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Cunuckgaucho

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  1. To me it simply indicates Spock says you're #1
  2. I imagine somewhere some government bureaucrat is drafting the idea of putting a tax on the taxes one pays.
  3. So sorry to hear about your stepdad
  4. Not only him I was starting to worry that this thread was going to stay on topic
  5. Thanks brother, I figure just easier if I pick 'em up down there then bolt them on or throw 'em in the gear bag going back. No taxes at border that way... Also not sure on their ITAR status, don't want to get anyone in trouble with shipping ITAR controlled items, do able but requires an export permit. You'd be surpired what ends up on the ITAR list requiring export paperwork.
  6. I'm willing to pick him up on my way down but not willing to try and kidnap him... it will not end well and by not end well I'm thinking about my health. Although it might work if I bait the trap with Wolf girl
  7. Have a blast, looking forward to the pics Neighbour had a Kawasaki H2 750cc 2-stroker... If you can get the government to recognize Biscuitus as a medical condition you'll be rolling in government handouts
  8. Damn... who doesn't like twins?
  9. Thanks for the bump Mike, Been using the Lee case trimmer but recently picked up Power Lee Quick Trim, dies(.308 & 5.56) have an old Lee single stage that I plan to dedicate and just waiting on a cordless screwdriver to power this. Hopefully have it up and cutting this weekend
  10. Yeah 'cause I'm pretty sure it's better for all concerned I keep my clothes on, plus Arizona has a lot of sand which will end up in uncomfortable places... Good on him, having worked with a couple guys >65, one was 72 being active goes along way. This type of shooting is great for both physical and mental agility. I believe the new term is no longer big boned , if anyone askes you are fluffy
  11. I'll have to grab some next time I get stateside, they're running just over $150USD up here.
  12. It was pretty funny, so it appears juvenile humor is where I'm at on the scale
  13. That's sad to hear, the Wannock River has a hatchery program ( http://www.percywalkushatchery.org/main.html ) which is making a difference
  14. Welcome from BC
  15. I appreciate seeing the pictures and that you include the stage notes. Mostly I'm jealous, 'cause it looks like a great time.
  16. You can order the beer mug holder option to prevent spillage
  17. That's definitely a plumbing issue says the electrician
  18. it weighed in at 50 pounds (22.7 kg) — and that’s after two weeks of crash weight loss due to spawning. The giant fish was one of 94 Wannock River salmon caught by the hatchery for their seasonal “egg take.” To increase breeding numbers, the hatchery uses a gill net to round up a sample group of spawning salmon, manually mixes their sperm and eggs together and then raises the resulting baby salmon until they’re large enough for release. Incredibly, this year’s 50-pound monster isn’t even close to the largest Chinook ever caught in the area. That record belongs to an 83.3-pound Chinook caught by a catch-and-release angler in 2012. Rivers Inlet’s Wannock River, or the Kitsumkalum River near Terrace, B.C. are the two sources of these beasts.
  19. That thing is a beauty, bet that V8 has a sweet rumble I bet 40 years from now no one will ever be saying " hey look at my 20 year restoration project" while showing pictures of a Prius
  20. Think of the time savings... the jaws are pre set so no wasted time adjusting.
  21. Plus I don't think @unforgiven has the hips or waistline to pull off those bell bottoms
  22. Anyone heard from @bubbas4570... hope he's OK
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