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^^^^^^^^ Didn’t even know she was being stupid, these people are so insulated from the reality surrounding them.

That would be Waseca, Minnesota. Herterville if you will!

Chinese steroids, what could go wrong. Co worker was heavily into the body building scene decades ago, healthy as a horse. Heart problems caught up with him too. Just like smoking, the health problems aren’t coincidental.

Spring before the bugs is a favorite. Fall after a hard frost, again skeeters. I’m actually pretty good with winter, easier to walk on the lake. Summer? Not so much, indecent exposure charges still on the books, “you can’t wear a Speedo to the mall regardless of temperatures” skinny *** judges...

I try to keep the larder stocked, and a couple months living expenses. Depending upon the level of disaster I would decide how to respond.

I used to have fun with video games. Got busy with life and didn’t keep up. My kids got an Xbox one Christmas, well dad was going to show them what boar ate the cabbage. Cue carpel tunnel, took about 20 minutes for my forearms to go to sleep. That’s when 3 girls found out dad wasn’t invincible...

This Gerber has been hunting with me for 40 years now.

Are you by chance creepy looking. 😁 I’ve got a buddy who has a strange compulsion to inform me every time we meet that he’s carrying today. “Pants on gun on” is my response, I think I’m supposed to give him a knuckle bump or something.

I saw one of those recently in Bozeman, MT. That sir is a nice low key flex.

Dealer told me there were none available yet at the distribution level. They are labeled as limited production, I guess I wasn’t ready to take a chance they would be gone before they were available. I have holes in my safe due to waiting for limited supply to show up on its own.

Ordered a Marlin 1894 Trapper, in 10mm. Not what I thought my PCC would be, but here I am.

I was hoping a .327 Fed would make an appearance. This is very nearly as good though. 10mm 1911 plus an 1894 in 10mm. I guess I will continue to blaspheme against the laws of nature.

If it all goes sideways, pallets of liquor will be a valuable resource.

I’m thinking this one qualifies.

Having been snooping around, thought I could more formally introduce myself. Saw you were from Southern Illinois. Left IL in ‘96.

The car is a ‘66 Ford Galaxie 500. 289 w/ automatic transmission, power steering and brakes. The plates arrived this week. I had wanted C-5. My wife preferred this. She claims this is my new girlfriend hmm thought the quote would be attached. Anyway…

Absolutely, 10 yrs ago I was mildly pursuing a BMW road bike. A bit expensive and a bit too proper for lack of a better term. That last bit was both attractive and repulsive at the same time.

Interesting, I told my wife we needed an ice cream truck! The guy that sold it told her to make sure I took her out for ice cream.

I’ve always entertained the idea of owning a classic car. I’ve owned 3 Mustangs from ‘67 to ‘95 and a couple Thunderbirds over the years. They were pretty much by necessity drivers. Recently I’ve gone pure classic with no reason but pleasure to get it out. Nothing exotic, but it has the vibe.