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Bullchit you are headed to Mississippi to retire and live your dream as hillbilly hog farmer living in a classic 1971 single wide with holes in the floor. While mastering your craft of the banjo..

You point out the holes in the floor like their a derogatory thing, instead of the obvious fact that it saves getting out of the lazboy to let the chickens in !

Scheel’s which is like a Cabela’s wannabe

It's also a good place to toss empty's.


Once a year, send the kids under the trailer and pick cans to turn in for the 4th a Jooly Bob-A-Que money.

Scheels blows Cabela's out of the water.

Can’t agree there, Cabelas doesn’t sell soccer balls. Anyplace selling soccer balls and has a women’s department, isn’t really a sporting goods store...

I'll take a Scheel's gun department over a modern-day Cabela's gun department any day of the week. I just don't go to the soccer ball section.............. Cabela's has always had a women's section in their larger stores...............

The original Cabela's gun shop in downtown Sidney, NB was a great place to shop for guns and reloading equipment in the 1970's. Then they went big time and the luster fell off quickly for me. The original store was a merchandise showroom on the street level, a gun shop that you entered by walking down one flight of stairs from street level and the second story of the building above street level was Cabela's early mail order supply/warehouse for what they sold via catalog.

Times have changed and what was once a robust Cabela's slowly slid even further down the road to ruin and since BP bought them, the slide steepened considerably. Cabela's clothing was worth buying in the past. Not the same can be said for the BP products now in Cabela's stores.

I agree.

Sportsman's Warehouse for the win though.

I agree totally............

However, I hate to say it for fear that Bristoe is going to read this and then declare that we are brothers from different mothers and hence unfit people for not agreeing with him on other things that he holds near and dear.............. His learned opinions always concern me greatly.............

That's silly.

My brother and I agree on everything and still hate each other.

Bullchit you are headed to Mississippi to retire and live your dream as hillbilly hog farmer living in a classic 1971 single wide with holes in the floor. While mastering your craft of the banjo..

I'll take a Scheel's gun department over a modern-day Cabela's gun department any day of the week. I just don't go to the soccer ball section.............. Cabela's has always had a women's section in their larger stores...............

The original Cabela's gun shop in downtown Sidney, NB was a great place to shop for guns and reloading equipment in the 1970's. Then they went big time and the luster fell off quickly for me. The original store was a merchandise showroom on the street level, a gun shop that you entered by walking down one flight of stairs from street level and the second story of the building above street level was Cabela's early mail order supply/warehouse for what they sold via catalog.

Times have changed and what was once a robust Cabela's slowly slid even further down the road to ruin and since BP bought them, the slide steepened considerably. Cabela's clothing was worth buying in the past. Not the same can be said for the BP products now in Cabela's stores.

Short Range Forecast Discussion
NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD
256 AM EDT Wed Jul 10 2019

Valid 12Z Wed Jul 10 2019 - 12Z Fri Jul 12 2019

...Looming tropical threat in the northern Gulf of Mexico...

...Threat of heavy rainfall will begin to ramp up along the central Gulf
Coast...

...Severe thunderstorms possible in the Great Lakes & Southern Plains
today and the Northeast on Thursday...

An area of low pressure will move southwest from the Florida Panhandle
before slowly strengthening over the warm waters of the northern Gulf of
Mexico through Friday while turning more westward. The National Hurricane
Center (NHC) is forecasting a high chance of this system developing into a
tropical depression or tropical storm by Thursday. Please refer to
Tropical Weather Outlooks from NHC for the latest on the status of the
Gulf low. The low should begin delivering some heavy rainfall to the
central Gulf Coast over the next couple days as it drifts slowly west just
offshore the central Gulf coast. Outside of the system's circulation,
record warm low temperatures are possible across portions of the Southeast
and Gulf Coast within a hot and humid summertime air mass.

Another low pressure system moving across the Great Lakes will produce
thunderstorms with heavy rain over the Northern Great Lakes and Midwest
today/Wednesday and the Northeast on Thursday and Friday. Severe weather
is possible with the thunderstorms, with large hail and damaging winds are
the primary hazards. Localized flash flooding will also be possible.
Cooler weather is expected behind an associated cold front, with highs in
the 70s to lower 80s over much of the northern Plains on Wednesday,
western Great Lakes on Thursday, and interior portions of the Northeast on
Friday.

Increasingly hot temperatures are expected across the western United
States with time as the jet stream retreats northward. On Thursday and
Friday, high temperatures in the 90s will be commonplace, with 110s and
perhaps a 120+ reading or two expected in the Desert Southwest.

Roth/Lamers

Graphics available at www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/basicwx/basicwx_ndfd.php

Safe travels, you're getting a lot of shxx but I've been enjoying reading about your journey so keep it up.