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I’ve heard there’s a shortage of blankies and puppies.

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It hasn't really changed.

But I'm in good company. These are also terrorists/traitors.

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What is this rain thing you speak of? Here we live in a desert some fool brought water to. Then folks cut off the flow of large quantities. Now the same folks complain about water shortages.

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.45colt wrote: ↑
Tue Jun 15, 2021 10:43 pm
I love it Pard but if I had it in My yard My neighbor would have a fit as it would be full of government surveillance that was sent to spy on Him.........

Assure him that it is, and that only if he goes completely off grid will he be safe.

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No lawn except a small patch in the back. Went with drought resistant California native plants during our last drought. Even got rid of my fruit trees as between fruit flies and white ash flies it was a constant battle. Now the back is a bit of grass and my wife's roses. Look good and requires only ...

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Oh come on guys you know what the cause is. Global Warming. I'm sure Greta has all of the correct information about it.

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Jeep, you and I may have crossed paths. I finished my working days at GE Mobile Water. We supplied mobile water treatment, mostly to power plants, in the form of de-ionization units, filters and reverse osmosis trailers. Also dropped at quite a few refineries and chemical plants, plus activated cha...

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JimT wrote: ↑
Fri Jun 11, 2021 1:51 pm
IT IS REAL!
I have always been magnetic.
At least to certain members of the female species.
Those under 8 and over 85 .........

It’s that darned Y chromosome. But, some do seem to have a stronger pull than others.

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It’s real. I didn’t believe it but tried it on eight friends. The fridge magnet stuck to two of them. It was crazy. One woman had the Pfizer three months ago the other guy moderna two weeks ago. A friend has this theory: My hypothesis is that this is superparamagnetism being formed in-situ as a res...

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Sort of what I thought. Can I have some of what you’re smoking?

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Please explain how a magnetic field is created by a vaccine. Hard science please not anecdotal hearsay.

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Now this is stuck in my head.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlrKETxwRvM

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Ray wrote: ↑
Sat Apr 10, 2021 6:28 am
Had to look-up that AT.....We had some "A"s on-board with the SH-2 wing but I never had any interaction even though I was port-side a.f.f.f nozzleman on the crash team.....

Ray, are you getting all of the junk emails from lawyers wanting to sue 3M because now the foam causes cancer?

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Heaven’s not this again. I spent the last twenty years of my working live in industrial water treatment. Everything from ultra purified water for pharmaceutical manufacturing to highly toxic industrial waste water. Industries spend billions of dollars a year on pretreatment alone. One of the primary...

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Levergun Leather Works
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Sorry to hear. But connecting the vaccine to the cause of death without the autopsy results is fear mongering. And what would you call your post from last week? "Medical care only for those who get the vaccine?" What if I said "medical care only for those who are smart enough to avoid the vaccine."...

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It's not over yet. The state will likely appeal to the 9th circuit court. And it may well end up in the supreme court. But it is a step in the right direction. But if they do appeal a lot depends on if they get an injunction to stop sales/ownership during the appeals process.

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Sorry to hear. But connecting the vaccine to the cause of death without the autopsy results is fear mongering.

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The Sheriff was a dark horse during the election. He faced down not only the established sheriff but the county government and won. Since his election he has been attacked by that same county government for not following the "party" line. While I currently have a home in L. A. County, my official ho...

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Want to freak out a vegan/vegetarian? Tell them they should eat lots of corn. It makes the meat sweeter.

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A few decades ago I carried Buck folding hunter and a SAK. But the problem was I always seemed to need a pair of pliers. When Leatherman came out with their first tool I jumped on board. But they weren't the most robust and the knife blades didn't hold an edge well. With competition multi tools impr...

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Absolute minimum would be two Marlins, 39 and 1895 GS. And two 99's in 22-250 and 30-06. I have the Marlins but have never really been enamored of the Savage 99. But it's the only lever gun offered in a descent varmit round or my go to caliber 30-06.

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Best, the same as it has been for decades Leftie Remington 700 in 30-06. Favorite, Marlin 1895 GS.

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Being as the USAF was the first to get the M-16, and thus responsible for the worst travesty in modern small arms, I went through the entire two day firearms qualification in basic. That's right a whole two days. One day learning how to clean it. The second day you fired a few rounds to figure which...

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I suppose folks select a firearm based on many factors. It seems to me one should be what works. Another should be personal experience. But these days fewer and fewer folks have personal experience. That’s not a bad thing.

But using the above criteria I have selected the 1911-A1.

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“Vaccine” passports. It’s called a shot record. Was a time to travel internationally you had to be vaccinated. No one complained. Was a time when immigrating, or illness was on the ship you were quarantined. People complained but most understood. Today you can get on a plane with what amounts to no ...

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Here's my suggestion. Don't require vaccinations. But open things back up to the way they were. Those that get have not been vaccinated and become ill are warehoused until they die. Those that were vaccinated and become sick get high quality medical care. In the end we have two advantages. Herd immu...

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Grizz wrote: ↑
Thu May 27, 2021 3:44 pm
i have a [clone] 1911-A1 because of the movie where u.s. troops held a mountain top against superior german forces. the man leading the soldiers had a 1911 in each hand and fought vigorously with them.
i don't remember. not that i can't remember! i just don't.

Same thing

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Oh heck. I can start an argument on almost any firearms forum. All I have to do is say that the AR-15/M16 is the worst firearm ever forced on a combat troop in history. That's my opinion and I'm sticking to it.

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. I was a member and moderator at both Marlinowners and at Greybeards. Got the Heave Ho at MO, and left Greybeards just because it was time to move on. Was at Levergunluvers until it shut down. I liked that one. Anyway, times change, people misfire, things move on. :lol: . Yes. Levergunluvers.

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I got booted off Marlin Owners for refusing to drink the owners koolaid. He canned a whole bunch of us around the same time. One fellow started another forum and that's where the "Outlaws" hung out for a spell. i was one of that expelled crew. Jayco started a forum i recall hanging out there before...

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I got booted off Marlin Owners for refusing to drink the owners koolaid. He canned a whole bunch of us around the same time. One fellow started another forum and that's where the "Outlaws" hung out for a spell.

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On the Mossy the butt plate is held on with industrial velcro. The stock bolt has an been lengthened and a small crosspiece attached. Just pop off the butt plate and spin the stock bolt with your fingers. A bit tight but it works. I usually snug it up if I’m not in a hurry. The butt stock is a synth...

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My Charter Arms AR-7 is reliable. Problems are most often ammo related. Not uncommon on .22 lr. I'm sure my AR-7 would have sufficed in the incident I had. But, I just wanted something bigger. Heck, I'd have been happy with an M-14. These days I do have a Scout Squad but I don't let it bang around i...

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Prayers up.

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Seems it was pretty much conclusively proven to be man made and deliberate way back at the start. But that got buried by the press. Why? Well had they run with it folks might have expected the government to do something. And politicians aren’t going to do anything that even ruffles the feathers of t...

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Talked to my youngest about this. The one that went to Iraq three times. He assured me the problem is not the butt in the grass Marines, ground pounding soldiers or any other line troop. The problem is the senior officers that kiss butt to get ahead. And of course politicians who have never served m...

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I’ve heard stories about knives in England. GK what’s the real deal?

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I sure hope it’s fake. Imagine Orwell’s thought police in a society where they can actually read your mind.

On a lighter note, in the 60’s Sally Field has a show “The Girl With Something Extra”. Imagine if your wife could read your every thought.

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Personally if one is foraging for small game I don t think a gun having two shots puts you at any disadvantage but if your talking about playing Rambo or fighting the Zombie apocalypse then I might agree with you The only time I needed my AR-7 assembly time wasn’t an issue. But a ten round .22 just...

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Sorry, no interest here. A survival rifle with only two shots. My AR-7 far out classes the M-6. Still I found the AR-7 too small the one time I needed it. This is the perfect "survival" firearm. It is also "The Perfect Jeep Gun" https://i.imgur.com/IuIWfFz.jpg?1 Five rounds of rapidly available .410...

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80 years ago we lined up our ships and plane and took a butt kicking. We kicked it it gear and the military dealt with it 60 years later we sat blissfully ignorant of the threats and took a butt kicking. We kicked it in gear and the military dealt with it until the politicians got involved. Well it’...

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I would love to see a full comparison test using ballistic gel. I have wondered why the Colt .31 revolvers sold so well if they were as puny as a lot of people think. Standards have changed, plus we have access to vastly improved ammunition AND the means to do some comparisons and analysis. I just ...

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In 1941 three counties in California and three in Oregon voted to form their own state. Called the State of Jefferson.

On Saturday December 6, 1941 the state succeeded from California and Oregon. Due to the events the following day the state was dissolved.

So the idea of leaving Oregon isn’t new.

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I understand they eventually came up with one in 5.56. Makes me think it wasn’t all that uncommon.

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While my dedicated bunny gun, this works very well on everything up to and including yotes.

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I keep hearing "excuses" as to why the world must stop if the computers don't work or the power goes out. For most of human history we didn't have either computers or electricity. People actually had to do things "by hand". You know, my wife watches these zombie shows. From time to time I see a scen...

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Broken shell extractor. I sort of shiver every time someone mentions broken shells. Darned near got me killed once. Please explain, love to hear the story. I've told it before. M-16 tore off the end of a shell leaving the body in the chamber. Then tried to stuff another round in the chamber. This h...

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Frankly, if all the governments and major religions got together and released a statement that we aren't alone the collective shoulder shrug would likely push the earth off its axis. If they wanted us dead or our planet, we'd be dead or evicted. If they wanted to help they would have. I figure watch...

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on late late late night radio i heard an oilfield engineer say that the "shutdown" was intentional, was "engineered" he said. then he explained that every one of the valves on the pipeline can be open and closed by hand, and don't need any internet connection to function. so, the "shutdown" was ano...

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