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5 hours ago, ApexerER said:
It is scary where this country is headed. To us it is common sense but in the real world pretty darn close to 50% of the population is going to vote for one of these clowns.
And 50% will vote for the other clown. A shame that out of millions of citizens, we only get a choice between 2 rich people being controlled by other rich people.
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Man, what a find!
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I'm not an AR guy either, mainly because I think they're ugly as sin
I just can't find the appeal of black guns.
My opinion is that you can buy a really nice .410 for that money, but to each their own
Good luck!
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3 minutes ago, crappyice said:
My wife can’t even be on the same room when I pour a Laphroaig....too smoky for her to even smell!!! That’s what I drink when she annoys me!!!
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkMy wife says "Oh God, are you drinking your Bacon Scotch?" I prefer the Standard Ardbeg over Laphroaig, but I still really like the Quarter Cask.
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4 hours ago, Nomad said:
Who needs three watches .....
Here’s the bottle from euchre last Sat night .
I also like Hibiki , by Suntory when I can find it .
Forty Creek is good easy drinking cheap bottle as well .
I've got 4, I do like my Swiss Army watches
I've never tried the Double Wood, but I've heard good things.
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36 minutes ago, Pygmy said:
Old # 7..... I also like Crown Royal and some of the other blends...I can get by quite nicely with Black Velvet...
I like GOOD Scotch whisky, but cannot afford it, and cheap Scotch tastes like s**t...
Don't be too hard on cheap Scotches, there are some good inexpensive blends to be had. Teachers is around $20 a bottle and is delicious. Talisker is a great Island single malt, and Talisker Storm can be found for under $40. Empire Wine and Spirits even has the Lagavulin 8 for $40.
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No worries, I'm fine it this gets moved, just wanted to breath new life into a topic.
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2 minutes ago, crappyice said:
Wine and Booze - aka Saving the Beer thread
https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink/topic?share_fid=43457&share_tid=43758&url=https%3A%2F%2Fhuntingny%2Ecom%2Fforums%2Findex%2Ephp%3F%2Ftopic%2F43758-Wine-and-Booze---aka-Saving-the-Beer-thread&share_type=t&link_source=app
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkI saw that, but it looks like it hasn't been posted in for over a year.
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How many whisky drinkers do we have on here? I did a search of the forum and saw this topic pop up from a few years ago, so I thought I'd revive it. I myself love Scotch, especially Islay whiskies.
Though my go to for an everyday budget whisky is Teacher's Highland Cream, I've recently developed a taste for Tullamore D.E.W.
My favorite budget Islay is Lagavulin 8, but I would say the Ardbeg Uigeadail is one of the best I've ever had. If I want a real kick in the teeth, I go for the Ardbeg Corryvreckan.
What's your drink of choice?
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49 minutes ago, airedale said:
Been riding all my adult life, don't put on the miles like I used to. Today I lean toward older classic bikes that I like to tinker with. The top three in this list are gone, the bottom four I still have and ride a bit.
Al
Chronologically in order of acquisition.
1970 Honda CB 750
1978 HD Electra Glide
2003 Honda Valkyrie
1987 Honda CMX 450
1974 Honda CB 450
1974 BMW R 90/6 Airhead
1974 Honda CL 200 Scrambler
That BMW is gorgeous.
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10 hours ago, KMurph332 said:DRZ400s fun to ride go where ever you want but long rides are not comfortable thats for sure
My first bike was a Suzuki DR250, I loved and miss having a dual sport. It was fun to go trail riding, and then drive it home.
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1 hour ago, Dinsdale said:
Sweeet....
Bought my ride from another member here......
34 MPH (with some down hill assist)
You know, all of the tough guys riding crotch rockets laugh at me, but I don't hear them laughing when the light turns green.... and they get so far ahead of me that I just can't hear them anymore
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12 minutes ago, moog5050 said:
Texting drivers convinced me to sell my last bike (street glide). Its fun but a little too risky for me now. I am surprised that vespa pulls 70mph with you on it. I would be turning my head too. lol
73mph on gps, that's a flat stretch. Its most comfortable at 55 or so though.
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As I'm looking forward to spring, I'm not only looking forward to some kayak fishing, but breaking out my 2 wheeled ride. I'm curious who here rides, and what are you riding.
Now, don't be jealous, but my bike of choice is a 2010 Vespa GTV 250. I've had a few motorcycles, but this thing is the most fun I've ever had on 2 wheels. My wife "suggested" that I sell my bikes about 6 years ago, but after a trip to Italy a couple of years ago where we rented a Vespa for day, she allowed it would be okay for me to get one. One week later I was turning heads on my Vespa (maybe it was my 6'4" 250lb frame on a scooter that was turning heads).
Regardless, the things been solid for 2 years, have done some 8 hour rides on it. A year ago my wife and I took it up Equionx Mountain in VT, no problems, except stopping a few times to let the brakes cool off on the way down (just to be safe).
I always enjoy passing people at 70mph, it's certainly not something that they expect to be getting passed by. Additionally, coming from riding loud bikes, I do enjoy being able to hear my music/audiobooks while I ride. A helmet mounted headphone system was a great purchase.
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38 minutes ago, Biz-R-OWorld said:
Bring Back Ebola!
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkNo joke, when the Ebola pandemic hit, I was in the process of organizing a "Bowl-a-Thon" fundraiser for 4-H. It was hard to explain that it as "A Bowl-a-Thon" and not "Ebola-Thon".
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35 minutes ago, Robhuntandfish said:
So........if 40,000 people diagnosed with virus and 1,000 reported to have died from it. A 1/40 ratio doesn't seem good. Or something is off with the numbers reported.....
Are you insinuating that the Chinese government isn't a reliable reporting source?
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1 minute ago, Culvercreek hunt club said:
I carry a 6" stainless Taurus revolver as more of a backup. I have been wanting to take a deer with it but the opportunity never seems to present itself when I have it with me. The one I love to carry is my Encore 15" in 308 Win. I didn't take it our this year becasue of the Filed to Fork people I had out. I figured I'd be better served if I was needed for a back up with my rifle.
That is a sharp set up.
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I used to hunt with a S&W 29, 44 Mag with the long barrel. I killed one deer with it (when I had a red dot scope), and then missed several more after I took the scope off because I thought it looked better. I sold that gun after having it stolen in Illinois, ad then returned when we moved to NY. I don't remember which ammunition I used in it though.
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Now that's some tine length!
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I am a registered Democrat, and I no more support or associate with individuals like this than the average Republican would support or associate with David Duke. Please, let's quit casting the actions of the individual on the whole. Gun owners should understand the dangers of this better than anyone.
I'm just happy to see that no one was injured or killed by this despicable act.
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The rural communities in Illinois don't help themselves. One of the neighboring towns to my hometown recently had a coalition of started by folks from the 12 churches, that pushed the town council to not grant approval of a new liquor store, and pushed away a marijuana processing center that would have brought in hundreds of jobs. Yet those same people complain that new businesses won't come to town because of "the state". I don't regret leaving and coming to Upstate, we really love it here, though Vermont steals my heart every time I cross the border
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5 minutes ago, grampy said:
Don't have one in the Albany area. Definitely sounds like a place I could drop a little $$ on some quality stuff. Will have to check it out on my next trip to Rochester.
There's one up in Saratoga/Wilton if you ever travel north
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1 hour ago, wolc123 said:
At least there are a few positives from the high taxes and dysfunctional politics: 1) Less traffic on the roads (many without the gumption, patience, or money to stay in NY have already high-tailed it off to another state). 2) Less competition for available "free" meat (by that I mean fish and game) from able-bodied people. Retirerees don't put as much pressure on those resources. 3) The satisfaction of knowing that more of the money you earn goes to helping others than yourself. That one might not be all that handy here on earth, but will pay off well in the hearafter, and that lasts forever. 4) Lastly, I can take the cold a lot better than the heat, and could never survive South of about Gettysburg PA. For me, the weather here is almost perfect and better on average than any other of the lower 48 and I have been to most of them.
Coming from the rural part of another high tax state (Illinois) I can say that we see a lot more of the tax at work than what we did in southern Illinois. The roads a better, small towns have more investment, and there are many more social and economic supports available to those in need. Not many on this forum will appreciate the "helping people other than yourself" comment, but that's a difference of opinion. I agree with you though.
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Just now, Rattler said:
It is a satirical opinion piece, like the stuff you see on CNN and MSNBC. LOL!
You're a funny guy Rattler, did you just make that one up
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I'm pretty sure it would be the "First Husband". Not a big deal....