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A patient gave a Marlin lever action made in the early 30s. Very nice condition. Have not shot it.

Very nice, I have my current Linder Kentucky Bowie in one of your holsters in my safe.

Originally had a 112. Not sure what became of it. Bought a 110 just to have one.

Now the least relevant thing I ever heard in that Elmer or whoever could put shots on a Volkswagen door at 600 yds or whatever. At one time I could put 5 of six shots on a quarter at 50 ft but 😋 not now. So what, I would just hit the heart or whatever 6 times. Now, this is red wine and beer and you ...

Six, good, point this stuff out. Now to me shooting beyond 300 yds makes little sense except in a military application. Now, any game is OK and all this is essentially just a game.

Huffington Post --- well researched

Six, the closest guy to you doing what I am going is Dr. Brian Mehl near Seaside, NJ. Sounds like yours is under control. I did not know there was a salt connection. Now a days with the internet it is common for the patient to know more about the condition than the Dr. Unless he is a specialist in t...

Shipped?

Here is a picture of an MRI showing an impingement into the back of the brain stem spinal cord juncture by the posterior arch of the Atlas vertebra.

There are nerves that go down to mid back that go to a ganglion outside the spine. That ganglion sends fibers to the muscles that focus the eyes. I am always interested in the pathways that make things possible.

The brain stem actually protrudes through an opening in the bottom of the skull. At the level of the first vertebra it becomes the spinal cord. The first vertebra, the Atlas, is made like and functions as a universal joint. The top joins to the occiput and functions to let the head nod forward and b...

Six, here is another experience. The most recent patient came to the office from about an hour away. He had to be driven and had difficulty walking steady. He was well used to how it went for him in these instances. I inherited him from another chiro that moved to Texas. I adjusted him few times in ...

Six, thanks for the information. The first patient I dealt with was a former Green Beret Lt. Col. He had extreme vertigo and nausea. He remarked to me that it was no fun laying on a men's room floor for 6 hrs. I am glad you found answer.

I have had three very pronounced cases of Meniere's in my practice. All have responded well to Blair Upper Cervical Chiropractic. There are a number of chiropractors specializing in that approach in the SeaTac area. Usually a misalignment of the Atlas vertebra is the issue.

Hopes here that the straight and narrow will appeal .

Cooking trail ride chili.

Six, here is the other end of the Jeep line up, two wheel drive, 2.0 L engine, 6 speed auto trans. But up to 35 mpg - wet grass and dirt road rated.

My office in the background.

Here is a cervical MRI. I have circled the encroachment if the Atlas posterior arch into the brain stem/spinal cord area known as the decussation of the pyramidal tracks where 90% of the fibers cross r-l and l-r. This is at the root of most back pain.

Griff I'll just show the women that list and they will be fighting over you.

Six, I prefer to look at it as arranging companionship connections.

"But, can I have Old Savage set me up on a date."

T/3, Well send your profile along. Do you like long walks on the beach and quiet nights by the fire? What is your sign? How about your favorite color and a bank statement, a recent pic?

I hope you guys are keeping up with the new lingo. People are calling each other out, throwing shade and getting triggered.

Relax, have a beer.

Snow, you guys want to talk snow. This is STILL here after two days.

How much for the Colt dies?

You basically gave a wider useful range for Indiana. My Rossi 92,Trapper is my choice.

Re: Hobie Blogspot 01/31/19 Notice He is posting on facebook.

He is posting on facebook.

Six, regarding the Donald, one little noted fact is his high position among the cadets during his military school tenure. While at different schools we shared the experience though my rank was much lower. But he does have experience with the organization, order and discipline. Here is a picture from...

She kept trying to find her place in the text because she did not know what else to do.

Yeah, the Don jammed 'em on that one. Stacey was left giving a toast master speech and apparently no other dem was even willing to face him.. She isn't even in office anywhere now. That whole women in white thing really backfired

Well Six, a couple of cohorts from the period. One was one of John Gotti's attorneys the other is the reason you don't hear from EF Hutton any more.

Well this did get off track from the high level intent to a separate point that turned argumentative on a lower standard. At the request of action from the OP I have removed the part he considered offensive. At his request I have also locked the topic. The flight/no flight discussion was interesting...

That is a top trophy in my book.

Sell your house, sell your car, bet it on us. I guarantee a win. They were 18 point underdogs. Joe won.

I get the campfire concept, very good.

You got it Pitch. Broadway Joe, he played the same time. I did. Always liked him. He won the Super Bowl 16-7 while I was playing in college. We had the longest winning streak in the country at the time. Ellen was the Spring Princess. This is the 40 year reunion. Donna was the Homecoming Queen the ye...

Well fellows, let me solve the mystery. Pitch hit it on the head. I misinterpreted what I read. I do drop in on you fellows once in a while. Anyway here it is. I thought from what I read that Pitch was taking a hiatus and that Six wanted the name changed to The Wild Bunch. So when I came back by I s...

British pilots trained at War Eagle Field here in Lancaster, Ca. during the war.

Won't get this in Minnesota.

Mine is no recoil problem. I have an old Weaver 3x on it.

Great group.

I started with a Dillon RL550B 30 years ago so I don't know where to go with that 310 business. Probably about 30 calibers but too early to count. I do have a 310 tool and one set of dies.

I had it also in a Remington 700 Classic. You could take better advantage of the cartridge there. But the velocities at the pressures the 99 handles well are still quite adequate. Both were very accurate.

I have a 1954 production EG, very little recoil.

What a character.

Well crs I am sure you know some of the old designs are unlikely to exist in today's environment.

Rossi 92, .357 16".

Six you are right. The dark haired's day job is managing up to 80,000 sq. ft. of commercial space. We will certainly need office space for the west coast headquarters of your expanding venture empire.

Six, that is a good approach. Specialization of finances so things don't get confused.

Tricks Pitch, it is just a lamp in the guest room in the dark.

Fairly dramatic with phone.

Kirk Durston posted this from Canada.

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