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I don't have much to add to discussion, except to say I'm a bit like 45guy--after trying the 43X I went back to my G26. I wanted the X because it was skinnier, but suddenly it felt too skinny. I call it the "Goldilocks Syndrome;" always looking for that perfect, elusive gun that will fit everything I hope for. I've now got the G26 and a Shield Plus to waste ammo on. Someday I'll realize that I should go with what I've got and learn to master that. But until then....

Life often imitates art. A couple of years ago I went to the clinic and described my symptoms. The Physician's Assistant later came in with an Apple Tablet and showed me the diagnosis on WebMD.

I just checked the Kelly Blue Book to find the trade-in value of my pickup. It asked if the gas tank was full or empty.

My personal favorite: the retina scanner.

I am moving my browser from Duckduckgo to Brave, but I've had a problem signing in. I have tried to change my password in the Brave format by going through my email account, but a conflict occurs. I even tried to change my password on Duckduckgo, but the same problem bites me. The only way I can get into the site is on Duckduckgo.

Something is worth only what someone is willing to pay. Maybe that gun store is hoping for that special someone to walk in.

I've heard someone say that it's "airy" if there's a chilly wind. Did you go ice fishing?

One of my best friends uses the phrase a lot, although he often doesn't think about what he's saying either.

My wife was taken aback by a certain phrase in the local lingo. She asked a co-worker if she would do a certain task for her. "I don't care to do that," was the reply. This came off as rude to my Texas-raised wife. She interpreted the response as, "Go blank yourself." She was relieved to learn that it really meant, "It won't bother me to do that for you."

This Texas transplant has been in East TN almost 20 years. Many say "y'all" instead of "you-uns," but I have yet to hear a "youse".

Tuckaleechee Caverns opens March 1st, if you can get excited about a big hole in the ground. You can also float around on a tube for awhile along the Little River starting Memorial Day weekend. Other than that, keep your head on a swivel for the town's LEO--and you better keep it at or below 45 mph.

I saw that many vendors haven't repented yet of their price-gouging. There were plenty of primers available at $100 per thousand and one guy had the guts to ask $80 for a pound of Hodgdon Titegroup. Heck, even Russia couldn't keep up the fight for long at what the scalpers were wanting for Wolf ammo.

Next thing ya know, somebody will post a pic of a S&W with the screws mangled.......Oh, wait!

This conversation almost makes me afraid to admit that I often rely upon a Taurus TCP.

I'm glad the problem's resolved, but sorry it ever came up. Returning to DEFCON 4.