
lols!You're in New England, cbc? Nice area? lol
But of course. New England is the cradle of democracy. :M
Uh, Athens (although technically it was a republic)? New England is the cradle of rebellions.
You're in New England, cbc? Nice area? lol
But of course. New England is the cradle of democracy. :M
Uh, Athens (although technically it was a republic)? New England is the cradle of rebellions.
You're in New England, cbc? Nice area? lol
But of course. New England is the cradle of democracy. :M
Uh, Athens (although technically it was a republic)? New England is the cradle of rebellions.
New England is also the cradle of maple syrup, clam CHOWDAH and awesomeness! :headbang2:
You're in New England, cbc? Nice area? lol
But of course. New England is the cradle of democracy. :M
Uh, Athens (although technically it was a republic)? New England is the cradle of rebellions.
New England is also the cradle of maple syrup, clam CHOWDAH and awesomeness! :headbang2:
But it's a shame you can't find Boston Cream Pie in Boston.
Clam Chowder? lol
You seem to be a knowledgeable gun guy. In your opinion, what is the ideal carry piece?For extreme concealment combined with some degree of hitting power, a Ruger LCP in 380 is a good choice @ 12.2 ounces loaded with 7 Remington 102 grain Brass Jacketed Hollow Points is about the same size as a lot of circa 1970s - 1980s 25 ACP pistols with double the bore diameter and bullet weight. Here is mine next to a Smith & Wesson 642-2 38 Special +P.
Surely, he'll say, for what purpose & at what range?He did say carry piece. That pretty well ruled out rifles, shotguns and 454 Casull chambered revolvers.
Yep, but I know enough, from reading & watching Westerns, etc, to know there'd still be quite a choice of handgun available! As you covered so well. lolsSurely, he'll say, for what purpose & at what range?He did say carry piece. That pretty well ruled out rifles, shotguns and 454 Casull chambered revolvers.
Surely, he'll say, for what purpose & at what range?He did say carry piece. That pretty well ruled out rifles, shotguns and 454 Casull chambered revolvers.
You're welcome TA. :thumbup: Yeah a DE is a pretty stupid thing to try carrying around on a daily basis. Weight aside they are not very reliable. I bet he was stupid enough to try shooting full power 357 mag loads in the 340PD as well. :lol: At least the first shot or two.
I'm glad I live over here, where people don't carry guns around, personally! :lol:
I'm glad I live over here, where people don't carry guns around, personally! :lol:Well not me. If i found an intruder rifling through my knicker drawer i would much rather pump him full of lead, than ...say...oh damnit what options do i have...oh i could hit him with a wooden spoon!
I'm glad I live over here, where people don't carry guns around, personally! :lol:Well not me. If i found an intruder rifling through my knicker drawer i would much rather pump him full of lead, than ...say...oh damnit what options do i have...oh i could hit him with a wooden spoon!
Actually i guess a frying pan would be good too, i need to put it to good use i spose.
Ouch? Never heard of that one! Weird, huh?
I'm glad I live over here, where people don't carry guns around, personally! :lol:
Why, so I don't shoot you? Or so you can't shoot me? lols
I assure you, either of you could kill somebody with a karate chop to the throat. But you should have heavy pans & sharp kitchen knives, if they make you feel better able to defend yourself, around, anyway! :lol:GTFO of my ask away thread. Take you fucking spam elsewhere.
Just how many guns do you have? That's appropriate!
Oooh. Sorry. Just the number? Rifles & handguns?
Oooh. Sorry. Just the number? Rifles & handguns?As MLA has stated asked and answered.
*jumping up and down with hand in the air*
"Excuse me Sir, but just how big is your arsenal?" :eyebrows: :eyebrows: :eyebrows:
What happened to my call-out thread, then?You don't have a call out thread.
Well, whatever the term is, you know the one? It started so well, too!
*jumping up and down with hand in the air*
"Excuse me Sir, but just how big is your arsenal?" :eyebrows: :eyebrows: :eyebrows:Six in51 or 52 at this time.
*jumping up and down with hand in the air*
"Excuse me Sir, but just how big is your arsenal?" :eyebrows: :eyebrows: :eyebrows:Six in51 or 52 at this time.
I see what you did there, even good Catholic girls hear stuff on the bus! :angel:
Huh? ??? I just started posting thinking it was another thread.
*jumping up and down with hand in the air*
"Excuse me Sir, but just how big is your arsenal?" :eyebrows: :eyebrows: :eyebrows:Six in51 or 52 at this time.
I see what you did there, even good Catholic girls hear stuff on the bus! :angel:
Good Catholic girls should not be understanding what they are hearing on the bus. :M
*jumping up and down with hand in the air*
"Excuse me Sir, but just how big is your arsenal?" :eyebrows: :eyebrows: :eyebrows:Six in51 or 52 at this time.
I see what you did there, even good Catholic girls hear stuff on the bus! :angel:
Good Catholic girls should not be understanding what they are hearing on the bus. :M
He was going to count them by location. Six in the living room, 2 in the dining room, etc. ::)
Perhaps he was going to type 6 in + the top bit :o :oI'm teasing! lol
6 in = normal, i believe. You would only really need a bigger one if your missus has a chuff like a wizards sleeve >:D
Sorry for posting in your thread PPK, i need toBad bodie. :zoinks:
contain myself :CanofWorms:
How long have you been a bull dyke truck driver? Did you leave the IBEW, or have you been moonlighting?
Not sure. Can't answer out of fear of the Teamsters. :hide:
How long have you been a bull dyke truck driver? Did you leave the IBEW, or have you been moonlighting?
:laugh: Meadow Muffin is a zoo chimp throwing feces.
How long have you been a bull dyke truck driver? Did you leave the IBEW, or have you been moonlighting?
:laugh:
I wonder if Meadow really thinks PPK is a woman to call him a bull dyke truck driver?
Noxious cunt!!
You're out of the closet...you can thank me and if you don't like it you shouldn't have been stupid enough to fuck with me. ASSHOLE!!!Here's another snack for you Bonzo.
fuck off with your shit-ass pictures, ppk:finger:
damnit...i was looking for a thread without Meadow in it.
Hey Bruce, you can get a bb gun here in the uk, or a water pistol, spud gun etc.. :zoinks:
damnit...i was looking for a thread without Meadow in it.
Hey Bruce, you can get a bb gun here in the uk, or a water pistol, spud gun etc.. :zoinks:
Or if he was Superman he could jack-off and shoot sperm bullets.
Didn't superman himself move faster than a bullet, though? :dunno:
Didn't superman himself move faster than a bullet, though? :dunno:
Yeah, he moved superman fast and swallowed the evidence?
Didn't superman himself move faster than a bullet, though? :dunno:
Yeah, he moved superman fast and swallowed the evidence?
I vomitted in my mouth just a little :zombiefuck:
OK, so, how do I become superman, exactly?
Um, we're taking over PPK's thread, btw?
Ah. Sadly, I wasn't born on Krypton, anyway. Any other way to become superman? lulz
Sounds simple enough.... It's sure managed not to happen yet, though! No magic wand?
Ha, ha. Is that helping you?
What fighting sport do you like watching?MMA but I haven't watched any matches for a few years.
Other TV or films you like, then?Be more specific than that.
What other TV shows do you like? Or films? No idea how/ why that's not specific enough.I don't get why you are asking about "other" tv shows. "Other" than what?
I suspected the Beach Boys were biaised! What happened, then, with that woman, sounds good?This ^^^ is an example of an improperly phrased question Bruce.
What fighting sport do you like watching?This is an example of a properly phrased question. Instead of wondering "What happened when? Relative to what? With that woman?" all I have to do is let Sir_Les know what my favorite fighting sport is, or if I was squeamish, like GA, I could have answered "I don't like violence, it reminds me of when my lunch money was taken."
Ha, ha. Is that helping you?
No, I tell you, it's a scam, I still haven't got my magic wand.
You are a gentleman Sir_Les.Ha, ha. Is that helping you?
No, I tell you, it's a scam, I still haven't got my magic wand.
Patience my lovely lady and I will deivery you a nice magic wand and all that comes with the package :-*
I suspected the Beach Boys were biaised! What happened, then, with that woman, sounds good?This ^^^ is an example of an improperly phrased question Bruce.What fighting sport do you like watching?This is an example of a properly phrased question. Instead of wondering "What happened when? Relative to what? With that woman?" all I have to do is let Sir_Les know what my favorite fighting sport is, or if I was squeamish, like GA, I could have answered "I don't like violence, it reminds me of when my lunch money was taken."
If that is the case he will have to phrase it better. I2 can be Bruce's English As A First Language immersion course. :viking:I suspected the Beach Boys were biaised! What happened, then, with that woman, sounds good?This ^^^ is an example of an improperly phrased question Bruce.What fighting sport do you like watching?This is an example of a properly phrased question. Instead of wondering "What happened when? Relative to what? With that woman?" all I have to do is let Sir_Les know what my favorite fighting sport is, or if I was squeamish, like GA, I could have answered "I don't like violence, it reminds me of when my lunch money was taken."
My guess is that Bruce wonders whether you are still with that sweet woman who was born in Nebraska and you met in Utah and if not, then why not?
The lotto results come in and you realise that you have a winning ticket and collect. You have .... I dunno....$6 million. What would you do with that kind of cash?Give my parents 20% of the after tax amount. Buy a house. Buy a nice car but not ostentatious, donate to St Jude's, donate to Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. Budget the remainder to last 35 years, visit France, Dubai, Anak Krakatau. Continue working 3 to 6 months a year as an electrician.
Anybody'd think it wasn't! Are you still with the woman you met or what happened, is that better?No, for reasons I won't go into we went our separate ways.
Original Law and Order rocks. I don't like the spinoffs as much though.I agree. Jerry Orbach was my favorite on there. He was a very good actor.
Angie Harmon. It has had a lot of turnover in two decades.
Yes, I have watched a couple of times. It has Sasha on it to.Angie Harmon. It has had a lot of turnover in two decades.
Have you seen Angie Harmon in her new show, Rizzoli & Isles ? :nerdy:
What are your favorite films?Once Upon A Time In The West, Videodrome, Hellraiser, Hellraiser Bloodline, Lord Of Illusions, Dodgeball, Another Day In Paradise, John Carpenter's Vampires, True Romance, Last Of The Mohicans, Mystery Men, American Psycho, Das Boot (German w/subtitles), Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon (in Chinese w/subtitles), Killing Zoe, Braveheart, Gallilipoli, Beyond Rangoon, The Hunger, The Man From Snowy River, Resident Evil, Playing God and So I Married An Axe Murderer are all what I consider great movies in their respective genres.
Ha, ha. Is that helping you?
No, I tell you, it's a scam, I still haven't got my magic wand.
Patience my lovely lady and I will deivery you a nice magic wand and all that comes with the package :-*
Ha, ha. Is that helping you?
No, I tell you, it's a scam, I still haven't got my magic wand.
Patience my lovely lady and I will deivery you a nice magic wand and all that comes with the package :-*
So, I should keep on with taking those blue pills? :tard:
Quite a mixture, for those I've seen/ heard of, of that list; I'll have to get Hellraiser Bloodline, not having heard of that before. By Resident Evil, do you mean the whole series of films?I through III were good. IV sucked. I will watch the next one out in October because I like Milla as Alice.
PPK have you seen "The Lighhorsemen? If you like Gallipolli and Man from Snowy River i think you will like this one. :)No. I will try to keep that title in mind though. I just read a synopsis of it, sounds good.
The Blue pills, as in, those supposed to help your sex drive?
Cool, great to still have a gift that carefully picked for you.70" or 178 cm.
And.... How tall are you? :eyelash:
Cool, great to still have a gift that carefully picked for you.70" or 178 cm.
And.... How tall are you? :eyelash:
And you are 5'0" :hahaha:Cool, great to still have a gift that carefully picked for you.70" or 178 cm.
And.... How tall are you? :eyelash:
Stop trying to be European, you are 5'10" ! :hahaha:
And you are 5'0" :hahaha:Cool, great to still have a gift that carefully picked for you.70" or 178 cm.
And.... How tall are you? :eyelash:
Stop trying to be European, you are 5'10" ! :hahaha:
strange I always figuered him to be 8 foot tallCool, great to still have a gift that carefully picked for you.70" or 178 cm.
And.... How tall are you? :eyelash:
Stop trying to be European, you are 5'10" ! :hahaha:
Do you believe in god?No. I am atheist. I was 7 when I decided all that church merde is not for me.
A few times I noticed you referring to Taize, how did that community get your attention?My last full day in London was a Sunday a couple of weeks before Christmas. Shortly after dark in Trafalgar Square in front of the 30' tree that the city of Oslo gives to London every year a choir sung a nice version of Oh Holy Night and wrapped up their performance and headed across the street to St Martin Of The Fields. I followed and because I have an interest in religion went into the church thinking I would be attending an Anglican service.
A few times I noticed you referring to Taize, how did that community get your attention?My last full day in London was a Sunday a couple of weeks before Christmas. Shortly after dark in Trafalgar Square in front of the 30' tree that the city of Oslo gives to London every year a choir sung a nice version of Oh Holy Night and wrapped up their performance and headed across the street to St Martin Of The Fields. I followed and because I have an interest in religion went into the church thinking I would be attending an Anglican service.
When one of the assistants came around handing out leaflets I mentioned not being Anglican and asked him if that would be a cause for heartburn. He responded that it was a Taize service and all are welcome. The service was not about condemning non believers to hell or purgatory or any other such shit. The premise of Taize is that god is love and wants people to be kind to one another.
After the service when I got home I looked up more about Taize and found that it had been founded by a Protestant named Frere Roget in 1940. In 1940 he rode a bicycle from Geneva to a town called Taize in the nominally free Vichy Republic where he set up shop and hid jewish and other refugees from the fascist government for two years before the French Gestapo issued a warrant for his arrest. At that point he went back to Switzerland for the duration of the war as his effectiveness had been destroyed and he would have only been a hindrance to the underground.
In 1944 he returned to newly liberated France to again set up the community (the community, not his community, he did not want a cult of personality). The thrust of Taize teachings was and is focused on love and trying to get along. On August 16th 2005 Brother Roget was stabbed to death by a mentally ill Romanian woman. Brother Roger was a man of strong conviction with the balls to risk his own life to help others. :viking: :viking: :viking: I am not inclined to believe in invisible friends in the sky. If I was I hope I would be part of Taize. http://www.taize.fr/en (http://www.taize.fr/en)
That turned into a long ramble. :-[
I paid out of pocket for a Shrink who works with the UCSF Autism Clinic who was recommended to me by an employee of the UC Davis M.I.N.D. Institute. I did not want any dx I might to be in anyone's computer network and possibly fuck with my employment prospects. She declared me definitely on the spectrum, but too high functioning to be Asperger's.
I attribute it to the fact that I was 48 years old at the time and that I may very well have been the oldest high functioning person on the spectrum that she had met up to that point. Kanner's was pretty much what most of the English speaking shrink community was familar with until Dr Lorna Wing translated Dr Asperger's work into English in the early 1980s. I have made a lot of stupid mistakes in my life and try not to repeat the same mistakes. I do believe aspies learn from experience even if some things take longer. Finding a Dr that was even willing to meet with someone my age was a PITA. Also some autistic people I have met at the M.I.N.D. Institute are way spazzier than I ever was. Others seem to me like they may be able to adapt and get a decent job eventually. I recall getting paired up with an 18 year youngster for an exercise of describing things to each other and observing his nervousness and spazziness got me to thinking that I may have been like him at that age.I paid out of pocket for a Shrink who works with the UCSF Autism Clinic who was recommended to me by an employee of the UC Davis M.I.N.D. Institute. I did not want any dx I might to be in anyone's computer network and possibly fuck with my employment prospects. She declared me definitely on the spectrum, but too high functioning to be Asperger's.
Cassanova, I find that absolutely intriguing as I have never, not even once, heard of anyone with a diagnosis like that, but I guess I've also never looked. Would you care to share your major struggles or what particularly made you 'too high functioning' to be declared Aspergers? Is your sociability learned? (Via things like studying body language, reading texts on expressions, rapport, etc.)
I completely understand the not wanting to be in anyone's network for employment prospects. Did you have a profession in mind, or is it just the over-arcing stigma that comes with certain diagnoses that has left you (justly) paranoid? However, I have learned two things 1. Certain diagnoses can make you more apt to attain certain jobs I am interested in... Profiling and such. And 2. That I can walk in and walk out eventually with whatever diagnosis I please anymore, because I know generally more of what they (the psych*s) are looking for than they do in most cases. Have you ever attempted this?I am an electrician, Journeyman Inside Wireman, and had been doing so for 11 years when I met her. Prior to that I built exhaust treatment units for the semi conductor industry, worked on aircraft and submarine electrical systems and did some shit jobs in between. My Union Local is a fucking hen party. McJ might tell you the same about his. :dunno: I was not looking for a dx per se just a professional opinion as to whether my suspicions were correct. Other than knowing for the sake of knowing an informal dx does not provide any monetary or other tangible benefits. I have a defined benefit retirement, a 401A and another retirement from the International aside from SSI when I retire.
Was gonna read but hold on fuckface, I forgot my notebook.That's okay. Sound it out if you need to. :hahaha:
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What has one head, one foot and four legs?
PPK should come back.
I miss him a lot. :(
Do you think he likes BB?
Do you think he likes BB?
Yes, I've PMed him on Facebook with some of the series-based videos and stuff from my thread,
and he was already familiar with them. If he were here he would post in my thread. :heisenberg: