I've recently discovered Dr. McGillicuddy "Fireball" cinnamon flavored whiskey. For medicinal purposes of course.

I joined PK's Leverguns.

I only own one firearm, a Rossi in .357 which makes this a non-issue for me. If I were inclined towards getting a sidearm I'd likely get a .357 revolver of some sort just to keep ammo selection uniform.

Your love for her is heartwarming in that you would share your pain with us. I have no family of my own so it is difficult to walk a mile in your shoes. Yet a tear formed at a corner of my eye as I read your simple eulogy. May God provide you with comfort in your temporal loss of your lady. One day ...

txpete wrote:christmas was a sad one in the txpete house this year.my mom went into hospice care on the 24th.

we did get the dogs some chewy toys.

pete

Sorry to hear about your mom. Thoughts and prayers up for y'all.

I treated myself to a widescreen copy of True Grit, a six pack of Coors Light and a pizza. Even a guy with no family can enjoy Christmas if he does it right.

I'm at my minimum, a Rossi .357 lever and a knife.

When I crawl around the bush hunting beaver I tend to do it naked.

I've tried my hand at Minisniping with .177 air rifles where an empty 9mm shell casing at 35 yards equates to shooting a man sized object 1000 yards away.

Not much difference between there and here. Government exerting it's will to protect and secure us against ourselves lest we accidentally poke an eye out.

From a relative newb myself welcome. I can hit the side of a barn on a windless day.

Speaking of western theme music, I've got these three CD sets of classic western movie themes. Links take you to Amazon.com. The last set takes the best from the first two sets for a condensed version. Gettysburg, The Last of the Mohicans, The Cowboys, The Magnificent Seven and even Blazing Saddles ...

Driven past it a few times on I57.

What's a card? What's a wife? Don't have either so it's not an issue for me.