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I might be late to the party but has anyone else read it. I'd heard people talking about it when it first came out but at the time, didn't really have time to sit and get engrossed in a book. Recent events convinced me to finally read it and it was down right scary. Anyone with any understanding of human nature could see how things in the book are very realistic. I've got the other two of the trilogy and am hoping they are as good. Off to buy some tin foil

A three-judge panel for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit ruled Tuesday that the federal ban against 18-20-year-olds buying handguns is unconstitutional. https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/07/13/federal-appeals-court-handgun-purchase-ban-for-18-20-year-olds-unconstitutional/

No, but you do get a participation trophy

That make sense to me.... It would be near impossible to write stories about people who didn't get the vaccine, didn't get COVID and didn't die from it. No one knows who they are

One of those names you can't remember but a face you can't forget. Remarkable unknown accomplishments at link. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/william-smith-dead-laredo-rich-man-poor-man-1234979961/

Actually, the only wieners I buy anymore come in packages of 8 (Nathan's) but like hipower, growing up it was normally bread instead of buns. A pack of buns and a loaf of bread cost about the same and there wasn't any money to waste.

I know this is borderline political but I'll post it anyway. Mods, feel free to delete. "Now we need to go community by community, neighborhood by neighborhood and often times door-to-door- literally knocking on doors, to get help to the remaining people protected from the virus," Biden said. https://www.foxnews.com/media/biden-admin-door-to-door-coronavirus-vaccines

Happy 245th America. And what would the 4th be like without God, Country and a little Lee Greenwood

Worthwhile read : https://www.soundingsonline.com/voices/drowning-doesnt-look-like-drowning

Their meat supplier ??

I ran across this tonight. Maybe it will help.

I grew up in NE Oklahoma and all the BBQ around there was beef, even over in Tulsa. I didn't realize people BBQ'd anything else until I joined the Navy. BTW, most of our cattle ranches were Angus so I couldn't get too excited when everyone started fawning over Angus beef.

Just having Chicago and New York on their list ruins their credibility

All I say for sure is they were 3". I've never had any 2 1/2". As for the brand........whatever the sporting goods store had. I joined the Navy in 1962 so there wasn't much of a choice back then. All I can remember is 3" high brass #6.

I grew up in northeastern Okla. and we had the same trees as you. All I ever hunted small game with was a single shot Iver Johnson single shot .410 that my dad got as a well used hand-me-down around 1920. He told me that somewhere down the line, it had about 3" cut off the barrel. I concur with Luckyforward on the ammo. "For those who don't like the taste of squirrel" I didn't realize there were such people

........and rings the doorbell. https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/missing-dog-rings-doorbell-south-carolina-fireworks