Sylvester

Thanks Don, I checked mine and all is good.

Scott you know I am praying for all of you now. I also pray that his pain is minimal and his spirits are high.

All I can say is Amen, you said it all.

Puc, gonna send you some pics to post here for me tomorrow. Keep an eye on your email.

Dang Jeff you are hardcore North aren't you? Maybe the Yukon would better suited for you. And your WWW maybe wouldn't hit too far south. I for a fact love mowing gorgeous green grass and I have 4.5 acres of it to cut weekly. Takes me 2 hrs a week and is the most relaxing time during the week. I use a very powerful 60" 0 turn mower and it is fast, therefore the short time.

Wordy as usual, but you know I love you, brother.

You ever do something in life and NOT take a picture? I am not a picture taker except for something to document an event or circumstance. Years of construction created many pics but once they went off to the company archives they were trash. I think it is great that you do this but how in the heck do you find them again?

Drums are a testoserone for men. I have a 100 rnd. drum for my AK47, and loaded it is HEAVY and not useable shooting off hand. Actually it is too heavy to cradle and fire. Only good use is with bipods. I keep it for future sale value. Even with the 30 rnd mags it is a handful. I use 10 rnd mags and that works for me.

What is the VR FB page? More info needed.

Yes but I saw Puc's pictures of the slush and with the temps up, that should be gone.

Not much activity on the Watering hole and after looking at weather across the northern tier it is nice. In my very Sherlock Holmes mind I can deduce people are enjoying life again. I am happy for all of you out doing spring plantings and cleanups.

Really missed the spiked boots, the AK 47 I have, seen many punctured tires and I now have home generator so I didn't miss much, I guess. Thanks brother. Is this a weekend event or whenever?

You will fit right in at Charlotte, they have it all (LGBTX). Don't come to the west of Charlotte very far, folks here about don't cotton to girly men.

HEY YOU, yes you the freeloader the bucket and boat are free. You need to get your own paddle. Got to take some blood pressure meds.:bang head::sign67:

So what did I miss while in deep sleep?

Get your own map and go to Lake Wylie SC., then float south down (south is opposite of north) the Catawba river until you hit open water. At that point I don't care anymore since you are out of MY country you socialist. You can even go to Puerto Rico if you want. Remember to keep bailing water as you go, that stuff could be the death of you.

Remember, Puc, I was a whooollleee lot younger then. It is in the seventies here now with clouds and thunder storms and I am cold.:rain2:

Looks cold Puc, that river ride I planned for you is in warm temps.

I have never shot either but I have shot a 19 Glock that my son owns. Did fine by me. Last .40 I had was a Browning and it was nice. I have thought about a Glock 19x or a 17 but I have a Bersa Thunder Pro 9 HC that I really like and it is acurate and comfortable and 18 rounds. Reminds me of the early Henry lever action..."load on Sunday and shoot all week long".

Light that Weber grill and make like summer. I did that back in Nebraska when I got tired of the winter.

Lots of memories came alive with you chopper pics, Puc. My first build was a 47 hardtail with a hot bored 74ci, twenty two inch wide glide front end and the obligatory rear drum brake only. Went fast and rough but look for a runoff lane when braking. I think it gave me permanent back problems. Before that I did a 65 Bonneville custom that really caught peoples attention.

I am beginning to believe that Puc was born bald. That dark hair really show off the skin. Love the look of Tippy though, a stunning beauty for sure. Great pictures of a time long gone.

Big question-did you fire the two ARs yet and if so how was it? need to know:whistling:!

That looks like good shooting land to me. And it didn't cost you $3500/acre.

To busy working on my farm to watch TV, so I didn't see it.