Whatever

I'm the friend...

 

The pillows look pretty clean to me

 

Ah, Walmart. Bless their heart. They had a tripod mount for a GoPro. Going to experiment with Star trails on my trip.

 

Ahhh so a uv light is necessary

 

Wait just a damn minute. You've seen her pillows?

 

You could take the gopro mount out of your Taco and use it.

 

V is probably telling him what he needs to do to get his balls back out of her purse. Some of the questions maybe about how to properly cook meat.

 

I’m sure he as seen a lot more....

 

So, she came up with a plan to keep her boyfriend from climaxing inside her. After a date, her and her boyfriend began to make out which leads to sex. When she could tell her boyfriend was close to orgasm she asked, "What are we going to name the baby?" Her panicked boyfriend stopped immediately, threw on his clothes, and left. Their next sexual encounter she does the same thing and gets the same results. They began to have sex for a third time and the boyfriend walks over, turns off the light, and slips a condom on. As he comes close to coming, the girlfriend asks,"What are we going to name the baby?" This time the boyfriend doesn't stop. The woman panics and says louder, "What are we going to name the baby?" Boyfriend keeps going. Finally, when they have finished, she turns to her boyfriend and asks, "Okay smartass, what are we going to name the baby?" He takes the condom off, ties it in a knot, and says, "I'm going to call the bastard Houdini if he gets out of here."

 

Back when PA introduced Black Powder season for deer, it was "primitive" only.
Meaning flintlock, patched round ball.
So I had a .50 caliber flintlock.
I think it was made by Traditions.

Anyway, if memory serves, a pure lead ball was fractionally under .50 caliber to account for the patch.
Like .490 or something and 170 grains or so lead round ball weight.
I forget how much powder, but I'm thinking 85 grains of FFF Goex black powder is what I used.

At 100 yards or less, it was quite accurate, assuming you didn't have a hang fire.
And it packed a helluva punch.
At both ends.

So a .45 caliber black powder pistol with 40 grains of powder should be quite respectable.
Of course, you'd have to seal the chamber mouth with grease, as black powder draws damp like crazy.
And even so, you have to pull the charges regularly or shoot them off.
If you want it to go bang when you need it. Ha.

 

It seamed like he was at your house kinda late last night. From a post this morning he was around pretty early as well. When asked if he saw the kiddos yet. He said he Hadn't left your place yet.

 

Gen I Tundra 4.7l is best gen.

 

Traditions is a “big name” in black powder guns. We have a archery season that stars around the end of September or beginning of October. Runs till around the start of November. The day after it closes muzzleloader season opens for 2 weeks and normal season or what we call gun season opens the Sunday before thanksgiving. During our normal season you can use a bows/muzzleloader/ shot guns with slugs(with the exception of a hand full of county’s out in west TN) during this season we can also use high powered rifles.

 

You just have to put up with that damn Toyota ticking.

 

Can't remember what year mine was, but it was a great truck.

 

I’d say early ‘00. Looks like like dads 2000.

 

I was pretty sure it was a 2000, so I'd say you're correct.