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Today we went to Owensboro to the Bluegrass Hall of Fame and Museum. They have a room in there with a wall full of top shelf instruments you are welcome to pick up and play until your heart's content. I found one I fell in love with. I swear it was marked Martin OM-38. I cannot find anything about that model with a google search. Perhaps it was an OM-28. They are pricey. There was a young boy in there who could play any instrument in the room. I played with him for a while. He could sing too!

It’s right above the part that says you are allowed to own a musket.

How much did it cost? Figure up your part of it and I'll personally reimburse you.

Apparently they are elected to investigate one another.

http://www.lebanongunshop.com/services.html Sir, the Lebanon Gun Shop offers reloading courses. I'd be happy to show you what I know, but it'll be a week or two before I have much spare time. Also, I'm probably an hour from you.

Not a Baptist wedding I presume.

You are an economical guy. Do you like 1911s? I have a GSG 1911 22. It is as fun to shoot as any handgun I’ve ever handled. I think you can buy a new one for about two hundred bucks. I suck as a pistol shooter, but can routinely ring a four inch gong at 50 yards with mine shooting cheap bulk federal ammo.

I will be able to collect a pension which would be roughly half my salary.

Can I sue congress for confiscating money from me and pizzing it away?

You know what? That never crossed my mind until you said it.

Thanks for the great advice. You guys have hit on my dilemma. I do not intend to sit at the house and look out the window. I do not intend to continue working the same job for half of what I'll be paid to not work there anymore. I also do not intend to work somewhere else for half the pay. I really need to decide on what I want to do. I toyed with the idea of opening up a hydraulic shop, but a guy near here has recently opened one up. Oh well, I'll come up with something.

Looks like quite a bargain on a Colt Government Model here in the classifieds.

Thanks for the advice, guys. It appears it worked out without any further trouble once he saw I wasn’t budging on paying the closing costs. All I had to do was sign a paper and take his money.

I’d sign a paper saying I’d never collect a penny of it if I could quit paying it today.

My wife and I have made it a priority to save for kids’, education, retirement, and bought term life insurance. We’ve done this since we’ve been married.

Social security is nothing but an onerous farce in my opinion. I do not count on ever seeing a penny of it. My employer will pay me roughly half my salary once I reach 30 years of service. They will also provide health insurance at that point. I have to pay 20 percent as I do now.

It would be part of my retirement package. Guys, I said I intend to retire before I am 50. Social security is a fairy tale to me.

I fear I'll face the same thing, but do not intend to work for half what I'm currently making. (That's what it would amount to when I reach retirement eligibility.)

I think, barring an unforeseen catastrophe, I have my ducks in a row to retire before I'm 50. Anybody else here retire early? I'd love to hear your story and any advice you'd care to share. I expect I'd be bored, and will find something productive to do, but look forward to turning this page in my life.

Should work great. PPU makes a good deer round as well.

Do they really taste like chicken?

Definitely not a cat's head.

Very sorry to hear this.

You do not understand. It would be like drying the Atlantic Ocean with tissues.

Maybe David should scrub the site content every spring.