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Been there, done that. I wouldn't wish one of those nazi asshole gestapos on my worst enemy. If anyone says HOA, run and run very fast.

They already have tried with the confederate flags.

1911 pistols, M60s, Husqvarna 572 chainsaws, my 2005 Dodge Cummins.

That was a great show.

Where is that? Looks too much like a photoshop to be real. Yup. At least two a day.

Years ago it was big chainsaws and big wood. After a few close calls it's now smaller saws and smaller wood (occasionally.)

When I lived in Sequim I shot at Kitsap Rifle Club. Nice ranges.

Or The Raid on Entebbe.

Woman in sight. Take immediate evasive action.

Yessir. The jet jockeys do have their place.

Welcome to the loony bin.

Sounds to me like she kinda draws the line.

Life member since 2018. Great investment.

That ain't no pacman, son.

I used them for my 3 safaris and had excellent service. They handled everything from the outfitter in RSA to my taxidermist here at home. All the shipping, paperwork, customs, delivery to my taxidermist. Any questions or concerns and they were on top of it.

Ever notice that real people take their coffee plain and simple without all the pollution?

He is risen and He shall return.

Make mine hot, black and strong like in the logging camps. "If you can't float an axe on it it ain't coffee, it's dishwater."

Yeah. My daily comic strip.

USNMCB 3 Okinawa March 1961. We were mounted out and sent "south" aboard an AKA (attack transport). Found out two weeks later upon return to Okinawa we had been circling just out of sight of the Vietnam coast locked and loaded. A Seabee battalion, a Marine battalion and 30 ton of small arms...

Uh, what do you call that? A moolk or an else? Stoose or mag? All kidding aside, it is quite unique.

Hmmm. We side with Israel. They don't like Israel. Wonder how that will affect US citizens hunting there.

Times like that I put my First Sergeant's hat on and really ream myself a good one.

Disappointment figures into every hunt. I wanted a warthog in the worst way on all three of my hunts. Did I get one? No, and only saw a couple. The good side is that it's an incentive to go back and nail one. I think that is part of what keeps the flame burning.

I grew up hunting and always carried some kind of firearm, mostly a 22. As I got older I hunted to put meat on the table. Then into 3 gun competition. All of which honed my skills and I guess prepared me for my first safari. At that stage I think you could call me a shooter. I had a list of...

She did.

Our neighbor down the road would do that. He'd search for his glasses. They'd be on his head but he couldn't find them so he put on another pair and end up wearing both.

I do know them and what they mean and taught them in many classes. I said they should not supplant (replace) the "Duty, Honor, Country" motto amd that they add some detail. I served 1960- 66 and 1975-2000 and retired in 2000.. 30 years, 6 months and 8 days.

I don't like it. I'm not a ring knocker but did serve 30 years as enlisted. We always taught "Duty, Honor, Country".After all that's what the mission of the armed forces is. To serve honorably and protect our country. "Duty, Honor, Country" says it all. "Army Values" is included in the three...

I know that one. My oldest daughter was like that. We had to be explicit with everything. If we told her to be home at a certain time from a date or something she'd be home but sitting out front in the car with the date. She had to be told that being home meant being in the house alone. Every...

Maybe it's just me but this whole govt forced covid shot thing stinks of the nazi mengele and his experiments on people. "Never mind the consequences, let's see what happens and how much money we can rake in."

I have a 6.5 cm and like it--for what it was designed for. I took it to Africa on my last hunt and used it for small pg: springbok and impala and it worked perfectly. For anything bigger I used my 375HH. Use the right weapon for the job and don't try to be the hero because more often than not...

Bingo!! The "investigations" yielded what they wanted it to.

I have enjoyed your experiences posted on these forums and look forward to many more. Hang in there, buddy. You CAN and WILL beat this thing. It can't keep a good man down.

I discovered Cummins diesel in 1991 when I bought my first one and have never looked back. Best move I made in trucks and I'm on my third and probably my last one. Old 05 pre all the garbage and it just goes.

I believe it is due, in large part, to all the additives and preservatives in the food we eat today. That and the inactivity of kids today. When I was growing up we had pt in school and chores and work at home. Of course this was back in the good old days before tv, video games and junk food...

It's not so much getting into a girl's pants as getting the girl out of her pants.

That's a great one for telemarketers.

That's a real bargain for the cargo.

An old army bolt action rifle using ball ammo which punches a small hole and not a very big exit wound. Not nearly enough to do the damage that was caused. And multiple rounds so close together at a moving target just doesn't smell right. I doubt Oswald was that good a shot.

I was teaching a builder's math class at Port Hueneme Naval Station. About halfway through the Chief came bursting through the door and hollered ,"The President's been shot! Secure your class and everyone is dismissed. Go home. " You could have heard a pin drop and we all held our breath for a...

I have always had a sneaking suspicion that jughead johnson(LBJ) was involved in that. I don't think Oswald was smart enough or had the resources and connections to pull it off by himself. And johnson sealed all info until after his death and even then not much came out. Too many unanswered...

It is what it is.

The UN needs to disappear. They are completely useless. Kinda like the league of nations which flopped.

Terrorist cells strategically placed??

It's OK as long as you don't lean lefty.

How many recognize or remember that?

Little Rock.

Yeah, someone would lose a nice kickback.

I think part of it actually goes for defense materiel, servicemembers' needs and training. But a fair share also goes into contractor pockets just as in any business and not into the contracted items. $400 hammers, multi hundred dollar anything you care to name which goes for a fraction of that...