Snaveba

Welcome aboard. Become a benefactor. It’s not too much, let’s you post items for sale, and helps keep this forum going.

There must be a “mom” out there who needs a nice Marlin for Mother’s Day.

This is a nice JM Marlin model 336 R.C. made in 1967 so no cross bolt safety. It is chambered in .30-30. The wood is in very good shape and the bluing is still strong. The bore is shiny, and the rifling looks sharp. It has had a sling stud added to the stock and there is one on the fore end band. It is missing the front sight hood. It currently has a Williams Peep sight attached. I am asking $800 $750 without the peep sight. If you want the peep sight, $850. $800 $750. I have decided to keep the peep sight for my 44Mag. I can post photos without the peep sight if wanted. Located in Nashville, for sale to folks 21 and older who can legally own a firearm. TN license or HCP flash. More photos upon request.

I know this is no consolation, but imagine if you never came into her life. I assume from your comment about her biological mother, that you and you family took her in and gave her a loving home. I hope and pray that a remedy for her ailments can be found and it works. You and your family have already made a huge difference for her life.

If I remember correctly, my first computer was an IBM PC junior. It served me well at the end of high school and then I think I took it to college briefly.

My BFs mom growing up was a school teacher and his dad a college professor. I remember her bringing home some little computer at some point (had to be the late 70’s) that pretty much would let your code Basic. It used a cassette tape player for a hard drive. his dad did get a Mac when they came out to work in his book. (English history professor at Vanderbilt)

That was always my assumption. John “Johnny Rotton” Lydon

WEVL is my favorite radio station. As soon as I am in range, it stays on in the car/truck until I am out of range.

Prayers to you and your family. I hope the doctors are wrong.

To continue the theme of tasty Memphis restaurant below is a photo of what I’m eating as I drive back to Nashville. Whole wings from uncle Lou’s on Millbranch.

My wife still uses the other one AOL generated for me.

When I got my first email on AOL, I tried and tried to find something unique but everything was already used. I finally put my initials and last name in backwards (A)nthony (B)riggs Evans and came up with snaveba.

That may be true, but there are A LOT of folks who regularly take something like Prozac with no negative psychological effects.

Beef liver, I can agree. But there is just something about chicken entrails……

This Beretta was an auction win I didn’t expect to win. I’ll go $550. It’s what I have in the pistol.

That one was on my way to and from the office back in the late 90’s when I lived in Memphis so I have eaten there a good bit.

That one is on EP Blvd, south of Graceland. I’m working over near the Allen Fossil plant and had to run to FedEx by the airport. I had to have some livers and gizzards.

It’s not Buc-ee’s, but I can’t come to Memphis and not sometimes hit this place for fried Gizzards and Livers or maybe the steak (CFS) sandwich. Am I the only one who likes this old Memphis chain?

Dude, I like the way you are thinking !

Come on, someone needs this pistol. Daddy needs a brand new (old) lever gun (or at least needs to pay for one) (I might have a problem)

The Beretta is actually for sale.

Bathrooms, we don’t need no stinking bathrooms….

You obviously have a better digestive system than me.

Well, the brisket breakfast tacos are much better than brisket sandwiches.

This is an Italian made 1954 Beretta Model 1935. It is in very good shape for its age. It has matching numbers and does not have any import marks. It includes one original magazine and a leather holster. The holster is old but not Italian. $500, located in Nashville. For sale to persons 21yo and legal to purchase and own a firearm. TN DL or HCP (preferred) flash.