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Ha! You said “erection”!

We just cut and seed them, rinse, and throw in a freezer bag.

I stand by it.

Now I did not mean to slur anyone. These folks are simply more aggressive drivers, and not as friendly as people here. I had absolutely no problem with anyone in Virginia, and did not feel unwelcome in any way. They are just different. One day, we went to a baseball game in Norfolk, and then on to Virginia Beach to see what is there and eat. Much to my surprise, the interstate went under the water for a mile or two. There's something you don't see in Tennessee!

Thanks for all the suggestions. It was an interesting trip. There are lots of things to do and see there. I found the people there to be of a different breed than what I am accustomed to. It’s always nice to see the “Welcome to Tennessee” sign along the interstate on the way home.

What a lovely place.

I have no doubt that is true.

Yeah....now maybe he will loan it out to us as needed.

You are a better man than he is, Doug.

I keep waiting for a lawsuit from a victim of a crime in a gun free zone because they were rendered unable to defend themselves. You think that would ever fly?

My mother in law has been over here all evening. That’s helped a lot.

It isn’t as bad now, but a while back, the Winchester stuff was simply unavailable. I’ve tried about every load I could get my hands on, but in my rifle, this is the only load that shoots this well.

I have a Savage 93G. It is a sporter weight, wood stocked rifle, and will repeatedly shoot sub 1", 100 yard groups from a bench with standard Winchester ammunition. You can buy a prettier rifle, (Kimber, Cooper, CZ, etc.) but it would be hard to find a lightweight 22 mag that will out shoot the Savage by much. I find it perfect for varmint control in my garden. I do not care for the price nor the spotty availability of the 22 magnum ammunition.

I first noticed it Monday. I went to the doctor yesterday. He gave me a steroid shot and some anti viral horse pills to take. He didn’t seem real confident as to their effectiveness. So far it has been tolerable, but I expect it to worsen. Hopefully it won’t.

I’ve had many cussing, challenges to fight, death threats, and looked down the barrel of several guns while trying to serve the good people of Tennessee. It probably explains my lack of desire to go out in public unless I have to.

I got em. I’m not old enough to have em. If you have any advice or magical cures, I’d surely be indebted to you if you’d share.

You’d be surprised.

Being a road builder, I just put that one on my must read list.

As I remember, he damn near leveled the whole town.

Wow! I can’t believe it’s been 15 years. That was a man with a grudge. I could surely sympathize with him, but the reasonable side of me thinks he’d have been better off spending his money on competent legal counsel.

Not at all. Plant a few hills. They will be producing in a few weeks.

LOL! You ever grow any cherry tomatoes? You’ll probably have enough cherry tomatoes with 8 plants to sell them commercially.

They are the 2019 AAA State softball champions. I'm proud to say the head coach is my niece. https://www.wate.com/sports/jefferson-co-high-school-softball-state-champs-for-first-time-in-school-history/2025683243

Let's get this started again. Mine is coming up better than ever so far, and due to the lack of rain, I've been able to keep it clean so far. I expect something to start eating on it anytime now. My neighbor's dog decided to live here about a year ago. She's beginning to discover that I want her to keep critters ran out of the garden, and is doing a pretty good job. I hope she keeps it up.

Looks like good work to me! If you don't have a sewing machine, I'd venture a guess that you have many hours invested in this rig.