Dranoel
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On 8/22/2021 at 11:19 PM, Modoc said:
The Statler Brothers, Do You Remember TheseUp by the bus stop and across the street
Open up their windows to take a peek
Y'all she goes walking, rockin' like a rollin' stone
Mel McDaniel - Baby's Got Her Blue Jeans On
And just then, her mother bursts in
And said "You're that son of that bitch in the wind
Get outta my house and hit the roadAnd I kept falling like a rollin' stone song
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23 hours ago, Modoc said:
Dranoel,
That’s easy since we use the same load for everything that involves 38 Spl except CCW. 3.5 gr Clays, 125 gr cast Truncated Cone.
YKYMBAS if….. You still buy cheap coffee to be able to have the tins (jugs) for brass and ammo storage.
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Cost is kind of the same issue with the new Timney Alpha Competition triggers. But they are getting rave reviews from everyone. If I was a Glock guy I'd be all over it. So I got one for my best friend's birthday instead. He can install it, like it and tell me all about how fantastic it is.
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2 hours ago, George16 said:
I made dummy rounds for dry fire using RTV silicone sealant on the primer pockets, filled it up with some of my daughter’s play dough and 124 Gr bullets to mimic the 190 Gr weight of my actual ammo. I also painted it red so differentiate and always kept away from my live ammo.
Heres a pic
I have always used pieces of pencil eraser but this looks like a far better idea.
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He was one of my Fathers favorites, and thus one of mine as well.
I love little baby ducks, old pick-up trucks
Slow movin' trains and rain
I love little country streams, sleep without dreams
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R.I.P. Robin Miller.
The man who told the truth about the sport, regardless who might not like it. I have a huge admiration for him.
https://www.indystar.com/story/sports/motor/indy-500/2021/08/25/robin-miller-who-captivated-race-fans-worldwide-dies-71/5194352001/ -
It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (the 1963 original with Spencer Tracy and Ethel Merman)
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Jackson Browne is always good. He a tremendous artist all by himself, but when you add David Lindley and Rosemary Butler... It just blows your mind.
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On 4/26/2021 at 5:42 PM, Nolan said:
I really like both the old Shintaro Katsu movies and the newer (2003) Takeshi Kitano movie. I have seen most of the 26 original movies, but I haven't seen any of the television series or the 2010 Zatoichi the Last movie.
Nolan
While I have a great appreciation for the original, it's the 2003 remake that really got me. It has all the elements, assembled masterfully with details that may go unnoticed yet still provide the appropriate hook. The sounds of the rice paddy workers becoming the music for the opening credits is a good example.
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1 hour ago, mcflury said:
Anything Opera seems I grew to appreciate it over the years
Opera is only truly appreciated in live performances or recordings of a performance you have seen. Without the visual aspect, it loses most of its meaning. Especially when sung in a language that you do not understand. You need the visual aspect to give emotional context to the the lyrics and vocal expression. Hearing it can be moving. But not nearly as much as putting facial expression to the vocals.
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9 hours ago, DeweyH said:
As I get older I realize how much I missed as a young person. We used to watch Hee-Haw and I never paid attention to the genius of Roy Clark, on any stringed instrument. Thankfully we have youtube.
Well, here's another great session for ya. Pay close attention the 2nd banjo player. (yes THAT guy)
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An entire band made up of the greatest musicians in Nashville. Top that. I fookin' DARE you.
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Glen was one of the best guitarists I ever saw.More talent in his little finger than most of todays heroes have in their entire body. Just watch and you'll see what I mean.
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On 8/5/2021 at 11:00 PM, Modoc said:
Well, I met a pretty gal, she was tall and thin
I asked her what she had, she said a Fox four-ten
I looked her up and down, said boy this is love
So we headed for the brush to shoot a big fat dove
Johnny Horton - Shotgun BoogieCigar bands on your hands
Your daddy's socks rolled down
Sticks, no plugs and aviator caps, with flaps that button down
Movie stars on Dixie cup tops and knickers to your knees -
Tripping over my own feet
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15# Wolff progressive
12.5# Wolff progressive.
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From one thing, know ten thousand things.
Myomoto Musashi - The Book of 5 Rings
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On 7/3/2021 at 9:07 PM, DeweyH said:
Looked it up so we could continue. Hermans hermits, "Two silhouettes"
In a little cafe
Just the other side of the border
She was just sitting there givin' me looks
That made my mouth water
Jay and the Americans - Come a Little Bit Closer
(I knew the song right away but for some reason I was thinking it was a Marty Robbins song)
TonightI'm gonna have myself
a real good timeI feel alive
and the world
it's turning inside out Yeah!
I'm floating around in ecstasy
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22 hours ago, Guy Neill said:
It's nice to have clean brass when sizing.
Your dies and your brass are emphatically nodding their agreement.
Friday Flame War, 9/24/2021
in What I Hate
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It's all Trump's fault.