Jeb48

BAR, John M. Browning's Automatic Rifle

I agree in general, when I was working I invest every payday automatically. Did it through the 2000 crash just changed what I was buying to get more diversified since I had way too much tech. Was already retired during the 2008 crash and my asset allocations and diversity let me sail through with no lost sleep. The waiting I was referring too is some people wait for dips. If the chart can be believed the dip may have a few months to go. Being retired I don't have new money to invest but do have some cash on the side from doing some asset rebalancing. It may stay on the side but if the dip is big enough I will need to rebalance assets again.

The Rocky Mountain Rangers

1911 Mais Motor Truck with Canon

Thought this was an interesting chart. Might want to wait a few more months of down before jumping back in if the chart can be believed.

Not sure you could kill a rat with .22 shot. Went from running the rabbits out of the brush for my Dad and his friends when we were hunting at about 8 or 9 to carrying a pump up pellet gun to a single shot .22 with bird shot. Shot a bit at close range and it sit there looking at me like why did you wake me up and then ran off. Graduated to a .410 the next year then a 20g.

My son is the knife collector in the family. I was sorting some old slides earlier this week and found a picture of him at his 9th birthday party where he received his first pocket knife. I sent him the photo and he said he still had it but would have to do some digging to find it after his last two moves.

I assume a movie shot. Anyone recognize the movie and actress? Bonus for IDing the rifle and revolver.

Ready for a bike ride in Chicago.

My kind of State Trooper

If I actually got out in the woods much anymore I would probably take my S&W Governor also, loaded with with a couple of .410 and the rest in .45 Long Colt. Thought about buying some half moon clips so I could do partially .410 and .45acp but decided I would probably not use them. #Defender - Try shooting your Governor after dark with .410, looks like a flame thrower.

We bought our second house towards the end of Jimmy Carters time in the White House. I don't remember the exact rate but 13% sticks in my mind. I think we refinanced 3 times over the years till we got it down to around 6%. We always continued paying the same monthly payment as when it was 13% and we were paid off in around 12 years.