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I was really expecting to read that you popped the balloon and hit 100% off.

"Fartin' horse will never tire, fartin' man's the man to hire."

That's so there's no fingerprints left behind for identification of the victims.

I just saw yesterday that Clive Cussler died.

Dusting here but I still encountered 3 wrecks in my 16 mile commute home because people drive like bungholes. The road is bare and dry, except where it is completely covered with blown snow. They fly along at 60 until they hit an open field and spin out.

I got one there that says TINY. With the proper 'motivation' it changes to TICONDEROGA NEW YORK.

Well, my Darton is a 1986 and I hunted with it from 1993 until this past fall. This year I broke down and bought a brand new Bear Vast. So about every 27 years or so I guess. I think there's something wrong with it though. It doesn't make any noise when you shoot it, there's no vibration, the arrows fly flat and they go so fast you can't watch them in like with my old bow!

We couldn't at one point though, right? Or did I just imagine that?

So can we buy online now again? I've tried to figure it out but get confused. Because I 've been wanting to try Boss shot shells but they only sell direct to the consumer.

Spelled 'ordinance' wrong.

I picked up book 6 of W.E.B. Griffin's The Corps series at a garage sale and ended up getting the rest. Only problem is I've read them enough that they're full of penciled edits for continuity issues I've run into. Nerd. Try Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors by James Hornfischer. I've read that 7-8 times and liked it so much I bought Neptune's Inferno by the same author. That's a good one too but I feel the Tin Can sailors is much more stirring. I'm into Terry Brooks for the fantasy type books. Found The Sword of Shannara on the side of the road when I was 15 and it was missing the last 30 pages. I had to pick up a new copy to finish it and have been hooked since.

I wonder if this will change crop rotation schedules with corn/legumes?

I have a bunch of the Patrick O'Brien books, but in random spacing. Haven't gotten around to filling in the gaps yet.

The Boer War by Pakenham, The Bear Went Over The Mountain by Grau, Marshal Zhukov's Greatest Battles (tough going there), Billy Yank by Wiley, The Bridgebusters by Cleaver and Excuse Me Sir, There's a Moose in Your Tent by Larry Weil when I need something light. I have to finish a few of these though because I got 6 new ones for Christmas that I'm itching to start.

Does it count if he drops them between the shot and when you start to field dress him? If so then I found my first set on the last day of rifle season.

I just have to say, that is much nicer looking than the stock, stock.

Where you guys get jammed up is you still think it's about crime. It has nothing to do with crime, it's all about control.

Do you measure length or height?

I have seen similar ones and thought they were cool and different.

They just started combining the corn behind me yesterday. They've been laying up in there all day and coming out into the fields after dark. Every morning there were piles of fresh tracks in and out of the corn from the night before.

There's a spot like that where I frequently see deer. Every time I walk out the door to head over there I eye my layout blind on the way out of the garage and think "Hmmmmm".

Sorry boys, I'm out. Sort of. In the last 10 minutes of the regular season I got a 3pt. Was a 4 but he had one broken off already. Then when I took hold of him they both came off in my hands! Now I know how Charlie Brown feels. One more day and he would've been a doe.

I'd be ok with... Oh, you said socks. Never mind.

Hands, shoulders, knees and toes, knees and toes...

I used a spade bit in my cordless drill.