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nillibean wrote:

<quoted text> Wolverine, I totally agree. I bet she is tearing her hair out trying to get back into the forum! LOL...
All she can do is post the "nut" symbol on all our posts!!! LOL!

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MATHEWS THE MEAT AXE wrote:

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That is not a symbol it is her signature

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Packers Rule wrote:

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Thanks for the advice. I may have check into that. I can never come up with anything worthwhile for Christmas and that may be it.

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MATHEWS THE MEAT AXE wrote:

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That is not a symbol it is her signature

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Incisor wrote:

<quoted text>“Messy” deserves an explanation. In my early years (40 years ago), most of my gun hunting was done using deer drives where a group of four or five men would walk through woods and cover and drive deer towards hunters standing on the ground. Shots were more often than not, taken at moving deer at ground level so shot placement was not precise. The portable tree stand was not yet invented and permanent tree stands were sometimes used to advantage, but mostly, we resorted to drives.

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country girl wrote:

lol yall are so mean

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Donnie Mac Leod wrote:

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You brought to mind an old deceased trapper friend of mine from a trapper forum, Wolverine. Lewis Quarles was a "Salt of the Earth," type of guy that loved the Lord and trapping foxes in Maryland. A real gentleman.
He was a very respected member of his community and being a trapper during the 1930 era up to around 2002 he couldn't understand how some folk could be such terrorists over trapping. He had a new neighbor from away move into Lewis home area and the guy DESPISED Lewis because Lewis trapped. The farmers begged Lewis to trap foxes and the guy tried to get the farmers to find other ways of controlling foxes without trapping them. Being farmers who knew Lewis and respected him ,they told the guy to S-u-c-K eggs.
One day Lewis started down his driveway and couldn't get his brakes to work. He smashed up his truck although he never got hurt himself. The police had to be called in and investigate the incident because Lewis's the brake lines had been tampered with. The cops were pretty sure they knew who cut them but at the time of Lewis death they still hadn't made an arrest. They figured it was the Animal Rights guy and when they questioned him they were even more sure but they lacked physical evidence to put a case together. You keep your head up buddy because those folks can take hatred to levels that indicate control over the opposition is more important then compassion..

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MATHEWS THE MEAT AXE wrote:

Everyone
Here is something cool for the kiddo’s
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MATHEWS THE MEAT AXE wrote:

Everyone
Here is something cool for the kiddo’s
http://www.youtube.com/watch...

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MATHEWS THE MEAT AXE wrote:

Everyone
Here is something cool for the kiddo’s
http://www.youtube.com/watch...

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Packers Rule wrote:

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Corporate America is not one of my fave things either. I prefer honest and simple. Something they know nothing about.

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nillibean wrote:

<quoted text>Michele, I need to move to Ballston Spa, NY too.

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Wolverine wrote:

<quoted text>Amen. To them the bottom line rules. No service with a real smile, no first name basis, and damn few repeat customers unless you have the only business of it's kind around.

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Donnie Mac Leod wrote:

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One of my neighbors is a real character. He puts sticky notes in his window. One day the note might read "watch out for the bull he might be behind the house today." Another day the note might read " Hey sis,don't go in the house!!! We had to leave for town and I don't trust Brutus or Caesar when family isn't home with them. You know how finicky Brutus the Rottie or Caesar the Pincer are around strangers and non residents?" Come to think of it he hasn't had a home invasion either. Then again the two five gallon pails on the front step with Brutus & Caesar written on them like they were lunch buckets ready to be filled with red meat might help with his game plan. Wink.

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Incisor wrote:

<quoted text>If my memory serves me, Patty mentioned that she lost her child about 5 years ago. I can tell you that the wound is still fresh after five years. Myself, at 10 years, I can now get through a day without weeping, but at five, the whole was still big and empty and I could not get through the day without that melancholy feeling of loss. I still cannot go to his grave side without being torn-up. My wife, on the other hand goes several times each week and it is good for her.
My point is this; I give Patty a wide lane to travel in when it comes to this subject. I try not to judge her reactions to it or her motives regarding it. On the other hand, I do not allow it to excuse her behavior in other areas.

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Bemenow wrote:

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Very cool...but I will keep that to myself I think...lol. My hubby and 5 kids have experimented with everything from dry ice, to t he mentos and soda thing, and gunpowder, and making thing explode. Though he is showing them science...I dread the experiments cause I just never know what will be next.