Pour that crown on some grilled chicken. Just don’t try to drink it.
No crown in the box, it was just the supply crate. Just bullet bourbon and some vodka.
when we had the produce market the damn squirls would drive me bananas.
hey man do you have any big mike bananas?
never mind.
the damn squirls loved apples, take a bite otta one go to next, we lost alot. funny thing, those squirls died shortly after they got into the apples.
That’s a cool structure. Probably built well when there was money to have function AND form. I’ll take a picture of ours next chance I get. Very institutional, very 50’s. When I go there to visit Miss Lori at work (rare), I expect to meet Eisenhower walking the dimly lit hallways.
The State Penitentiary just across the street is an architectural dream. Built in the late 1800’s out of locally quarried limestone with a LOT of cheap help ?
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The big house across the street. We toured it (as much is allowed) with the kids when they were fairly young. It was a “scared straight” technique. Bad parenting....maybe. I’ll take my lumps if I’m wrong.
What you’ll also need....
Court again over time with my son.
In 45min.
Im prayin for you brother man!!
And your little boy and soon to be missus.
Its a family deal.
And your little boy and soon to be missus.
Its a family deal.
Stopped on the way to a job this morning and pulled the lever (clicked. Because new fangled stuff).
I was going to vote on the democraps primary but there were a few local people in the repukian primary that needed votes.
Well after her being 30min late to the court. We had a huge miracle she agreed to a preschool and he starts this fall. I now have 50 50 time with him just have to get it typed up and signed. It's on court record that she agreed to 50 50 so she cant back out.
Start a new job today and extremely stressed out about everything.
Start a new job today and extremely stressed out about everything.
@Bryan W M Awesome man. As with all tough times, "this too shall pass."
Deep breaths, deep breaths...good for you, you'll be fine.
Ya know, the longer I look at that facility, the more I wanna do a walk through. Incredible architecture.
It is really cool and that is a piss poor screenshot picture from the internet. That’s also just the front 1/3 of the facility. Our neighbor is in charge of the frontage landscaping which is really nice ( he has a lot of help ?). If you want better pics and information, look up the Anamosa State Penitentiary.
The cute little Rabbit Hutch like Houses across the street is a nice touch. Location location location. 
If you’re on Google Earth, follow the gravel road to the NW out of town along Buffalo Creek. Right hand sweeping curve approximately 2 miles out you’ll notice a gravel lane to the SSW that leads to small open area with remnants of a few old buildings/foundations. That is the quarry that provided the stone for its initial construction. The buildings housed inmates that worked the quarry. It’s now used as a pistol/rifle training range.I do, and I am.
Getting it done
18% moisture, 45# test weight. Not to great. Will make livestock feed or fuel.
Edit. Installing windows for these folks. Some of the best people I've ever worked for.
18% moisture, 45# test weight. Not to great. Will make livestock feed or fuel.
Edit. Installing windows for these folks. Some of the best people I've ever worked for.
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Took out the 300 whisper pistol and the sas vengeance suppressor. Shooting factory Hornady subs it was shooting 3/4” at 100 with ease. 3-1/2 moa drop from 50 to 100. Might not even reload for this one
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The view makes you forget your looking out of a hospital window. Wife’s grandfather is battling pneumonia pretty hard
GOD bless and good luck!
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Last summer one of these caused this in the field next to the house. Came about 500 feet from losing everything!! 3 different rural departments called up and took several hours to control
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Damn, you should see a cotton picker go up in flames.
Simple view for the day. No sunsets or bad pics through 1” thick heated glass. It’s my favorite day of a trip. Checking out and haulin’ the mail towards Hooterville (home).
I’ve been banned for saying stuff like that.
Happened at my kids farm last fall - luckily got it out of the corn before it went totally up in flames!
Drive by any salvage yard and you realize pretty quick, they all burn just fine regardless of color.
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Was Mike driving. He say's Farming is easy.
Glad all is ok
Took this last year while visiting in central Or.
Joined another club, initially joined because it's 5min from my house and has monthly USPSA matches. After joining I found out they have a couple private 100yard pits, first come/first serve (whole pit, middle is just a drain).... And here I was thinking 2k of SK magazine was going to last me a while....
Have you signed up to shoot their 21 March USPSA match? They put on awesome matches for sure!
Yes I have. I'm just getting started with handguns so I figured it would be a great learning experience. Are you local? I have the full NRL22 steel target package and been wanting to get a group of people going to "host" our own prs style.
No sir, I live in Cody but I shoot as many matches in Billings as I can. We do shoot a few PRS matches here at the Cody Shooting Complex every year plus the Wyoming Governors Cup 3 Gun (or 2 or 4 or PCC) match if you're interested - we had 270 shooters last year.
Billings Rod & Gun Club is a great club with great ranges for certain!
That sounds like a blast. Did you go to the "milk jug" shoot over at Blue Creek last month ? I'll have to introduce myself next month, I was planning on getting over there for the Folly.
I did not make the milk jug shoot - can't recall ever shooting one before. Pete Kneip puts on the PRS matches here and does a great job so you'll have a blast - literally! My bones & joints are way to old & cranky anymore to get into some of the contorted positions required so I'm pretty much just an occasional RO at the matches. I will be at the Billings USPSA match in a couple of weeks - assuming the weather isn't too bad - just ask someone to point out the section coordinator and that'll be me!
Haven't seen a cotton picker but had the pleasure of watching a round baler go up.
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