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The Lack of The 18" BDC Review
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What a lovely place.
I was beginning to have my doubts but if the pic is accurate, I'd have to say that Munk is definitely not a zombie, definitely good news. Furthermore I recommend that we halt "Operation Graveyard Chainsaw" immediately pending additional evidence to the contrary.
I was beginning to have my doubts but if the pic is accurate, I'd have to say that Munk is definitely not a zombie, definitely good news. Furthermore I recommend that we halt "Operation Graveyard Chainsaw" immediately pending additional evidence to the contrary.
Great stuff Munk thanks. It sure is purdy up thar. Oh and while the 41 mag does a good job wait till you try the new 500 S&W. You can try mine if you ever get out to Portland Oregon. I have a hand load 400 grain sierra at 1750 fps and its still under 50,000 psi. It ought to take a zombie or two out.
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I wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt.
Munk? We'll need a more recent picture. Like, now. And let us know if you leave the area.
Munk? We'll need a more recent picture. Like, now. And let us know if you leave the area.
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Munk,
Kinda scary. We look strangely kinda similar, but I think you got the better deal. I also got rid of the ponytail a few years ago. He's a pic of me with some of my sisters cats. They are the cheetahs from the Mt. Dew Superbowl commercial a few years ago.
and yes I am kinda large, but the cats are only 7 months old here.
Kinda scary. We look strangely kinda similar, but I think you got the better deal. I also got rid of the ponytail a few years ago. He's a pic of me with some of my sisters cats. They are the cheetahs from the Mt. Dew Superbowl commercial a few years ago.
and yes I am kinda large, but the cats are only 7 months old here.
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Nice to see you Munk. Beautiful scenery. Your boys must love it. Nice knife too. I've gotta put that 18" BDC on the list too...
. Still nice to get a look around.
. Still nice to get a look around.Thanks Yvsa.
Dave Rishar: That picture was taken this morning- you want one of me in the bathroom- proving I'm not a Zombie, or can we spare our audience that?
(It's not proven- but I don't think Zombies defecate)
...about this review....I think you guys just get a kick out of me raging against my own incompetance. LOL.
The picts were taken with a movie camera- not the best for stills. I see the price of digital cameras just keeps falling. I'll have to get a real one sometime. I sure hope the included cd thingie works....
munk
Dave Rishar: That picture was taken this morning- you want one of me in the bathroom- proving I'm not a Zombie, or can we spare our audience that?
(It's not proven- but I don't think Zombies defecate)
...about this review....I think you guys just get a kick out of me raging against my own incompetance. LOL.
The picts were taken with a movie camera- not the best for stills. I see the price of digital cameras just keeps falling. I'll have to get a real one sometime. I sure hope the included cd thingie works....
munk
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They do when they see a Rose...or a dragon, I am led to beleive.
Great to see you are not a figment of our collective imagination!
Time is coming when your undoubted ability as a wordsmith, cannot be used as an excuse not to post pics..
Think of pics as an enhancement of your verbiage - (not a smart adjective
) but I won't delete it as i should..Hollow is on your case.. good stuff will eventuate:thumbup:
And...congratulations
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how soon we forget, munk WAS a zombie a while back, but recovered. he unfortunatley has had a few permanent side effects due to the dormant and weakened virus remaining that cause periodic zombie symptoms. he is no longer infectious, so let's give him a break as he don't like being reminded of the time his arm fell off & had to be superglued back on.
he is no longer infectious, so let's give him a break as he don't like being reminded of the time his arm fell off & had to be superglued back on.>>>>>>>>>>>>
Actually, it wasn't the arm that fell off, but was much more personal. I'm still a little squeamish about jumping or dropping from a height greater than a couple feet.....The Doctors assured me everything was there to stay, but you know Doctors...
munk
Actually, it wasn't the arm that fell off, but was much more personal. I'm still a little squeamish about jumping or dropping from a height greater than a couple feet.....The Doctors assured me everything was there to stay, but you know Doctors...
munk
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Thank you, Munk, for your 18" BDC Review. It is very good.Much better than I could do. You are not the only one who does not understand computers (though you do do a great job of utilizing them with your knowledge of English) but rest assured there alot of us out here struggling to keep up with all the technology available to us. Again, thank you so very much for your help in getting a good description out to the Forum. To All--Be Safe and Take Care.
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I've got one word for you munk, "Macintosh". Actually, theres another word that might help, "OS X". Windows sux. Microsoft has had a near monopoly for so long that they no longer have their customers interests at heart. They generate software for their own amusement and then charge big bucks for it. Are you worried about viruses? "MS Word" IS a virus. (Sorry, this is my pet peave.)
Great photos. A picture is indeed worth a thousand words. Unlike Svashtar, the image I had of you in my head was completely inaccurate. I had you down as sort of a cowboy version of Yvsa. You're both moderators, and in that role you have similar easy-going, philosophical styles. (Just don't get you started on uploading photos). Yup, being from Montana, you had to be a cowboy philosopher, perhaps in the mold of Gus from "Lonesome Dove". The fact that "munk" has a monastic ring to it was also a factor. Well, I see instead a hip thirty-something with, contrart to rumor, no hairy tits whatsoever. Remember munk, "Macintosh". All you need is a little peace of mind and you will be as normal as the rest of us.
Great photos. A picture is indeed worth a thousand words. Unlike Svashtar, the image I had of you in my head was completely inaccurate. I had you down as sort of a cowboy version of Yvsa. You're both moderators, and in that role you have similar easy-going, philosophical styles. (Just don't get you started on uploading photos). Yup, being from Montana, you had to be a cowboy philosopher, perhaps in the mold of Gus from "Lonesome Dove". The fact that "munk" has a monastic ring to it was also a factor. Well, I see instead a hip thirty-something with, contrart to rumor, no hairy tits whatsoever. Remember munk, "Macintosh". All you need is a little peace of mind and you will be as normal as the rest of us.
Actually, this is the first time in my life I've ever worn either a black leather jacket or sunglasses. I got into sunglasses after my eye was injured. Mostly I wear clothes that work. I have no fashion sense whatever. I'm almost 50, not 30.
I'm happiest talking to friends, writing, shooting, or hiking and talking to friends at the same time. Walking, picking up rocks. I walk all over the place. Like a little kid; I keep looking for the hidey holes the adults missed.
I love khuks because they work. I'm not a knife guy.
Shoulda worn one of my army coats, or the old wool coat I like, rather than the 89 dollar leather jacket; but I had so much fun teasing myself and you all over the caper of getting it that the picture was appropriate. A little play acting involved...our clothes represent slices of us, views, and are both meaningless and important. I always figured as far as humans and fashion went, everybody could do what they pleased; rings in noses, Josh having pink hair, but if you went so far out, that when trouble came you were ill prepared, then you'd wandered off the evolutionary success path. For example; beautiful blonde women who die in monster movies because they can't run with high heels or must turn back to save taffy the poodle.
Course, many people don't have to worry about clothes tough enough for bush busting, desert walking, or blizzard blowing.
I'm not nearly as tough as a real cowboy, but in my younger days people would refuse to hike with me because they did not wish to endure, 'munk's death march' in the desert or mountains. I'd go a little crazy in how far out we'd travel, well beyond the comfort zone.
munk
I'm happiest talking to friends, writing, shooting, or hiking and talking to friends at the same time. Walking, picking up rocks. I walk all over the place. Like a little kid; I keep looking for the hidey holes the adults missed.
I love khuks because they work. I'm not a knife guy.
Shoulda worn one of my army coats, or the old wool coat I like, rather than the 89 dollar leather jacket; but I had so much fun teasing myself and you all over the caper of getting it that the picture was appropriate. A little play acting involved...our clothes represent slices of us, views, and are both meaningless and important. I always figured as far as humans and fashion went, everybody could do what they pleased; rings in noses, Josh having pink hair, but if you went so far out, that when trouble came you were ill prepared, then you'd wandered off the evolutionary success path. For example; beautiful blonde women who die in monster movies because they can't run with high heels or must turn back to save taffy the poodle.
Course, many people don't have to worry about clothes tough enough for bush busting, desert walking, or blizzard blowing.
I'm not nearly as tough as a real cowboy, but in my younger days people would refuse to hike with me because they did not wish to endure, 'munk's death march' in the desert or mountains. I'd go a little crazy in how far out we'd travel, well beyond the comfort zone.
munk