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Agree.

If the wife and I go out for a nice meal, you better believe I'm going to have a beer with my ribeye. And my J-frame in my pocket. Just like driving, you better know your limits.

I used this years ago in the truck I had before the one I have now. It worked great for me. But I don't know what the cost of one these days. https://www.ravelco.com/

Another reason why I use a sticky holster...

My other EDC is my VP9SK, that I sometimes pocket carry in a sticky holster also.

I do the same carrying my J-frame in my pockets of my shorts.

That DesertTech WLVRN is something I never knew about, and seems very interesting to me.

Schumer should really concentrate on his upcoming real life family. You know, his soon to be cellmate Tyrone.

Maybe a T & E (traverse and elevation mechanism) for a machine gun.

Cam shaft gear.

Abbott and George Strait have worked together in the past on relief efforts for Texas disasters. And since Texas democrats have fled the state because they are cowards, no state legislation can be conducted on Texas flooding relief measures until the chickens come back.

I might write two checks a year, if even that. So it's pretty easy to keep an eye on my balance online. And of course, the very few times I need to write out a check, I struggle with it because I've long since forgotten how to write in cursive! lol

The A/C went out last night. My buddy owns an A/C company and has one of his techs coming out later today. They did a "band aid" fix to it a couple of weeks ago, just to hold out until a new coil that was ordered would come in. The new coil has not come in yet. I'm hoping the tech can "band aid"...

You're my hero! Can I be your long-lost son also? I know there are others in line, but I could be such a good boy!

I'm sorry that you have a sad retirement. No offense, but I will try my hardest to never let what your retirement has become to fall upon me. And I don't think that will happen.

I had to do the double take on those mags myself. Thought it was wet Tupperware at first!

My last words on retirement. If you choose to be miserable from/or during your retirement, then you will be. It had always been my goal to retire by 62. And I planned and worked for it that way. As things happened, I decided the best bet for me was to retire while I could at 59. Holding out...

Then I'm a happy slacker and love it! I've nearly lost my life several times in my working years because of certain careers and am crippled because of it. I'm loving the freedom of not having to punch a clock and worry about pleasing idiots above my pay grade.

Whoa there Skippy, speak for yourself! I'm brand new to this retirement gig, but I'm loving it and wish I could have done it sooner! belladonna, don't listen to this demented individual (I'm not calling anyone names, so I don't need a snitch saying I am calling names). Retirement is the cat's...