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I know just what you're looking for, I haven't found any in NE TN either. My wife and I always had one when we would go to visit her Mother but have not had many reasons to go to Indiana since she passed. I almost ordered what I thought was the same thing in Johnson City and luckily I mentioned to the friends with me that I was surprised to find it on the menu and they were quick to tell me it was not what I was looking for and when I asked the waitress she assured me it was not what I wanted but thought it sounded good.

The Germans were getting desperate towards the end of the war.

I have an outside antenna that pulls in something like 82 channels of which around 30 are unique and have something worth watching once in awhile. I feed the antenna to a quad tuner on my computer and use Plex to record and store shows so I can skip commercials. Plex is free but if you want a TV guide you pay a monthly/yearly fee or you can get a lifetime membership that is around $100 but they have sales all the time, I think I paid $69. I set it up to record current and some old favorites, you can set it to record show but not to duplicate so if you just ignore it for awhile you can get a complete series to watch when ever. I also have a basic Hulu subscription without ads that is $13/month and a Netflix subscription for one TV at a time, standard resolution, don't remember the cost but it is their cheapest plan. I also have Roku and watch some of their free stuff. I have an old computer computer hooked to my main TV so that allows me to stream from lots of web sources. Uncle Earl is one of my favorites, lots of old tv shows with no commercials. Not the best resolution but good enough. Recently started watching the free stuff on Peacock. Biggest problem stuff is scattered all over so it is sometimes hard to find the show I want.

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A female cattle rancher in old west Colorado, around 1890

I use a notes program on my Mac called MacJournal and its corresponding app on my iPhone. They can be synced together. Since it is on my computer (as well as iPhone) it gets backed up as part of my normal weekly backup schedule and monthly backup that gets kept in a fireproof box in my gun safe. I just keep a simple list with serial number and a few notes about the gun.

German communist being executed by firing squad in Munich in 1919

Jim Dempsey with Vickers gun ( New Zealand)

Thanks MP5, I knew someone should know the answer.

Battle of Flanders

You guys are letting me down on name that gun slinger

You know the game, name that actress and movie, bonus for revolver ID.

This story doesn't really fit but I think it applies. An NRA instructor I know and have taken two hand gun course from told this story at the last course I took from him maybe 10 years ago when I was still in Western NY. He was early middle age and in good condition so that is the part that doesn't really fit. He was leaving a theater in downtown Rochester with his wife and kids after dark heading for their car on a dark street. Three shady looking guys changed direction and started heading towards them. Now he looks like someone you don't want to mess with but they probably figured 3 of them and he is with his family. He made a quick decision and just slid his coat back showing he was carrying. They instantly changed direction away from them. He ended the story by saying by NYs stupid gun laws, what he did would have been considered brandishing and could have gotten him arrested but he made the decision that taking that chance might save shoot one or more people.

Somua MCG-4 artillery tractors on the military parade in 1934

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RIP Steelharp.

Look for the smoking gun