| This thread has been locked, it will not receive new replies. |
|
Locked on 07/12/2005 8:00:14 PM PDT by Admin Moderator, reason:
Locked, look for a new thread in the morning. |
Posted on 06/01/2005 7:12:04 PM PDT by HairOfTheDog
Ahhh...
Next year you should give up relatives for Lent.
Apparently, the LATS threw a party while were gone. My neighbor told me (when I went to get my mail from her) that it was so loud it shook everything on her walls.
I have GOT to get out of this neighborhood.
Glad you missed it!
We can always come and do ShootMoot2 at your house next weekend. Bet that would warn 'em.
LOL!!
LATS - LOL! Took me a sec to interpret that, though after your stories, I shoulda guessed. Heh...
Wife and I was talkin' recently. She was lamenting having to measure out Nana's meds all the time. We don't trust Nana to do it (I think I mentioned this).
Not thinking, I made some comment about there being a definite end to that process.
We both started laughing when we realized what that meant. That day is a good ways off.
I've realized something though. Wife's new job is having her travel to Palm Springs over the time Jr. is in Brazil. Works because that's when Luke will be with his favorite aunt (and godmother) in NC.
However it doesn't work cause it means it'll just be me and Nana for a week. We're shipping her off when we go on vacation in August. And we'll be gone next week (same aunt is coming up whilst we're gone). So it's not like I can put her in the kennel or anything...
Heh heh!
I gotta go...gotta get a new waterer for thenuggets. This one I have is not Scottish.
See ya later!
ahem... 10th Marine Regt (Artillery) 1998-200...
Wow, I forgot that had been last June...
err... 1998-2000
*sniff*... God bless him...
The SIG 550-series is the Swiss battle rifle. It's built on the AK action, but only after Rolex worked on it. It's like the Rolls Royce of AKs. And it shoots 5.56mm NATO.
I don't know if anyone has developed match-grade ammo for the AK, but that would be a start.
A good investment, and one I have on my AK, is a plastic buffer pad at the end of the recoil spring guide. The AK and AKM are designed for fast, violent action to overcome rust, crud, and crappy ammo. But that tends to batter the weapon over time, causing cracks and rivet failures. Of course, the original weapon was intended for a short operational life time, to match that of the troop.
already sent this tuh rosie, but I'm such an idiot, I need all the he'p I kin get... :
hokay, dumb user querstion... I had my email archive on the old puter on the drive you moved... how can I access it now?... won't let me... even when I try to open with Outlook... even though I have the new puter archiving to the same folder... bastige...
heh... jest realized I didn't copy PhotoShop to the other drive... it's on the old puter... I'm such a moron...
heh... z'actly... cannon fodder...
Dunno g'nad.... Hope the smart people can help you.
I could help. I just don't want to.
Seriesly tho...when we upgraded my b-i-l (who is ~supposed~ to be a computer programmer) helped me archive the old files. We never could access them though.
I've pretty much figgered out that, other than the system he works on at work, he don't know all that much.
She's also the patron saint of armorers and gunsmiths, so she's my all-around patron saint.
I should clarify that the "seriesly tho..." also meant I'm really clueless...
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.