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BlaineG wrote:And there they were, standing toe to toe and glaring at each other a foot away....

Heh, heh, I think you "nailed" that one Blaine. As Sherlock would say, "the quarry is a foot"!

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I can imagine the fuhrer that this couid cause in the "politically correct" circles, but it doesn't put me out of mein kampfort zone!

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Thought you guys might enjoy this. (I'm sure Joe Miller will!) Keep Christ in Christmas and have a safe and happy new yyear my friends! http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=kKd ... =endscreen

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Is that reel, or is somebody line? Somethin' smells fishy here. (sorry, posted that just for the halibut...c'mon Blaine, get on net!)

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Good ideas above! (What a great forum!) But if those don't work... ...You could always send it to Pitchy!!! :wink: Old No7 When the compressor gives out, I'll send it to Pitchy and see if he'll turn it into a '32 Ford Coupe for me with a 427 big iron...I'd just about bet he could do it! :shock: :lo...

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Good ideas above! (What a great forum!) But if those don't work... ...You could always send it to Pitchy!!! :wink: Old No7 When the compressor gives out, I'll send it to Pitchy and see if he'll turn it into a '32 Ford Coupe for me with a 427 big iron...I'd just about bet he could do it!u :shock: :l...

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Thanks gentlemen, I think it's fixed! I'll know fer sure in a day or so. Man, this is a great forum full of great people! I knew I could count on y'all. That would really frost me, too. Ice think you could contact a repairman. (sorry :P ) No need to apologize punmaster Blaine, you'll not get a chill...

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P.S., if your roof leaks like mine, when you're out getting toothpaste, ya need ta guitar for yer roof!

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The rain's been really drumming here, so folks here are moving at cut time! No rests on the sheet for now!

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I have recently acquired a used refrigerator in excellent condition that cools (and freezes) wonderfully. The only issue I have, (more of a nuisance than anything, really), is that there is water coming into the refrigerator somehow. It is apparently dripping from the left rear of the refrigerator c...

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We shouldn't let kids watch symphonies or big bands. There is too much sax and violins. This can onlly lead to Treble!! :P :lol: Sir, on what do you bass these assertions? Is this a concerted attack on certain instruments of mass destruction, or are you merely a mouthpiece for the liberal left, tru...

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Can't say nuttin'....stones, glass houses, etc. good luck!

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RustyJr wrote:Ya beat me to it OS. But what does that kind of "pi" have to do with a refrigerator?

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Uh...lemon icebox pi?

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Griff wrote:Blaine/Slimster,

Mast ye go on, if yer not carefall, someone'll lower the boom on yer crosstree and set ya adrift!

Aye matey, forgive me for branching off topic. I wouldn't want to driftwood I? Please don't make me walk the plank over acorn-y pun or two!

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Steve and pricedo, I would think that there would be some way to make the new mag tube work in the old style receiver. If the hole was too large to thread out for the new tube, it doesn't seem to be so much difference that you couldn't use a helicoil for the threads. Those are some pretty handy thin...

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BlaineG wrote:Don't bark at me, Slimster....

Cedar ya go again! That's tree times now! What the elm I to do?

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Alright Blaine and slimster. I was smiling as I read all that. But when Blaine wrote, "...and stick with me", I laughed out loud! LOL! Y'all crack me up! :lol: :lol: bogie I hear you, Bogie. I don't know why Blaine chose toothpick on me tonight. Maybe he was just twigging out. I guess we ...

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The first 454 Rossi that I had was one of the blue ones with the old style loading tube. I didn't have a problem with it, but the guy I sold it to has. I wasn't aware that the early ones didn't have the tube threaded at the receiver end. Steve, can the new style be retro-fitted? The stainless one I...

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Gee Blaine, willow lay off? Ya got me pegged wrong here buddy and are hammering on me for no reason! I know she's a real peach, and the apple of your eye. I ain't dissin' her, just sayin' I'd be speechless! I'll tell ya the plane truth, I thought I'd go see her myself and it ended up all that happen...

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The first 454 Rossi that I had was one of the blue ones with the old style loading tube. I didn't have a problem with it, but the guy I sold it to has. I wasn't aware that the early ones didn't have the tube threaded at the receiver end. Steve, can the new style be retro-fitted? The stainless one I ...

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Great post. This is one of my favorite music genres. There are some good ones performing now, but I sure did like the "old timers"! Surprised nobody mentioned Johnny Bond.

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BlaineG wrote:I want to meet Sarah.....

Wood you really, Blaine? I'm knothole heartedly convinced that I wouldn't just lumber around with a plank look on my face and saying nothing!

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Way cool. It does kinda look like there could be six toes in that picture. Also looks like there was some kind of additional pad behind the toes in the "ball of foot" area. Thanks for the pics. (I'm surprised Blaine hasn't posted an "arch" comment yet!)

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Like many here, I too think the added bolt safety is unnecessary, but choose to think of it as a pre-drilled hole for one of Nate's bolt mounted peep sights!

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Hey, where's Blaine when you need him for a topic like this? This ain't no sleeper! I guess I'll have to throw a log on the fire in his absence, if y'all wont make me feel like a fifth wheel. If a lot lizard got too rambunctious, that would be pretty handy to fender off with. Mabye Blaine or someone...

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Those are true works of art. Beautiful craftsmanship! Thanks for showing them.

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:cry: I guess Slimster got tired of going tit-for-tat.... :o No sir, Blaine, I truly enjoy these exchanges (no matter how pun-ful they may be!) I just hope no one feels we're being irreverent pec-ing on Ms. Jane Russell (who I truly admired as an actress) in this thread too much! I tell 'ya, I felt...

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Well, this could be attributed to faulty mammaries, but if I recollect correctly, she bought toy cell phones for her grandkids so they could send platex messages to each other!

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Atta' boy Blaine, I knew we could count on you to nip things right in the bud!

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I'm with 'ya on that, Blaine. Some have said of her career that in later years, things began to sag some, but I, for one, don't believe she ever had to resort to padding her resume'!

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BlaineG wrote:
BlaineG wrote:IIRC, she did some uplifting advertisments on TV......

Cross your heart, Blaine?...Could you maybe illustrate a couple of the high points of her TV ads for us?

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Ji, it's great to hear from you! I too am praying that your back will soon be as good as new, and you will soon be able to enjoy shooting, fishing, hunting, and paddling around in your canoe again. Our thoughts and prayers are with you my friend.

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My daughter called me today and informed me that my hotmail account has apparently been hacked, and she has been recieving a bunch of spam e-mails. I know that I have some of you here on my contacts list. If anyone has recieved any wierd stuff from or linked to me, please accept my sincere appologie...

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Rusty wrote:Then when you get to the new Testament you'll find out that the Apostles were car buffs.

They were all in one Accord.

Rusty, weren't there cars long before the New Testament? In Exodus, God drove Adam and Eve out of the Garden of Eden in a Fury.

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Ohm my gosh, Blaine, watt are you saying? Here I've been all this time thinking that the Bible was about electricity, with Moses making arcs and Jesus being refered to as "King of the Juice" and all...

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Beaker, I'm sorry to hear of your difficulties. It seems like you are keeping a wonderfully upbeat attitude, and I am adding my fervent prayers that everything turns out ok!

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Man, billboards must be rough for some people to have to see! I sure do miss your posts Terry, so please don't make a stranger of yourself!

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Sorry, I just can't see that.... My friend Di optered for the TriFocals. Let me frame my comment differently. Those are great, but I've focused my interest in another direction. Prolly a little short-sighted, but that's just how I charted it out for me. Maybe I should contact a professional. Blaine...

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awp101 wrote:Blaine's cornea-ness finally get to you?

Nah, I was threatened with fifty lashes if I didn't reply! Plus it lens a different perspective to things.

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Well, y'all know I'm not one of those who pince-nez's his nose at these types of things, but to avoid making a spectacle of myself, I think I'll put a lid on my reply!

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A whole lot going on here and haven't been logging on much lately. Been reading up on back posts today and noticed that it's been a while since madman 4570 has posted. I hope all is o.k. with him and his family!

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Nah, Blaine, it was Sue. Sousaphone operator for Ma Bell. Sue also says it's hard to march on when you have allegro numb on ya!

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Here, Jay, this might be some helpful info for you. http://www.cruffler.com/legal-June-00.html I also have an old "Small Arms Review" issue around here somewhere with a great article in it about setting up a Trust specifically for title 2 weapons. I have no way to scan it, but if you want ...

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Got to admire this guy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlMz2sCDCA4 I hope I have the gumption he has if I'm ever in his situation.

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Found this really interesting thread on another board and figured some of y'all might like it. http://shootersforum.com/showthread.htm?t=66362 Apparently DRC can make the 45-90 work in the later model 336 based 1895 action!

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Thank you all for your prayers and understanding. They surely help. Sunday, when I got the call, I drove to his home and met his oldest daughter and nephew, (Donnie's son) there. Did ok when there was plenty going on. Yesterday, all the memorys hit me hard. I have so many memories of the family, and...

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I have not been able to spend very much time with y'all here on the forum lately, due to spending a lot of time dealing with my good friend, Mark, who has been dealing with some very serious health issues here lately. Yesterday, he went to his reward, and I am very much saddened by the loss. Guys, h...

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Thanks for the replies so far guys. I have never cast a bullet yet, so I do have a lot to learn, and this input is a big help! I am not much for paper punching, I'm more into busting stumps, clods, or other targets of opportunity of various sizes, and at random ranges. I wanted to be able to reprodu...

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BlaineG wrote:

I have NOT left the house all day.....because there's no place like gnome...

Blaine, are you sure you haven't been down to dwarf with your new drift boat?

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Guys, I've about decided that I would like to get into bullet casting. The caliber that I would like to begin with is the 30-30. I'm interested in creating bullets that would be suitable for both reduced plinking loads and factory equivalent loads for hunting use. I kind of like the Lyman 311041 173...

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