95% of us gun owner (ir-responsible nut cases);
badly shot bears in thick brush. (the result of above).
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95% of us gun owner (ir-responsible nut cases);
badly shot bears in thick brush. (the result of above).
Hey Stony,you have not met 95% of US gun owners,so you have no effin clue what you are talking about,go crawl back under your rock.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stony
ooooh,, Nell :) Making a note, do not tick her off :)
And by the way, Stony, your statistics are way off. Google may help.
Pal, you get used to Stony, he appears to have a semi-lucid minute or two, manages to post something really stupid, then disappears again.....
Yeah, when he first showed up he started posting bull carp. He rarely responds to questions or comments...and as he so eloquently put it once - he comes and goes as he pleases. News flash - so does everybody else!
Aaah,, semi lucidity, what a marvelous state.
Hopeak - It's a great question! I think the one thing that always managed to scare the bejesus out of me was my kids and heights. I was a rabid nut case every time my kids would get near some place elevated. Caves, observation platforms, etc. Rail or not, protected or not, I still became a quivering scaredy cat. Heights don't bother me but they sure did if my kids were around them.
Night time tornadoes. Can't see 'em. You can hear them, but you don't know where they are. My prayer to the fam's in OK - 8 killed last night.
The sound of an AK on full auto, never forget it. Climbing hard green poles. I just thought of so many things I am gonna go hide under the bed.
Have you ever had to climb those laminated poles? Those are scary! I know the company pays me for two hands, but I held onto a stand-off the whole time I was attaching strand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ole WV Coot
Absolutely Dennis,and seems the nite time ones are becoming more and more frequent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dennis K.
Crowds, Mother nature and super moderators.............................and people
with chest rigs
I can't stand snakes. The only good one's are dead one's as far as I am concerned. I am not terrified of them, I just don't like them. To me they serve no purpose.
This is a picture of vthompson, snakes. Remember it well. This is your enemy. And remember, alone you are but one snake. Together, you are....well....snakes. That's with an SSSSSSSS by the way. Pun intended.
Night time tornadoes while on a green pole. Now that there is scary. I don't care who you are. Actually, lightening any time you're aloft.
I'm trying to picture you on a green pole in full body armor at nightQuote:
Originally Posted by Rick
in the rain with lighting zapping all around plus a tornado....................
Yeah, I know. Sort of a man's man kind of thing. It's okay. Not everyone can be like me and be humble at the same time. It takes practice. Today the forum. Tomorrow, the world. Muhahahahahahaha!
Funny you should mention snakes. I was in a customer's home today - they had several pets. Two Burmes Pythons - the albino was about 70 pounds, the other about 140.Quote:
Originally Posted by vthompson
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Keeping a pet that thinks you are beneath it on the food chain is just plain wrong!
They've also got 7 dogs in the house, which they have to put in their crates when they take the snakes (one at a time) out for their weekly bath. While we were looking at the albino snake their little chihuahua came into the room - looked at the snake and ran away....smart dog.
Sort of brings a lump to your throat...or the snakes throat....whichever.