
gregintenn
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You’re like my wife…..we call her “the fun police”!
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I’m not sure that was called for. There are a bunch of good folks on this forum.
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That’ll be interesting to see. Many of the go along to get along crowd have already taken the jab. On the other hand, many who talk big will cower once their lively hood has been threatened. I was seriously considering getting it until this. Telling me I’m going to do something is the best way to keep me from doing it.
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BUCK FIDEN!!!
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Just a thought on ammo and reloading supplies
gregintenn replied to gregintenn's topic in Ammunition and Reloading
If one company is producing nearly all ammo, wouldn’t reducing supply invite increased prices? I do not have an MBA, but I do know higher prices increases profits and benefits the business. -
Now I’d go get a shot to prevent that!
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Better than chiggers.
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Since Remington bankrupted, Vista Outdoors has purchased the company. If you look at the other companies this outfit owns, the shortage would seem to benefit them financially in my opinion. I’d be interested to hear your opinion.
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Between being married to me and raising two sons, my wife considers it normal.
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Your eyesight is way better than mine if you can see tick balls.
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A Bit of Good News, Chipman Nomination Withdrawn
gregintenn replied to Darrell's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
We should also take this opportunity to thank and financially support those 2nd amendment defending organizations who held politicians’ feet to the fire to keep this nut from being appointed. -
Hard to argue it didn't work.
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A Bit of Good News, Chipman Nomination Withdrawn
gregintenn replied to Darrell's topic in 2A Legislation and Politics
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Imagine they take away your social security check and medicare won’t cover your medical expenses unless you get the jab.You with us now, old man?
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Thanks for posting. I was not aware of this. I wonder if this applies in any way to employers, schools, etc who mandate such miracle cures as a condition of employment, education, et tal.
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That’s been a while!
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See, here is the thing. It isn’t really a debate. No one here is trying to get you to mot take the vaccine. Since you want it, I think it is great that it is available for you. What I don’t like is folks trying to make that same decision for me.
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Again, if the vaccine works, and you’ve taken it, there’s no reason for you to care if I’ve had it. If it doesn’t work, why’d you take it, and why should I take it?
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Glad to hear it, my friend!
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I hear ya! I’m retiring at the end of the month. I worked 30 years to get their promised pension and retiree’s insurance. I’m taking it. My boss asked why I was leaving. I told him because I can!
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She consulted with her doctor, a friend who is a nurse practitioner, and a cousin who is a pharmacist, and took their collective advice and got the jab. No reaction from the first one, and is scheduled to get the second one next week. To a person, they all recommended the Moderna version, so that's what she got. Did your dad get over it? How's he doing?
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This sort of thing can be negotiable with a mom and pop organization, whereas a large corporation issues a policy and doesn’t give a damn if the entire workforce quits over it until their shareholders start bitching. I’m not advocating the advantage or disadvantage of either, but this has been my experience with each.
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My boys went with me this morning down to the Cumberland river where it wasn’t crowded. We caught some catfish and bluegills. Not much to brag about fish wise, bit they are more or less grown, and I don’t get to spent much time with them anymore. It was sure fun.
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You wanna see the other side? Go to democraticunderground.com and poke around a bit. It’s both scary and sad.