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Clearly. You’re sentence structure is for shit.

And again, we get schooled in our own language by the immigrant.

It was really nice knowing you...

BTW, it’ll just be the two of us. So set up the double nest hammock....

I might have something witty to say after another cup of coffee. Wait for it... Wait..... Dammit, I forgot what we were talking about. But here’s this:

Managed to pry ONE eye open. G’merninY’all

I made pork chops last night for my newly adopted “fam”. First time cooking for them, and they liked it. Used rosemary, garlic, salt, pepper, paprika, and cinnamon, and cooked it all on the stove in a mixture of bacon fat and olive oil. I must’ve accidentally done something right...

Ah, yes. She is a delicate little flower...

You tickle your belly button? Not kink-shaming, just never would have thought of that...

I didn’t even haggle. It is what it is...

Not the gun’s fault. I really liked that series of guns before the GP series replaced them. I’ve had a 2-3/4” Speed Six in 9mm for over a dozen years. Great gun.

Apparently not. We keep having to dig it back up again and spend it. Dammit.

If weight is a concern, get an Olight Valkyrie pistol light, flip it upside down and set it on top of the rail with a fixed front sight behind it to protect the buttons. Or put the same Valkyrie on the far right side of the rail it it’s not a carry gun.

Back in the 70’s S&W came out with “Nyclad” bullets. They were basically a soft swaged lead (not cast, which is much harder) bullet coated in a polymer jacket. When Federal acquired S&W’s ammunition department, they continued the Nyclad line with a few changes. This was during the 80’s and 90’s...

I’ll bring my sleeping bag on Saturday...

Unplug it, lay it on its side, plug it back in. It’ll work fine. Until it doesn’t, which will be in short order.

I always said I’d only cheat on the wife if I were over 500,000 miles away. And I kept that promise.