Zombie Squad

Of note, it seems that Minnesota has a castle doctrine for the home, but not businesses or other such; outside of the home they have a duty to retreat. If they're reducing the police force, I wonder if that will end up changing. Given the guy that wishes he'd given his car keys to a mugger, I'm not...

I suspect he was related to the phantom shitter....

Laager wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 06, 2020 1:46 pm

Well I am still alive and trapped at home for awhile longer. I will try to get back on line next week.

glad to hear you are still not taking a dirt nap......

I live in NOLA...Weird is normal and normal is weird here. On any given day you could see something that would make people go WTF?! My perception of weird is as a result biased. That said one truly weird thing I encountered was in the aftermath of Katrina. I was in the house of a friend helping him...

I live in NOLA...Weird is normal and normal is weird here. On any given day you could see something that would make people go WTF?! My perception of weird is as a result biased. That said one truly weird thing I encountered was in the aftermath of Katrina. I was in the house of a friend helping him...

no divorce required if one of the parties is dead....

I'm sure it is better than throwing rocks.
There are much bigger, more powerful airguns made - perhaps you should look into them?
Also, be sure of your legal standing if you do happen to use an airgun for defense.

ah yes, the good old days....

flybynight wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 12, 2019 3:42 am

Those wacky Swiss It's not survival, It's living

INDEED !!!

Well the odds were wrong....just returned home with creepy in tow. Lost an Aunt in Alabama, a good friend from the military and just found out another friend passed away, so I am off (creepy) to another military funeral. Evidently due to my early dumbassery I am not allowed to go anywhere alone. Al...

laceless morons

I'd avoid oddball rounds such as the .348 - ammo is not readily available - and very expensive at that.....

Laager wrote, "I was retied as an Staff Sergeant E-6, and made a tad over $1,600 dollars a month (without jump pay)," Humph. Spoiled kids. Now, in my day, we had it rough. I retired... Well, no, I never went lifer so I didn't retire. But at the end of 3 years, as a Spec5 I was getting 334 bucks a m...

Zed Hunter wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 28, 2018 7:56 am

Saw a cartoon of a house surrounded by treadmills each had a zed walking on it trying to get into house.

maybe you could hook a generator to the treadmills - and get some free power???

yep, flashlights, thumping & banging were indeed called for!!!

yep - manly screams of terror are the preferred form of communications....

yeah, I never considered incoming fire to be friendly, no matter the source.....

HMMM, I'll bet that will make them popular.....

Today in Cincinnati, a possible disgruntled bank employee opened fire at his former workplace, killing three people and seriously injuring two more. One of the people shot and possibly killed was a woman who failed to head warnings of an active shooter in the bank, because she had headphones on and...

We have a "Doc" on the linecrew, along with a Sparky, Squeaky, Dude, Heavy G, Van, Whiskey, Blister, Dusty, Head, Hunka-Hunka, Lil Bit, Chef, Shade, Polly, Purple, Windy, Razor, Gravy, Boogie, Paco, Rabbit, Fearless, Legend, Deuce, Scuba Steve, Skinny Steve, Yankee Steve, and Stevel Knievel. Guess ...

so how old is Bean Sprout? She sounds mature (and wise) beyond her years.... :lol: She is 10 years old and so far so good. I will admit that she is a hand full when she gets started, but I can't fault her for that. She seems to be a good kid going in what I consider the correct direction. Does well...

so how old is Bean Sprout? She sounds mature (and wise) beyond her years....

yep, gifts - or paying for college - many kids do not appreciate it......

great story!