Ronald_55

Well everything is growing. Got a couple strawberries off the Alpine bushes, but nothing else so far. Have cucumbers on the vine and a couple squash. Tomatoes and peppers too. Monsoons we had right after we planted kept the beds a mud hole. Hopefully things have evened out now. Have a row of pumpkins down from the bed. Plus the purple basil that is everywhere. That stuff spreads like wildfire. I plan to top the beds off heavily with compost in the fall. Things just did not come together quick enough this year. Dirt we got was pretty much topsoil, but we grew more in worse growing up.

Thing is, If you didn't tell them and the box is not marked, you could be getting back issues of Knitting Monthly for all they know. BTW, I want to order ALL the guns you used to be able to catalog order. lol

Man, a bit late to do that at good deals. Maybe it will settle out some between now and then. Though I would have to try REALLY hard to shoot up all my ammo. Plus I don't even reload and I have bought some primers now and again just in case. If all else fails you can cast and load with homemade black powder.

I have a 39 Carbine (Nope, not a Mountie) , but it has a kind of ugly repairs from a previous owner. Project looks great. Love to see old guns saved.

From Goldfinger. Man How far holsters have come. Looks like my grandma made that from scraps. Interesting promo released before Goldfinger related to James Bond guns. Anybody else shoot matchsticks in their house?

I swapped mine to the shorter barrel. Has a very Sean Connery 007 vibe to me. lol

You can. I have the "Deluxe Range Kit" that comes with both barrels.

https://www.tngunowners.com/forums/forum/42-non-firearm-classifieds/

I just drop my stuff at Goodwill or the Habitat Thrift Store.

I like to say, as the size of the crowd increases, the IQ decreases. Even smart individuals can get caught up in the herd.

Shooting is sobering. It can happen anywhere. You are slacking @BCR#1

An example of being able to do whatever you want with reloading. I wish I had the time. Reloadable .22lr CENTERFIRE brass https://www.rccbrass.com/22-long-rifle-center-fire/

Oh I see lots taking advantage of tgat if they feel they can get away with it..

So what I see is that this is Funny Sh!t.....

At a former employer, we commonly refereed to those as "unintended features" much to the dismay of the programming staff that shared the same space. LOL Sad thing was that I had as much of a programming background as any of them because they all were 20 somethings. So when i sent in a ticket related to software issues, I often attached a breakdown of where it happened in the code and a sample of how to fix it. That just got things done quicker. Not that I ever got thanked for it.

At least with a regular knife someone gas to get close to me. I have a chance to defend myself.

That last one, at first glance, looked like a horse to me. lol

Check out Troyers in Limestone. Had about everything the couple times we have been there in the last month. Just get there early. Plus you can order a 60lb pack of chicken great if you feel like working that much up. Takes a few days to come in.

@pop pop I think several people use that for knife handles. You might ask around if you want rid of a few blocks of it.

We got our raised bed together last weekend, but dirt got delayed and only came yesterday. Guess I know what I am doing this weekend. Guess I am going the "buy plants" route.

That is when you call corporate support and forcefully, but politely, raise hell. If the rep you talk to can't ,(or won't) help, ask to speak to their supervisor, If they can't, ask to speak to THEIR supervisor. Repeat. Remain calm and polite, but voice your immense displeasure that you were lied to and cheated. If they say they can't cancel your the tablet plan without charging you, don't believe it. It is just paperwork. Far enough up the chain someone has the ability to do that. One caveat is if you dealt with a dealer store that is not corporate. If so go back to them and do the same thing. If they say they can't, tell them that you will contact corporate about this shady dealing if you are not taken care of. Again politely, but unwavering. All corporate call centers have a chain of command and policies in place if you escalate. At the very least you bother someone high enough up that they give in just to get you off their line. If you become belligerent or threatening though, the same people have policies about dropping your call like a hot rock.

You guys forget, the wizard doesn't pick the Torx wrench, the Torx wrench picks the wizard......

@gregintenn means he would give them a good stern talking to.. What is wrong with that?

I can reach out. I used to work with a surveyor who might be willing to run down that way.