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HayesGreener said:
Don't know, but they'll make the dog get up and leave the room
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My daughter has a dog that lets one loose, looks at his hind end and growls at it. It's freaking hilarious. Speaking of funny things dogs do, back in the 70's I had a friend who owned a black lab. He had an odd habit. We were enjoying a party at the owner's home, a bunch of young Navy corpsmen, men and women. We were all sitting in the living room, drinking beer, listening to some great 70's music on an actual RECORD PLAYER (BTO, Peter Frampton, etc.). My friend's lab decides to place himself in the middle of the living room and begins humping the air. We were all busting up and told my friend that his dog was using all the oxygen in the room. He wasn't that amused and took his pooch away.
 
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Hi,

I just got back from a wedding. It was a joyous and beautiful occasion. The happy couple are missionaries to Guatemala that my church supports. The bride is from here, her husband is from there. They both came home, with his parents, for a while so they could tie the knot with family and friends. May God richly bless their marriage and their work. We really miss Kerri. She also served on the worship team at church and has a voice like an angel.

Now I'm going to meet Mrs. BassCliff and the grandkids for an evening of fun and frivolity while the parents are out of town. I love my job as Grandpa.

Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
 
BassCliff said:
Hi,

I just got back from a wedding. It was a joyous and beautiful occasion. The happy couple are missionaries to Guatemala that my church supports. The bride is from here, her husband is from there. They both came home, with his parents, for a while so they could tie the knot with family and friends. May God richly bless their marriage and their work. We really miss Kerri. She also served on the worship team at church and has a voice like an angel.

Now I'm going to meet Mrs. BassCliff and the grandkids for an evening of fun and frivolity while the parents are out of town. I love my job as Grandpa.

Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
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YUP! Life wouldn't be as sweet without grandkids. Mine are all teenagers now. I tried to make sure they had fun with me and maybe learn a few good things.
 
BassCliff said:
Hi,



We played a little basketball today in the driveway. Grandpa's still got a couple of moves. The 10 and 12 year olds weren't all that impressed. :p But we had our fun!

Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
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we had a thanksgiving day tradition where we'd play basketball.........well just the guys did............now no one gets together anymore............well as my cousins go since we are scattered across many miles.........it was fun when we were kids.
 
Just got back from some field time

Finally got some decent weather for a walk-about in the hills for elk/deer.

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Didn't see anything where I went but the road hunters were out in force while I was up on the ridge.

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On the way back I stopped at a convenient spot with a nice Cut-bank to do a break-in function shoot with the new 22TUC.

Used 100 rds of CCI Stinger (1640 fps) since that was recommended but brought some CCI Uppercut (950 fps) to see if the slower stuff would wok after running the Stingers thru it.

The Stinger ran 100% with very little recoil but a noticeable fireball out the muzzle, & not surprised by that. Then ran a mag of the Uppercut & discovered that it was at the bottom-end of the required power level for the 22TUC. Two FTE but the rest of the mag went well.

I managed to chew up a stab that was sticking up on the cut-bank at 5 yds.

Cleaned the 22TUC up & into CFB games the rest of the day.

So right now my defensive rd for the 22TUC will be Stingers but if I need to do a coup d'grace on some downed-but- not-out game animal I'll have some standard velocities for the tip-up barrel.
 
TEXASforLIFE said:
we had a thanksgiving day tradition where we'd play basketball.........well just the guys did............now no one gets together anymore............well as my cousins go since we are scattered across many miles.........it was fun when we were kids.
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I'm one of 7 kids with an army of cousins. Back in the day, our Thanksgiving routine was to walk to the school playground and play a game of jungle-ball, tackle-loco, or smear the queer. Then we'd go home all muddy, bloodied, and tired. Sometimes missing a tooth or two. AAaahhhhh the good ol' days!
 
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