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We used to laugh about this 10 years ago.

Mad Dog never believed it would happen..

I've got a 2-7 leupold on my 35 and 30-30. Wouldn't complain about a 1.5-5 ×20 either.

Those peppers are pretty good. I grow them when I find the starts. Of course, I've had as many as 17 different varieties of peppers in a garden some seasons.

Was just talking to my wife about the jalapenos. Seems they were way hotter in the 60's and 70's than today, and much smaller. I told here I honestly believe they've developed milder and larger varieties due to the gain in popularity with the American public.............nacho mania and such. I've never taken a shine to jalapenos, just not a big fan of the taste. Turn them into chipotles and that's a different story.

Serranos have gotten larger, mostly longer too..............either developed that way or maybe it's more inputs in the culture of them in Mexico. Used to mostly be about the size of my little finger, now I see some approaching 4" long.

Can't wait to get warm season veggies going. ...............................That's a couple of months off still.

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I read somewhere that statistically 5-10% of babies born to a married couple don't belong to the husband.

Locally, some years ago, a couple turned out a black baby. White husband kicked the alcoholic Native wife to the curb, kept and raised the baby. She turned out great. Beautiful, and, last I heard, some years ago, was holding a 4.0 as a college sophmore.

Would have been a shame to abort that one.

And that friends, is one helluva MAN!

Maybe she made a trade in the nursery.

Gruff, thanks for the heads up. I was going to watch it, but i'm gonna have to pass, based on your assessment.

A technique with no sling or brace,

That's interesting. I think I have seen you mention that before.
I grew up around Montana and Idaho grizzlies. Been bluffed few times by them, plus once more by an interior mountain griz up north. I also have had several Arctic grizzly encounters on the North Slope but was never really in a situation where I felt threatened by them. The big bears I have seen and been around on Afognak Island and the Penninsula haven't given me any trouble, even when I happened upon them chewing on my elk or caribou, or dragging meat away from camp, which has happened.

I'm not doubting your experience, but am saying that mine has been different.

Regardless, I've been humbled several times by how close a bear can be before realizing they're around...both interior griz and coastal brown bears.

Possum cops- - - -they make the azzoles with blue lights and badges who beat up on high school girls look like choirboys by comparison.

I am not a carpenter but I am a Milwaukee addict and have the 18 volt one. I love it my friend who is a carpenter loved it so much when I loaned it to him bought one. I guess it depends on what cordless tool you already own.

The 41 has long been a favorite of mine. I have a Mountain Gun so chambered and a Ruger Bisley fluted cylinder in 41. Both are wonderfully accurate. I’m selling a few guns to fund some gun projects and the Bisley is one of those projects. Hope to get the barrel clipped to 5.5”, Fermin Garza front sight, action job and I have a set of unfinished Rob Rowan Dall sheep horn grips to be fitted.

Big thumbs up from here.

That's one of those things someone might even quit their job to do if the boss was azzhat enough to not give them the time off.

It's the jobs whites/US citizens won't take.

I've ran a canoe all over this place grew up running them - alumacraft, on the st Croix, and the kettle on the Minnesota side ...came up here a poor army guy bought a Scanoe.. ran from Dawson to the haul road bridge 1st year !.... fished about every river that flowed into the Yukon... then we dragged it in on snowgo then in the fall hunted back to the hwy.. so much time in one that standing up and fly fishing was a..OK.. had a 3.3 Johnson on it . Later the 19foot grumen 15hp Johnson early 90's.. as all I heard was ..wow greatest thing ever... nimo..slow an runs runs deep with the motor .. and no planning... then I moved to a litt flat bottom jet.... OMG

This is a single-point sling technique,

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There's a sling technique you can use to get a lot more stability even without a brace. Basically, pushing the pistol forward against sling tension to tighten everything up.

I've played with it a bit with a AR pistol. With the AR style the buffer tube on the cheek makes another point of contact to help stabilize the whole works.

Actually, this is a pretty big deal"

"some harm" under the terms of their employment, AND that harm need not be "material," "substantial" or "serious."
They just made it very easy to sue and win in discrimination cases.

Think of it this way, "I didn't get an interview", is SO HARM, even if not "material," "substantial" or "serious." But now, if you can show the harm was "material," "substantial" or "serious.", your case just became a slam dunk.

Why does a shooter use tannerite instead of a paper target? Big boys like big bangs whether they work for the DNR or not.

Trump would be fine. He'd just ask for some volunteers. He would likely end up safer than before.

I grow Corno Di Toro (horn of the bull) and they are my favorite pepper. Mine are just slightly hotter than a bell, but not as hot as a jalapeno.

Don't tell them we invented years ago and passed it on to someone who wanted the props for it.

Are you sure it's his and not Tyrone's?

I'd say more often than not she knows it's not going to look anything like the husband.

Am I the only one that thinks he should thank his lucky stars? Let her do what she wants, confirm success, divorce her, move on. She’s shown her red flag, don’t buy a matching red t-shirt.