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Author: maxomaxo Date: Sep 1, 2007 20:53
I thought a recount of my fabulous day would be a good tonic
considering the vile hate and liberalism I usually spread...
Got up late, at half past eight to a friendly lick from the fluffy
rascal. Fed 'em, did the usual chores, then got a call at ten as I was
drinking my jo, from a really sweet gal who wanted to buy a bike...
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Author: Boston Blackie (PA Robert Black, or is it the other way 'round?)Boston Blackie (PA Robert Black, or is it the other way 'round?) Date: Sep 2, 2007 04:44
On 2007-09-01 22:53:56 -0500, maxo gmail.com> said:
> A beautiful girl on an
> elegant machine.
First, what a great story to read first thing Sunday Morning.
There are folks who can go on and on and be painfully boring. Then
there are folks like you who can take roughly the same amount of space
and use it wisely.
WRT the line I highlighted: I'm in my new home, mostly, now I'm a
Sylvan Brother. Couple of days ago I was out carefully watering my
plants and a young lady rode past on her bike. Not wearing the goofy
racing attire, just a simple black dress with a pleated skirt. The
skirt protected her modesty, Kent, but the vision of her smiling face
and the flowing skirt kept me pleased all day.
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Author: David MoffittDavid Moffitt Date: Sep 2, 2007 05:08
I spent the day with my younger brother and 50 other men and women competing
with our "gubs". I spent my evening cleaning my 2 Colt clones, 1873
Winchester rifle, an 1878 double hammered 12 ga. shot gun and finally my
Remington rolling block rifle in 45/70. I have yet to clean my Wesson
Harrison rifle in 45/70 I let my brother shoot. I had a great time shooting
my "gubs" because I choked a lot of people from the black powder smoke I
created. I do not shoot that modern heathen smokeless stuff. That's for
women, small children and girly men liberals.
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Author: Paul StevensPaul Stevens Date: Sep 2, 2007 05:41
David Moffitt wrote:
> I spent the day with my younger brother and 50 other men and women competing
> with our "gubs". I spent my evening cleaning my 2 Colt clones, 1873
> Winchester rifle, an 1878 double hammered 12 ga. shot gun and finally my
> Remington rolling block rifle in 45/70. I have yet to clean my Wesson
> Harrison rifle in 45/70 I let my brother shoot. I had a great time shooting
> my "gubs" because I choked a lot of people from the black powder smoke I
> created. I do not shoot that modern heathen smokeless stuff. That's for
> women, small children and girly men liberals.
>
I didn't know there was a cowboy action shoot, yesterday.
--
Paul Stevens
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Author: maxomaxo Date: Sep 2, 2007 06:54
On Sep 2, 6:44 am, Boston Blackie (PA Robert Black, or is it the other
way 'round?) mail.com> wrote:> On 2007-09-01 22:53:56 -0500, maxo gmail.com> said:
>>> A beautiful girl on an
>> elegant machine.
>
> First, what a great story to read first thing Sunday Morning.
>
> There are folks who can go on and on and be painfully boring. Then
> there are folks like you who can take roughly the same amount of space
> and use it wisely.
>
> WRT the line I highlighted: I'm in my new home, mostly, now I'm a
> Sylvan Brother. Couple of days ago I was out carefully watering my
> plants and a young lady rode past on her bike. Not wearing the goofy
> racing attire, just a simple black dress with a pleated skirt. The
> skirt protected her modesty, Kent, but the vision of her smiling...
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Author: maxomaxo Date: Sep 2, 2007 20:13
On Sep 2, 6:44 am, Boston Blackie (PA Robert Black, or is it the other
way 'round?) mail.com> wrote:> On 2007-09-01 22:53:56 -0500, maxo gmail.com> said:
>>> A beautiful girl on an
>> elegant machine.
>
> First, what a great story to read first thing Sunday Morning.
>
> There are folks who can go on and on and be painfully boring. Then
> there are folks like you who can take roughly the same amount of space
> and use it wisely.
Hell, man, just reread and got the compliment. [blush] I'm just a
basic writer--but I learned to write as I speak from the venerable
Bill Brown, poet and teacher. Just put down yer words with some
punctuates, and you'll be all Faulkner an shit!
Best Tom Robbins line I ever wrote:
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Author: David MoffittDavid Moffitt Date: Sep 2, 2007 20:46
"Paul Stevens" bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:46DAAF6D.4040203@bellsouth.net...> David Moffitt wrote:
>> I spent the day with my younger brother and 50 other men and women
>> competing with our "gubs". I spent my evening cleaning my 2 Colt clones,
>> 1873 Winchester rifle, an 1878 double hammered 12 ga. shot gun and
>> finally my Remington rolling block rifle in 45/70. I have yet to clean my
>> Wesson Harrison rifle in 45/70 I let my brother shoot. I had a great time
>> shooting my "gubs" because I choked a lot of people from the black powder
>> smoke I created. I do not shoot that modern heathen smokeless stuff.
>> That's for women, small children and girly men liberals.
>>
>
> I didn't know there was a cowboy action shoot, yesterday.
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Author: jakdedertjakdedert Date: Sep 2, 2007 22:12
David Moffitt wrote:
> I have yet to clean my Wesson
> Harrison rifle in 45/70 I let my brother shoot. I had a great time shooting
> my "gubs" because I choked a lot of people from the black powder smoke I
> created. I do not shoot that modern heathen smokeless stuff. That's for
> women, small children and girly men liberals.
>
I was always taught that black powder residue should be cleaned out
immediately after shooting.....
jak
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Author: jakdedertjakdedert Date: Sep 2, 2007 22:14
Boston Blackie (PA Robert Black, or is it the other way 'round?) wrote:
> On 2007-09-01 22:53:56 -0500, maxo gmail.com> said:
> >> A beautiful girl on an
>> elegant machine.
>
> First, what a great story to read first thing Sunday Morning.
>
> There are folks who can go on and on and be painfully boring. Then
> there are folks like you who can take roughly the same amount of space
> and use it wisely.
>
> WRT the line I highlighted: I'm in my new home, mostly, now I'm a
> Sylvan Brother. Couple of days ago I was out carefully watering my
> plants and a young lady rode past on her bike. Not wearing the goofy
> racing attire, just a simple black dress with a pleated skirt. The
> skirt protected her modesty, Kent, but the vision of her smiling face
> and the flowing skirt kept me pleased all day.
>
> ...
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