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Sweet! I'll bet that shoots smooth as silk! Any failures in those 100 rounds? Recoil must be light as a feather.

You were supposed to duck and weave! I got kicked in the head while down once, so ducking and weaving didn't work for me. But I might have received a black scalp. Dude sucker-tackled me from behind at a full run. Fortunately, I have a thick Swedish skull. Got up after he dropped kicked my head...

Black guns are great. Mine all received their reparations.

That was my darlin' Clementine.

You can get some cheap gold grills on Ebay.

Fueled up at COSTCO in Missoula before heading home. Pumping some serious fuel there. I counted at least 20 vehicles there at one time, and the number never decreased. 20 vehicles all fueling up continuously for the entire day. Rat race!

Thanks, very kind of you to say. All is good!

That there's one sweet looking pooch!

Thanks BassCliff! We're back and she's doing well. Be sure to put those old crowns under your pillow tonight.

He said he's voluptuous.

Nice pearly whites!

And they often act frustrated when I have to ask them several times to repeat themselves because I didn't understand them...Like it's my fault. :mad:

Sitting in a motel in Missoula, MT right now. Wifey had a procedure done yesterday and I'm bringing her home today. Missoula doesn't have a much of a Brad Pitt river running through it vive any longer, as much as it has hordes of idiots from blue states. Bumper-to- bumper traffic all day long...

I like it!

A .32 caliber Sharpie?

YES! Quite some time ago I was also telling my wife how I absolutely couldn't understand why anyone would complain about gas prices, when it means the security of not only our nation, but globally. I'd feel embarrassed to complain about such a thing. I certainly don't like paying more, but tough...

May I have shoulder to cry on? Yeah, do I miss my cherry red 1967 Chevelle SS, 396, Holley 750 spread-bore carb, 4-speed, Hurst linkage, Cessna landing lights as high beams and rear air shocks? %$&#&&@@*(! YES, I DO!

Sweet memories of all those cars! When I first retired from the Navy in '98 and cash poor. I found a like new, low-mile White Bobcat hatchback with a red interior for $1,500. I must say, that car was fun, and the only issue it had were the brakes. Mechanics could never get the rotors trued for...

I have firsthand knowledge of that second warning. And a doctor's visit.