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    The American

    in Books, Movies, TV & Music

    Posted

    Funny how this subject came up again recently. I DL this movie, It's a movie, intended for the artistic shots. I especially liked the winding road shot from straight above. Well that's about it and Violante!

    Every wonder how he sabotaged the rifle he built?

    Yes I did wonder how he did it.

    Although he didn't come across as a skilled gunsmith at any time during the movie.

    However, during the scene where he obviously had something in mind by disassembling the brief case...(he had that look. :mellow: ) I knew something was in the works.

    The acting was dreadful by all the actors. It was painful for me to keep waiting for the intriguing part which never occured.

    I did however enjoy the view of the winding road. But the maze of a community where he lived would not be a good choice for someone coming home drunk. :roflol:

    The American

    in Books, Movies, TV & Music

    Posted · Edited by Flexmoney
    threads merged

    Threads merged. - Admin.

    A sexy suspense thriller? No

    Riveting and irresistible? No

    This movie is boring! Yes

    I guess I'm not a Clooney fan either but Roger Ebert, please don't try to tell me this movie is "Gripping".

    The only thing I wanted to grip was the stop button on the remote.

    I should have learned how boring Clooney was when I bought the movie Solaris from the bargain shelf.

    This is yet another boring, boring waste of money and time...Yawn. :yawn:

    If anyone knows of a more boring movie...please tell me.

    Cribbage

    in What I Like

    Posted

    I love Cribbage! :wub:

    Have played for many years since tech school.

    Taught all the kids and grandkids how to play...my granddaughter beat me once when she was 6 years old.

    Fun game...great stress reliever.

    Thanks for the heads-up on the app...I'll be looking for that.

    I hate freezing temperatures

    in What I Hate

    Posted

    Oh, my heart is breaking for you Dude!

    I know how difficult it is to deal with the accountant. :roflol:

    So sorry for your loss.

    Insurance claim for sure.

    It was so cold here that our water froze in the night and the morning shower and toilet both failed.

    Good thing I made the coffee the night before. :cheers:

    what is your "Go to Food" while at the range

    in USPSA/IPSC Shooting

    Posted

    So, what y'all are telling me is that HuskySig is the only one on this thread that actually cares about their match day performance... :surprise:roflol.gif

    In my bag, you will find jerky (preferably Bar-X from Albuquerque, when I can get it), nuts (macs or almonds, mostly), and a small amount of fruit - usually dried but sometimes fresh. You'll also find a crap load of water (preferring SmartWater, right now - tastes good... don't know if the mineral content actually helps or not). I eat a lot of that stuff during the day. At night, on match nights, it's a big hunk of protein and bunch of veggies. More water. Sometimes unsweetened iced tea.

    Post match... I'm not above stopping into the Dairy Queen for a little treat devil.gif

    I was fairly certain that your snack would resemble this...

    Lots of water is important. (start hydrating a few days before a match)

    I'm more inclined to make a PBJ with almond butter and honey or all natural preserves on wheat-free/gluten-free bread.

    To be followed by...the best jerky! Bar-X for sure but also Sante Fe Trail brand with red chile or pepper.(no fake stuff)

    A good friend and great shooter recently explained to me how to plan the evening meal.

    "A big hunk of meat with plenty of green stuff to move it out."

    A simple communicator he is. :P

    JP Enterprises' Rocky Mountain 3-Gun 2010

    in Multi-Gun, Rifle & Shotgun Match Announcements

    Posted

    I want to apologize to all the competitors who are having issues with their firearms being shipped.

    I have been hosed over by UPS...again.

    After I triple checked with UPS to be sure that my estimates were correct and my procedures were followed...to the letter,

    I was charged more to ship your packages than I had estimated to you at the FFL table.

    Some of you have been sent an email explaining the problems I encountered...I still have a few left to send.

    I want to thank each of you who have graciously agreed to send me the difference in price.

    Again, I want to apologize as some of you ended-up paying an outrageous shipping fee!

    We did not charge anyone for the FFL transfer but are just trying to break even with shipping and boxes.

    There are still a few yet to be shipped and I plan to use the Post Office instead of UPS to keep the fees lower.

    I will email you the information you need.

    Thank you for your understanding.

    ~Nanci

    Sinus Surgery

    in Injured Reserve List

    Posted

    ditto...Good God what an ordeal!

    Chris, I hope you are doing better now...that sounds like a miserable handful of weeks.

    I had my surgery many years ago to fix a deviated septum.

    I had suffered with sinus infections and allergies for years.

    The surgery made a difference but not perfectly satisfied with the results.

    I found the Neti-Pot to be the best solution.

    I try to use it once a week with raw sea salt and warm water.

    Keeps the sinus infections away and the allergy headaches too.

    The only problem I have now is when the barometric pressure drops I can feel it.

    Especially if I have not used the Neti-Pot.

    Low pressure=sinus headache

    Hope you are back to normal soon... :(

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