Thanks, gonna put most of them up like I have in the past.

Got 2 a road kill that's worst then I thought and one a hunter shot in the trap.

I'm like Jerry I need the fat anyway.

Not sure of my favorite, but Motörhead in 1987 was definitely the loudest!
My ears are still ringing

No

Often time as people get older they gravitate back to there house of religion and migrate to places that have better access to health care. For many that means moving to metro areas.

Computerized. She can free motion, but says she's not confident enough to make it look as good as she'd like it.

It's a big room, and yes, you need the room.

And they ain't cheap. But like I said, she got lucky finding this used one on FB MP. That's a good plan if you can swing it.

Any ice? Beaver wont travel under ice if the ice is thicker than a skim. If it is just a skim they will sometimes punch the head up through the ice for air every 30-50 feet and travel under it. Maybe 5/16” to 3/8” is about the thickest they will do that around here.
Im not southern so I dont have much to say about open water patterns and weather changes, but thought the ice thing might be worth mentioning since if you don’t see ice often you might not know.

That was my first introduction to Maiden. Epic song. I used it in a high school presentation for history class.

I have admired J.J. for a long time.

My first viewing of her was when a local news station got hold of dozens of lawful gun owner's names and addresses , and posted them on TV for everyone to see . Police, military, citizens, everyone in the area. That station put at risk everyone on that list and their families.

J.J. went ballistic on them . How she exposed them and fought back as a seasoned prosecutor was unsurpassed. She was as strict for the Second A as anyone could imagine. She meant every word, evidenced to me by seeing her in all sensory expressions in live video. Reporters from her station outlet went after the ones who exposed all those people . Soon after that, the station was no more.

Every time she has mentioned the subject of 2nd A citizens, she has been as protective of them as Joey Jones, the combat veteran who also is interviewed with her at times.

I saw that video that was posted here. In context, she was speaking specifically of that male who was carrying , who confronted the agents. She was speaking of those who carry and attend those protests . Along with areas , like DC, that have their own firearms laws. All that I saw, she was not against the 2nd A or those who carry. She has carried herself . She was connecting that thought together of attending potentially volatile protests , deliberately carrying for trouble. Whether locally or arriving from out of state .

Often, we all will be speaking of a specific subject, but not reiterate the whole subject as we describe connecting points of thought. We take it as a given that our listeners will keep connecting the dots of what original points we made , and understand what we mean. The ones with shallow discernment or deliberate intent of malice, such as various news outlets, will find those phrases easy to chop up and misinterpret.

For all the good she has accomplished, for decades being a very effective prosecutor, judge, and now spearheading the cleanup of her district , I give her much credit.

Anyone who is familiar with Tyrus, will know he is a good friend of J.J. He doesn't mince words and would never closely associate with anyone who isn't supportive of the 2nd A.

This event was an easy enough misunderstanding, IMO. Thank you for your attention to this matter....

That's definitely how it goes. Highs and lows. But that's what keeps it interesting.

How are they gonna enjoy a hamburger, steak or chicken samich? Or is it okay to have that stuff as long as it was butchered in another state?

I still us emy Grandfathers High Standard .22 which he bought form a magazine so who knows when that was, post WWII.

Also used my daughters Henry Accu-bolt mini (small small gun) for a decade

I shoot .22 short and CB caps or subsonics - worked fine for everything from squirrels and rabbits to beaver and coyotes