gregintenn

Danger IS a relative thing I reckon.

No idea.

I just don’t go where the bears are.

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45-70 BFR!

I smoked a Boston butt for lunch today. Our house seems like the place to go for Sunday lunch. The older son and his wife came. The younger son brought his girlfriend and her little sister. We try to have plenty because you never know who’ll show up. No idea about tomorrow. We might go for a long bike ride and stop by a restaurant.

Nice, but you won’t get that screw out with it!

You got it, brother!!!

I’ve lost like 3 months of sleep over this, and a lost key is the best you can come up with??!!!?????

I’d love to have a nickel for every time somebody claimed they were cleaning their gun and it went off.

It is small and 1911ish. Both great qualities.

I’m no intellectual giant by any measure, but somehow I’ve made it nearly 50 years with the knowledge coffee should be hot and have somehow refrained from pouring it on my crotch. I expect the same of other adults.

Didn’t do ya much good though, did it?

Overalls give me a wedgie and chafe my nipples. Also, I don’t think they look good with Red Wing slip on Pecos boots. Aside from these misgivings, I would wear them religiously.

^^^Pure Horsechit!^^^ Coffee should be hot. Don’t pour it on yourself. The end.

I simply wouldn’t want a job where I felt the need to lie to keep it.

That’s a little more sophisticated than I would have expected. Sounds like they are beginning to organize.

These protestors are paid and professionally organized, and the media casts them in a positive light. If pro gun folks went to the capitol and protested, the lead news story would be about an armed insurrection. Do you have any idea how many Jan 6 protestors are still sitting in a jail cell and haven’t yet had a trial?

Personally? No.

I thought the technical term for it was “dingus”.

Lying cops? No way!!!

I liked those old Fords too, but the cold hard truth is the new ones have twice the power, burn half the fuel, and are infinitely less maintenance intensive.

But Toyota wasn’t an option.

Just say no to skinny jeans!

I remember taking a buddy to buy a new 89 F-150. He wrote a check for $8900! That was a basic truck. Rubber floor mat. 300 straight 6 and a 5 speed manual transmission.