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Play stupid games, win stupid prizes!

Guess pitchin their stupid rectums over the rail would be going a little overboard!

I used my Desert Eagle in 9mm.  Instructor said he had never seen one used before.  Sadly my oldest son claimed it,looking for another.

Never met a cookie I didn't like. Except possibly gingersnaps. I managed to choke them down though, times were tough.

That would be a great combo for a child or grownup.

I have plenty of ammo. Now I just need to get enough guns to shoot it in!

So here I am, Mr Domestic, making cookies to take to a Christmas party at work tomorrow. Everything is running like silk until, "add 1 cup chopped pecans". No problem, whole sack in the freezer, wife says so, must be true. Not so much, if they are in there, they are buried. Oh well, taste pretty dang good anyhow! What is your favorite Christmas cookies? These were going to be Chocolate Chip with nuts, now they are chocolate chip. Or if you are really fancy they are called Toll House Cookies.

I had a Keltec that would happen to. I think it was the way the spring would compress in the magazine. Occasionally it would bind or kink a little when compressing. I took the magazine apart and cleaned it and lightly lubed it even though it looked fine. Worked well after that.

What are you trading for the 92?

I am thinking Alcohol was Involved.

Love bacon. Dang sure don't want to smell like it all day.

If you take a can food donation it will knock $2 off the entry fee.

Interesting follow up thread. I think Tripledigit sized it up pretty well!

I have an electronic lock on mine. I just had to replace the battery in it after 6 years. Only problem so far.

Currently we have 4 rescue cats and 3 rescue dogs. I wish I had more space!

Chocolate Zingers for the win!

Eh, I think they own Little Debbie brand also?

Pretty sure Weight Watchers would give me the boot for that one!

Looks like fun to me. Bet that sucker is a real handful to keep the front end pointed where you want it.

You should be able to find Semichrome at a good hardware store, or most motorcycle shops carry it.

Any kind of gun oil or sewing machine oil. Something like Rem oil will work. You probably won't get it all off, but you should be able to make it less noticeable

Try one of the Scotch Brite pads made for scrubbing pots and pans with some oil. Lowes and Home Depot sell more abrasive ones in the paint department for paint stripping. Use oil and light pressure to polish it up. Take your time.

The spots look like a little corrosion. Probably going to need an abrasive pad and some oil to clean it up. Go slowly and don't get to aggressive with it.

Sitting here trying to come up with a response, basically speechless!

Eggnog!