We had kids in my classroom all the time having lice. Got so bad, the lady who cut my hair, always checked for lice before you do anything else.
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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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I bet you like it warmed up
Just think. If the gun had not been registered in the first place, they would not know it was due to be re-registered again this year - or next year - or next year - or next year - or next year - or . . . . . that is probably enough re-registering.
Let's just have them turn them in - or we can come and get them (since we know where they have been for the last five years).
I had a new in the box HK-91 back in the 80s paid $600. I mostly shot military ball ammo, but even with good ammo it never got close to MOA. Had a long spongy trigger, sucks to mount a scope and pressure on the forearm changed POI. I was 17 when I got it and kept it until it was worth 2k due to the Brady bill. Don't miss it, my Seekins SP-10 is infinity better.
Plus the fluted chamber wrecks brass.
There's actually some truth to this.
A while back, I took a trip to Honolulu while in transit to some other places along the way. I stopped in the Ala-Moana Shopping Center at the "Gordon Biersch" brewery restaurant to meet some Cyber Friends I'd chat with on Usenet (back when Usenet was a thing). It was a fantastic day, sunny, clear and temp about 75˚F at 2pm. Hawaiian Time. I approached the outdoor table where all my friends were sitting. And *all* of them were in sweaters/jumpers! ALL of them!
Seriously? 75˚F? It's 75˚F right now in Tampa and I have no trouble going out there in a T-Shirt!
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My uncle had an original P7. It was interesting to shoot, but I never really liked it and the brass came out dirty as all get out with zebra stripes on it. It’s probably worth a lot these days. Don’t know, don’t care.
I’d rather have a BHP any day.
Yep. I don’t go to the beach unless I have out of state company that I care enough about to do so, but I’ve been there in the “winter months” in Florida. The northern sun seekers are out in bathing suits and are swimming when it’s 60-65 out. The Floridians are wearing jackets at least and usually long pants and are not going in the water.
I know may neighbor keeps watering g and putting manure on his ever green right on the property line. It makes about 20 times the flowers and pollen as my three on the other property line. I am like why in the are you fertilizing a healthy 20 year old evergreen in early spring. I don't even water mine in mid summer.
A fool and his money are soon parted.
