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Happened to me when CHIEF Jr. was about two. That was when the 620 and 183 intersection was temporarily a four way stop. We start through the intersection, and here comes this lady barreling in, running the stop sign. My wife and I hear, "you need to wait your fucking turn, bitch!!" Worst stare down from the Mrs. in 33 years. CHIEF
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The 280Z was about the fastest thing you could get in the late 1970s, besides exotics. It was so much lighter than the domestics, but with similar power. Had a great power to weight ratio at the time. CHIEF
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My uncle was a Dallas fireman, but he lived in Cleburne. He had a silver 1977 280Z as his commuter car. I loved that car. I begged him to sell it to me, when he got rid of it. I was 15, and had a "hardship" license. It was plenty fast a 130 mph car. I never got it though. I think my Mom put the kibosh on that. Would have been like giving a chimp a loaded shotgun. CHIEF
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For sure. We are a ribeye family, but I can still get Choice sirloins for $8.99/lb. A 1.75 lb. sirloin is still an under $10/person meal. CHIEF
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For 1970, I loved Two Mules for Sister Sara. CHIEF
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CHIEF started following Investment Opportunity - Surly Tech and Great Western Movies
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Man, I really never venture over here. But the "They Call Me...." old Spaghetti Westerns with Terrance Hill were fantastic. Almost Three Stooges level of comedy. They couldn't cuss, so the insults are fantastically hilarious. I think there is "They call Me Nobody", "They Call Me Trinity", "Trinity Is My Name." If you want to binge watch, they are worth a Sunday. CHIEF
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I'm not sure how far you would have to drive to get the Aguilas, it looks like you can only buy them from a specialty retailer which, I imagine in California, those are few and far between. You can buy the CCIs and have them shipped to your front door. You might want to install a spiral staircase to keep him at bay until your ammo arrives. CHIEF
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Earhole him, will kill him dead as a hammer. Probably the only way with a subsonic round that small. Get on line, and order the heaviest grain subsonic you can find. This would work perfectly: https://www.aguilaammo.com/products/22-sniper-subsonic-long-rifle-subsonic-lead-solid-point , never seen a sixty grain on a .22LR. CHIEF
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Per our DMs, I'm in. But my wife says she ain't doin' shit. CHIEF
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It looks like the drones are being used like suppressive or cover fire possibly. Pin the enemy down in a building so you can move your own troops. I guess when you are out of machine gun belts, you use whatever is available, no matter how much more expensive. CHIEF
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My FIL used to say, if you suspect someone is a hog farmer, spray their shoes with water, you will know immediately. CHIEF
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I call that my "stoner" plate. I eat it several times a week (fist bump). CHIEF
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Ours was pre-latex glove days as well. Worst I ever pulled was at another ranchers place. He was an absentee owner, had just started ranching, and called us frantic that he had a heifer trying to calve, and the calf was stuck. We go over there, and the heifer had tried to have the calf several days before, and somehow she was still alive, and not really in too bad of shape. The calf? That was another story. Not sure how long it had been dead, but when we went to pull him, he was rotten enough that he just pulled in two. The smell was absolutely atrocious. The rancher asked, "Well Mel (my dad) what are we gonna do?" Now this was a high dollar purebred Hereford heifer. My Dad said, "Terry I've got something for her in my truck." He went to the truck, came back, pulled a pistol out and shot her right between the eyes. CHIEF
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Yeah, we always used either a bull breed that would sire a smaller calf, or a regular breed if the cow was half brahman. The best combo we ever had were some half Brahman and Angus cows that we bought from a rancher that was breeding up for first generation Brangus (which are 5/8ths Angus, and 3/8ths Brahman) we put a Simmental bull on them. The calves came out perfect. About 65 lbs. at birth, and would grow like a weed. They were a chocolate brown, white faced, with a little flop in the ear. We could hardly keep heifers. Dad would bitch about he wanted to keep most of the heifers, but they would bring a couple of hundred dollars more than they would bring at the sale barn. Other ranchers would come buy them dozen or two at a time. CHIEF
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That's what CHIEF Jr. says is his next purchase. Don't know why he wants one, we don't have any grizzlies, buffalo, or polar bears around. He already has the .450BM. There is a recoil pad included, that should tell a person something. CHIEF
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