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#101

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The Deacon wrote:Just be glad you don't live in New York. Tax got jumped again today, they're $.50 a fag here now. :eek: That's more than double what I paid for a PACK fifty odd years ago when I started smoking and darn near double what they were selling for when I quit six years ago.
Ouch! And I thought they were expensive here! Me and my wife recently took a road trip down to Florida and stopped in Virginia just to buy the cheap cigarettes there.
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#102

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just saw this thread since it got bumped, so i thought i'd play.
this is me and my boy, nick. he's the good looking one.
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in pocket: tenacious, d-4, dragonfly and a bug.
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#103

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I must say this is a good thread. It's nice to see the faces behind the screen names. There's some impressive beards as well :D
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#104

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yes i forgot about this thread its nice to see peoples faces again behind the logins
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#105

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Here's some recent one's from a Magpul Course and during a hiking trip...


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Take Good Care and Be Safe Always.


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ISAIAH 40:31 But those who wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; They will mount up on wings like eagles, They shall run and not be weary, They shall walk and not faint.

No-one can choose your mountain or tell you when to climb... It's yours alone to challenge at your own pace and time.
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#106

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raven wrote: Image

-raven-
There is something stuck to your chin.
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gac wrote:There is something stuck to your chin.
Talking about the gray in my beard/goatee ... some refer to it as having wisdom (ha ...right) :rolleyes: . I call it age, stress, STUPIDITY (my job)... or a combination of the three :D .


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ISAIAH 40:31 But those who wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; They will mount up on wings like eagles, They shall run and not be weary, They shall walk and not faint.

No-one can choose your mountain or tell you when to climb... It's yours alone to challenge at your own pace and time.
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#108

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Just chillin, with my ohh! so sharp 'beer bottle opener' :D
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#109

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me and my better half. :D

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:spyder: bug, urban wharncliffe, endura 4 pe, ukpk frn drop point pe, matriarch sprint run pe,
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Me and the only friendly Iraqi I've met :p I'm certain that there is a spydie in one of my pockets.
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Jordan wrote:Me and the only friendly Iraqi I've met :p I'm certain that there is a spydie in one of my pockets.
Aint that one of them Iragi cat bomb Ied's :D
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Here I am

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This is me before and then after the operation, just in case anyone was wondering, that is me with my Wirehaired Fox Terrier Blue in my back garden, then I did a little tweaking in my photo editing system. They do say their owners end up looking like their pets, before you ask, the fish is a Chub, it's a river fish, I caught it on the river Wye and they are not good eating I put it back.

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nice chub!! you use bread flake or cheese paste to catch it?
jim.
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Nice Chub.

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I was fishing for Barbel, using luncheon meat, was a great Chub though almost 6LB. that stretch I was fishing as always had big fish in it lots of double figure Barbel, huge Pike and huge Chub.
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merthyrmafia wrote:I was fishing for Barbel, using luncheon meat, was a great Chub though almost 6LB. that stretch I was fishing as always had big fish in it lots of double figure Barbel, huge Pike and huge Chub.
excellent, 6lb thats a good size! i do a lot of carp and pike fishing myself on lakes canals and rivers, had a few half decent chub and barbel on boilies but never a double figure barbel.
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Nice Chub.

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Well if you like a spot of Pike fishing get yourself down to the extremely beautiful river Wye, anywhere along that river but the Welsh half is fished a great deal less than the English side, it as in my opinion the biggest head of real double figure pike more than anyother river in the UK.
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Me with my byrd...
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me at work making robot blood
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merthyrmafia wrote:Well if you like a spot of Pike fishing get yourself down to the extremely beautiful river Wye, anywhere along that river but the Welsh half is fished a great deal less than the English side, it as in my opinion the biggest head of real double figure pike more than anyother river in the UK.

yeah i have heard good things about the wye, always promised myself to give it a go one weekend. :)
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#119

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SolidState wrote:Me with my byrd...
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me at work making robot blood
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A pet owl,now how cool is that! :) bet you dont ever have to worry bout criters in your yard :D
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I don't have to worry about critters too much, just neighbors' cats... No, I just volunteer at a local bird conservancy to get my falconer's license. You should see Sparky, my friend the bald eagle.
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