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mutha fuqkers like him should be made wear an ankle bracelet so the public can keep track of them...

A couple of times over the years I have had suspicious use of my credit card numbers. In every case, the card issuer immediately notified me and shut down the account. I've never lost a penny. I have a backup card for times like that so if my card gets shut down I still have one that works.

On the other hand, if you lose or have cash stolen, how's that work out for you?

This makes sense to me
It’s how I am thinking

Hank

Very Nice!

You gotta love Renaissance Wax right?

People that do that have folks park REALLY close to the driver's side door .

Especially those folks with a shiny new car/truck who thinks they deserve two parking spaces because they are "special"

that sucks

It's really pretty simple --- If a company doesn't want to deal with a union there's no reason they should ever need to be concerned with their workforce voting for union representation. All they have to do is treat their employees respectfully, fairly and equally, pay fair 'living' wages with adequate benefits, and provide as safe a workplace as possible and practical for the type of work. There's many, many non union companies that know and practice this and have no fear of their workforce voting for union representation.

I'd vote for a 1-4 or 1-6 trijicon, I really like mine on the 300 blk.

Nothing “ uncommon” about his behavior, THAT’S the problem

Your insurance or the person who hit you , don't let them screw you on your loss..glad you are OK. Mb

Prices dropped- $90 each

For sale is a new-with-tags, North Face Jacket. It is very warm. It is supposed to stuff into its own pocket, although I havent tried. This would be great for long term outside exposure to cold weather. This jacket is black and size XXL, which unfortunately, is too large for me. The price on the tag is $350. My wife got it at a close out sale for $180. If anyone is interested in a seriously warm jacket at a big discount, I will sell for $190 including shipping.

I believe heartworm tests are primarily a source of income for the vets that do them, and here's why. Several years ago, when my vet tested my dog, he said the dog had a "light" case of heartworms. I had been giving him heartworm pills (that he sold me) every month and asked how this was possible. He said I may have skipped a month (I hadn't) and that the worms would die within 2-3 years and just continue giving him the pills, which I did. He said he wasn't going to treat them as the treatment could be worse on the dog than the worms. That dog never developed symptoms of heartworms, coughing, lethargy, etc.

It wasn't until several years later when my vet was retiring that he told me to start giving my dogs liquid 1% Ivermectin orally each month at 1/10th of a cc per 10 pounds of body weight. He said commercial Ivermectin medication was reduced to just barely sufficient to kill worms and not the colly breeds, which have a mutation making them susceptible to Ivermectin poisoning. The vet said there was evidence that the worms were developing an immunity to the low level of Ivermectin in the pills. The dosage he recommended has many times more Ivermectin than the pills I had been buying. My dogs are kenneled outside, and I live in the Lower Mississippi River Delta, an area where heart worms are most resistant. None of the dogs have developed heartworms since switching to the liquid Ivermectin. I can buy 50cc of 1% Ivermectin for around $30. Shelf life is two years, and there's enough in one vial to treat four DD and my daughter's 20 pound mutt and still have some left when the shelf life expires. I get superior heartworm prevention for around $4 per dog per year. I'm sure the only reason my vet told me about the liquid Ivermectin was because he wasn't going to be selling the pills after retirement.

Ivermectin kills the young worms (microfilaria) that circulate in the blood for around 45 days after an infected mosquito bite. After that time, they travel to the heart and mature. Ivermectin doesn't kill the adult worms, which is why it should be given monthly. If you miss a monthly dose by a week or so, it's not a problem if you go ahead and administer Ivermectin; the microfilaria haven't matured and will still be killed.

Schmidt Bender 4-12x42 Scope 30mm, German #4 Reticle, 30mm very light ring marks , eye and objective lenses clean, clear , crisp, first focal plane $795 shipped

Leupold Gold Ring 15-30x50 Compact Shadow Gray Model #120375 with box ,papers, case , lens covers like new only to the range a handful of times , current model carbon fiber construction reduces weight, tripod ready,21.5 oz , Eurooptic sells for $699, $425 shipped

Anyone ordered a blank from Brown recently? Wondering what the timeframe is for getting an unfinished blank.

$990 shipped

very hard. bordering impossible.
I'm so tired of hearing opinions shoveled off as "news".

A guy on accurate shooter just listed a bag of brass, move fast.

So what agency is Schimmel starting at Monday?

https://www.21alivenews.com/2024/04...-no-longer-employed-due-safety-concerns/

Ah, crap. I'm just a few miles West of you. I thought you were deep in the Coast Range, for some reason, which was why my first response re the valley.
Sad news

Just noticed the yeller dog about to P on the cooking wood. Smoke and baste at the same time? Is that oak?

NICE.

DF

I assume you are responding to my long copy paste. When mass shooters post a manifesto on why they did what they did, it is usually taken down from the web in short order. I thought might happen to this one, so I copy pasted it. Ever think of that, Dude?

The seller sets the price and some clutter was turned into cash, win, win!

Now you need to let your brother have a nice one for his Finders Fee.