PB & Snark, Quartered with No Crusts

Status
Not open for further replies.
Chameleonbear said:
Or, since ya know, I have GPKnives right across the river from me, I could go pick you up an 11 when I get back from GLIB and mail it to you like I did the other knife for a WHOLE hell of a lot cheaper!
Click to expand...

Thanks bud :D I may have to take you up on that offer ;) We'll talk when you get back
 
Just putting the offer out there, it's cheaper than buying one local up there most likely, and it's cheaper than getting it shipped to me and then shipped to you. And GPKnives is literally RIGHT FRICKING THERE! They know me there :D
 
Dexwithers said:
So Happy you like it!

But I thought for sure you had an 11 tho. Well now you have to get one! lol
Click to expand...

:D I have no problem buying more knives. That sheath matches my boots, I can look fashionable when I tote it around :D
 
bigghoss said:
........snip
I would recommend looking for a used Harrington & Richardson or New England Firearms single shot 12 or 20 gauge.
Click to expand...

An H&R single shot in 20 gauge was my first shotgun. The second year I went hunting, a friend introduced me to dove hunting. A flock of a million doves, well seemed like it anyway, came swirling over our position. I fired a shot and got so exited I couldn't open the action. I kept looking at all the doves and trying to open the action. After the dove left, I looked down at my gun. It appears that the H&R action can't be opened if the hammer is cocked. The next day I went to the gun shop and bought an Ithaca Model 37 pump in 12 gauge.
 
Thought I'd share this.

So I was out working in my office and suddenly remembered I had something cooking. Was gonna take it off a couple hours earlier but totally forgot about it. Anyway, it turned out absolutely perfect!!!
88ca4bab02cd84d65ae414775f5a0a59_zps62ad450e.jpg


Made tacos out of it!!
1e84e513565b87fb2063a6942dc2f7d8_zps8b64536d.jpg


Tasted so damn good. And the crazy this is, it was road kill!! No lie. Last week I was coming home from the mail box and this little squirrel ran right into my tire. I even slowed down and swerved. The edge of his little head was barley fractured and nothing else was touched on him. So I took him home, skinned it, and he has been marinating in the fridge ever since. Lol

Just crazy. And I've really never had road kill before this. Haha
 
Ok... SO i have pair of these sandals... And have had them for quite a while now....

So i feel i have the right to call them one of the worse designs of a sandal in history.

Comfortable.. Yes they are... Very comfortable in fact.....But the problem is those little holes all in the sole of the shoe.... When you step in even the most shallow of puddle, or even just walking on a wet road your feet get wet..... But today it was MUCH MUCH worse.... When i stepped in a warm pile of dog shit and it squirted up and hit the bottom of my foot in several spots.... YUCK.

airjordancampslide2jayp.png
 
Ray Settanta said:
An H&R single shot in 20 gauge was my first shotgun. The second year I went hunting, a friend introduced me to dove hunting. A flock of a million doves, well seemed like it anyway, came swirling over our position. I fired a shot and got so exited I couldn't open the action. I kept looking at all the doves and trying to open the action. After the dove left, I looked down at my gun. It appears that the H&R action can't be opened if the hammer is cocked. The next day I went to the gun shop and bought an Ithaca Model 37 pump in 12 gauge.
Click to expand...

Probably the best pump shotgun ever made... Was definately one of the lightest.

Doc
 
worldwood said:
Ok... SO i have pair of these sandals... And have had them for quite a while now....

So i feel i have the right to call them one of the worse designs of a sandal in history.

Comfortable.. Yes they are... Very comfortable in fact.....But the problem is those little holes all in the sole of the shoe.... When you step in even the most shallow of puddle, or even just walking on a wet road your feet get wet..... But today it was MUCH MUCH worse.... When i stepped in a warm pile of dog shit and it squirted up and hit the bottom of my foot in several spots.... YUCK.
Click to expand...

So the moral of this story is : don't step in dog shit.. :cool:
 
worldwood said:
Ok... SO i have pair of these sandals... And have had them for quite a while now....

So i feel i have the right to call them one of the worse designs of a sandal in history.

Comfortable.. Yes they are... Very comfortable in fact.....But the problem is those little holes all in the sole of the shoe.... When you step in even the most shallow of puddle, or even just walking on a wet road your feet get wet..... But today it was MUCH MUCH worse.... When i stepped in a warm pile of dog shit and it squirted up and hit the bottom of my foot in several spots.... YUCK.

airjordancampslide2jayp.png
Click to expand...

playdoh2b_zps39fde418.jpg
 
worldwood said:
But today it was MUCH MUCH worse.... When i stepped in a warm pile of dog shit and it squirted up and hit the bottom of my foot in several spots.... YUCK.
Click to expand...

Send 'em back with the dog shit still in them.
 
Jerry D. said:
playdoh2b_zps39fde418.jpg
Click to expand...

Ill never look at play-doh the same :barf:

Guyon said:
Send 'em back with the dog shit still in them.
Click to expand...

Good idea, really........ That would show them exactly how the design is flawed. Maybe add a little note

"To whom it may concern....
These sandals are sh!t. Possibly defective, likely infected,
excuse the smell while its corrected"

From: Name Protected
 
As I live and breathe... you're a dog shit poet!
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top