Posted on 03/14/2002 5:07:26 AM PST by HairOfTheDog
Carton, what's the "terrorist" movement. I'm having trouble interpreting the above.
He must resort to the Southern verbal nuke that has laid low many a victim, the devastating "Bless her heart."I missed out on the "Bless Your Heart" thread you're talking about.
I do know one thing, though. If you hear anyone preface a remark by the phrase, "Bless her/(his) heart", get ready...the rest of the sentence is not going to be complimentary, nine times out of ten.
There are times when the "bless your heart" is sincere, but for the most part, it is the standard preface used when one wants to be critical and bitchy, while at the same time trying to appear charitable.
To whit:
(The catty remark:)
"Bless her heart, she just can't keep that weight off, can she?"(The backhanded compliment)
"Bless his heart, he ain't got a lick of sense, but he works hard."14 posted on 10/28/2002 3:22 PM EST by wimpycat
.243 is a great cartridge, suitable for deer on the smaller side... it's lethal if you are careful about shot placement... the common mistake is to try and use a cannon to make up for poor shooting...
That said, I'd be more comfortable with a .270 for him... not to heavy, good recoil, and he can use it anywhere in the U.S. if he ever travels to hunt... if yer good with a .270, you can take big whitetails, mulies, even elk...
model 7 doesn't come in .270, it does come in .260 which is a fine cartridge too, but I'm not sure about availibity of ammo...if he's comfortable with a larger rifle, I really think a .270 gives more options down the road...
take the time to look at Sako and Tikka... little more pricey, but lots of options and reliable... you can get a good price on a used one... I got a custom Sako I call "Painless"...never missed with it... 7mm, the longest shot I've taken on a deer is approx 550m...dropped him in his tracks...
Corin suggests: "Bless his heart. Diaper rash can be so irritating..."
g'nad, I think you and I need to take a road trip. Swing by here and we'll take care of the idjits in my office* then we'll head to Cinci and on out to the other Washington. (Maybe we'll stop in Minnesota and smack a few of the "mourners" around while we're at it...what a disgusting display)
*First email I read this a.m. I had sent a note to my supervisor and another co-worker saying "these two dates work for the Director, do they work for you". The response? "Did you check our schedules?" I THOUGHT THAT'S WHAT I WAS DOING....
It's "cool" to be ignant these days...
He may be an "expert", but that's no reason to be a jerk... yes, you need to toughen up, but he's outta line for ridiculin' you...
Well, there's your first problem...
Keep it secret. Keep it DRY...
Well, I'm not necessarily taller, but I have "grown" since I was 26...
I'm not going to let them intimidate me, nor am I going to dumb down.
I'm going to participate (but not overly -- mostly so the classes aren't boring) and I'm going to do my best.
Thank you for your input. Smeagol is no longer sad. Any other advice will be appreciated.
Today is probably going to be very interesting since the adjustors for both State Farm and Total Claim Services are going to meet at my house to "discuss their disagreements" over the amount State Farm should pay to fix our kitchen. State Farm's adjustor is not happy. Bless his heart, it's a shame that adjustors are taught to have no sense of common decency.
I'll have to leave early to help my mom care for the kiddies while all this is going on. Or rather, get the kids out of there! :)
CARTON - Do not allow that professor to make you feel foolish by actually having some brains in your head. He obviously feels threatened by you and thus, has to try to make you look silly to make himself seem better. Next time, give him a big ol' grin and say something like, "I don't know what's funnier, the fact that I know what I'm talking about or the fact that you don't." Then, report him to the dean's office for improper behavior. You are paying for an education, so remember that HE works for YOU!
Anyway, I went through a lot of that kind of teasing in school myself. That's why I get so bothered by it.
OK, breakfast. Flapjacks with maple syrup, sausage patties, bacon strips and buttermilk biscuits. Ice cold milk and orange juice, as well as, some Cuban coffee. ENJOY!
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