I choose mine as it is my understanding that peashooter are often derogatory used about a small calibrated weapon, and my benevolent masters say that .177 is all i can be trusted with.
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a kid I sat across from in high school art class came back from lunch all glassey eyed and stoned(like he did every lunch time) and I must’ve cracked a joke or said something that sparked him to yell out “Dude! You look like Carmyne the Bigragu on Laverne and Shirley!”
That show had made its debut after Happy Days either the night before or the week before he blurted that out
That show had made its debut after Happy Days either the night before or the week before he blurted that out
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I have an Airedale and want to get either a Lakeland or Welsh terrier as a companion. Airedales are great, but I want a smaller version as a companion.
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Hogan was a great dog. Fearless and loyal like any terrier. Lakelands IMO are the perfect sized dog, even though I've had mostly larger dogs like GSDs, Rotti, and Dobies.
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mine came about when I signed up to some forum and the name I chose was unavailable so I went with this one from an old comedy bit on SNL. I have now been using this one for many years
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Mine came from racing days:
Did Not Finish but recently has been more of a Donates No ****s.
Did Not Finish but recently has been more of a Donates No ****s.
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Well, my name IS Chris… but I had a boss once who said I was the guy to handle any crisis and an old girlfriend thought it was funny to combine the two as ChRiSiS - pronounced Cry-Sis
it kind of stuck. So did the type of job. The girlfriend didn’t.
it kind of stuck. So did the type of job. The girlfriend didn’t.
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My profile name "Peskadot" means to hunt or fish in my native language. "671" is the area code for Guam.
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Many many moons ago I used to work 3rd shift and after I got off work at 7:30 am, I drove to the golf course and was on the 1st Tee by 8:00am, hence igolfat8 .
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Privateer,
I've worked for years as a self employed Professional for who ever offered the best money for my skills.
I've worked for years as a self employed Professional for who ever offered the best money for my skills.
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Nope. I did stuff like this along with the flooring trade.
The job of removing all that store front was estimated and paid for 2 weeks.
I got it done in 2 days.
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The theme from Deliverance is a clue to my last name ,where I live, and when I graduated. I first used it during the CB craze of the late '70s while stationed in the High Desert of California.
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Obvious. I'm fond of alliterative abominations. I'm known as Sgt. Prepper, Duke of Karma, Soul Miner, Bream Reaper and other monikers. Why use the same handle twice?
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Have been playing bluegrass for 50 years - Started banjo at eight as well as a multitude of other bluegrass instruments especially acoustic guitar Which (unlike banjo) is played with a FLATPICK. Grew up on the family farm in northwest Missouri and started touring at 15. Became a union musician in Kansas City after high school playing gigs at night while going to college. Got into telecom in the 80’s and was able to buy the family farm in 1994. Four more years and I hope to retire. Born in 65. On the GTA as Flatpicker.
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