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Welcome home Sgt. Bergdahl. <thumbsup> It would be great to have all those missing come home also.

I had to look at that one again myself,I thinks brother Sketch doubled up on his meds with an empty belly :wacko: .You know me brother #1 can,#2 glass,#3 more ammo cause it ain't cheap.Love that rifle :D .Fuk yea.A cuff sling would be the $hit.Just sayin.

That's an idea I could entertain.

I'm the closest yahoo to ya brother.Just sayin. :yup: Not that I would anything to happen to you. :ugone2far:

Thanks guys it would be an honor to cook for you .

Brisket on blue mat and pork shoulder on yellow.10 hrs. in GM using hickory pellets.Brisket was like butter,was bought at supermarket.Bone in pork shoulder just slipped out without effort.This was from last weekend.BTW good luck with the job brother Bubba.

That's some true $hit..... <lmao>

I'm thinkin that might be slippery on a motorcycle.

Welcome from Indiana brother.

BTW the Garand EBR is also badass http://www.m1garand.com/m1-garand/m1-garand-rifle-sale/

Fulton is quality firearms.Love that M14 , that and a 1903 would compliment the Garand. <thumbsup> I'm ignoring that bobber in the water. >:D

Very nice brother,you are a talented guy.I didn't look :ugone2far: <laughs>

Was bad enough it was bikers,but did it have to have a Harley in it. :blink: <laughs>

The cat smelled a cat.

I was expecting a slim shady remark,that was a nice surpise. ^-^

No vote from me still at 66%.

Way to go brother. <thumbsup> <thumbsup>

If you know how to weld rent a Mig machine.What they do at the DNR range I go to is have chicken wire span to 4X4 posts and use clothes pins to attach targets.I put my paper tagets on a cardboard for backing.Cardboard from boxes I had.

" In the Flanders field" was written in 1915 by Lt. Col John McCrae,M.D. a Canadian who served as a surgeon in the Great War.He wrote it after witnessing the death of a friend at Ypres,Belgium.McCrae died in France in 1918,at the age of 46,from pneumonia,an all-to-common battlefield ailment. " In the Flanders Fields" In the Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses,now row on row That mark our place;and in the sky The larks,still bravely singing,fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the dead.Short days ago We lived,felt dawn,saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved,and now we lie In the Flanders fields. Take up our quarrel with the foe: To you from failing hands we throw The torch; be yours to hold it high. If ye break faith with us who die We shall not sleep,though poppies grow. Inspired by McCrae's poem,an American women,Moina Michael,wore poppies to honor the war dead. She also began selling poppies to raise money for the disabled veterans of the Great War.This idea spread to France and England and then to Canada and the United States.

Letter from Dimitrios : http://aresarmor.com/store/media/cms/xmodnewsrss/memorial%20day%20letter.pdf

Same to you brother Tom and all our Veterans on this forum.All the best to all you guys and you'r families. :happydrunks: God bless you all.

Welcome from Indiana brother.

Very nice brother Jon,having been to a few Arlington,Ft. Sam Houston,Rosencranse,Springfield Ill. the sea of tombstones breaks you'r heart. :'(

So basically his reason was "I'm bueatiful and lonley" fukin loser.So now the next loser will use this for a reason to kill.

This : http://www.theverge.com/2014/5/25/5748290/these-are-the-customized-lamborghinis-of-japans-underworld