The XD twins battle it out. Shooty volunteers. Four legged friends and a wheel gun.
Not a bad way to spend a Friday.
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Carol Carr
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I'm looking forward to the range report. Thought of you this morning as I sat down with a cup of tea and my laptop in my favorite chair in the study. Minding my own business, catching up on email, when out of the corner of my eye I see movement. Not the dreaded zombie spider, but his deadly cousin, the Danica Patrick spider, racing towards me on the arm of the chair. Moving fast, as though he/she had a mission in mind. No idea where he/she is now as I set the American broad jump record in clearing the room. Where are my tactical bunny slippers when I need them?
Tip: Make sure lit cigar is not present when hosing things down with 'flammable' propellents. Singed eyebrows and goatee may result, plus guffaws and ridicule from bystanders are also undesirable side effects... :P
Know a guy who complained about bugs, black flies. He found a black bottle with scull and crossbones and now no bugs. No birds either and you gotta wander about chromazones rearranging from the Vietnam War era junk in a can for some dastardly end.
SPF 30 is a minimum for range days or any days mostly outdoors. A vampiric style skin and medication that says "AVOID DIRECT SUNLIGHT" make for fun times indeed while working outdoors.
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I'm looking forward to the range report. Thought of you this morning as I sat down with a cup of tea and my laptop in my favorite chair in the study. Minding my own business, catching up on email, when out of the corner of my eye I see movement. Not the dreaded zombie spider, but his deadly cousin, the Danica Patrick spider, racing towards me on the arm of the chair. Moving fast, as though he/she had a mission in mind. No idea where he/she is now as I set the American broad jump record in clearing the room. Where are my tactical bunny slippers when I need them?
No chocolate?!?!? Again, I have to ask, who are you and what have you done with Brigid?
Wheelgun?
(My version of, "Squirrel!")
Seriously, as an official revolver nut, I'm looking forward to seeing whatcha got goin' on.
Looking at those cans...
I can't help but feel that some of them could be used to substitute for each other. I'll let your imagination work that out.
And SPF 50? (Now with 33% More!). You really are a "keep out of direct sunlight" Celt, aren't you?
Hope you had a grand time,
Rick
I'm jealous, and I wish I could go shooting; I haven't been able to handle a firearm in months since my accident.
Word verification: duisesqu
Who comes up with these?
I'm sure the Rem Oil and Off have great propellants, but I was thinking more along the lines of Bullseye, Unique, and H4831...
Tip: Make sure lit cigar is not present when hosing things down with 'flammable' propellents. Singed eyebrows and goatee may result, plus guffaws and ridicule from bystanders are also undesirable side effects... :P
Know a guy who complained about bugs, black flies. He found a black bottle with scull and crossbones and now no bugs. No birds either and you gotta wander about chromazones rearranging from the Vietnam War era junk in a can for some dastardly end.
SPF 30 is a minimum for range days or any days mostly outdoors.
A vampiric style skin and medication that says "AVOID DIRECT SUNLIGHT" make for fun times indeed while working outdoors.
What no Hoppies!?!?!?!
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