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Also, I heard some people have made hidden gun/rifle storage besides the below seat box. IS there someone who does that? I have my level action .30 .30 I would like to put in my Taco but have quick access.

 

I hate typos

 

Not hating, lots of people like them, but not me.

 

My hood is white so there is a glare and a matte hood decal could help.

 

You might be in the wrong forum.

 

Dood! You eat sand?!!

 

Sorry, still learning how to navigate. Since I was talking about eating got me thinking about hunting, then got me thinkin about other stuff.

 

With a spoon and all the fixings

 

Well corn is a great thing, but when you start to add lime to it, and fish which in Mn. is Lutefish all bets are off

Been to Jax more than once, twice or 3 times. And have a site there I support. My oldest has a degree in history also, I helped home school him and he landed in the world of computers which I taught him. He left Apple Computer in January to go to Boston to seek the almighty dollar, without the health benefits of which he does not yet grasp. Ironic seeing how he is in the top 5% of OCD cases in the US.

He was colicky as a baby and more than once in Jax at the MIL home I threw him in the truck and drove around Jax including the Naval base in the middle of the night.

He would be the first to admit that localized ideology is not the best for a global view, let alone an American view now that he has worked for Apple and a Spanish company with a global view.

Scrapple is one of the most wonderful foods man made IMO. Once you cross the line South of Va. they add more corn to it which makes it livermush in Western NC.

Not that there is anything wrong with Scrapple, how in the hell is a man expected to go hunting without a belly full of Scrapple?

I understand that, totally! If you have any questions about navigating here let me know by a PM and we can keep it private. Nothing wrong with the thirty thirty, while I have a number of custom chambered rifles I am most proud of my grandfathers of Winchester 94 30-30. It works.



Although I am a fan of the quarter bore and 6mm also.

I ripped out my rear seats on the AC cab to build a dog platform and store my guns and hi lift jack below it. Works well for me.





And the Toller has yet to complain

 

Localized Ideology? Lol, that is a new one! I used to work for Apple. My father did 20s Army, 17 years DOD, and 10 years United States Treasury Department Federal Law Enforcement Division (Worked at FLETC (GlenCo) in Brunswick, Georgia , NAS JAX, Kings Bay. We are local but have traveled nearly everywhere. Like I said in an earlier thread my wife is Korean so I get the world view thing. Love the "dog area" I have a Chi Chi and he fits in my pocket. My degrees are History, Sociology, and Computer Science at bachelor level. In December, I will have earned my MBA. I recently published a book as well. I atill love grits! Oh Yeah, Korean American wife was raised in New York. Long Island to be exact.

 

Good way to get hurt in the South disgracing our southern cuisine like that.

 

Not from the south, never eat grits.

 

After Desert Shield\Storm we pulled into NYC for a ticker tape parade. I was supposed to lead my men in the parade and I told the skipper that I could not do that. Having grown up being raised in Southern Tier of NY and Northern Tier of Pa. most of us were proud of not setting foot in NY City. The 29.9" of Mercury that vacuumed the funds for the rest of the State made us proud to be separate. Including Long Island.

Spent 20 years as a propulsion engineer in the Navy Nuclear Program and finished my degrees in Sociology and Psychology and a lot of credits in Accounting and Business management. Took all the PACE classes I could and end of subject exams in the GRE for credits. Not exactly difficult if you could read and had reading comprehension LOL. When I retired from the Navy 22 years ago Business Process Engineering, BPI was the latest greatest thing and started out doing consulting in BPI.

It became a dirty word, Dilbert and Scott Adams became famous because of it.

A system is a system. Period. The Farts in the Parks degrees being the exception. I am the technical specialist for imaging at the worlds number one Medical Hospital where Research, Patient Care and Education are the 3 core shields. When my father died of esophagus cancer a head hunter contacted me from here, figured I wasn't smart enough to cure cancer but could help those maybe could. And moved from Asheville NC where I had retied from the Navy and did BPI in the SE.

Every one said I was crazy moving from Asheville to Mn. including the number one Orthopedic sports med surgeon East of the Mississippi that I was very good friends with. But ideological reason proved to be worth it in the end.

Your youngest son with advanced stage 4B cancer, something you would never dream of in your worst nightmare.



PET scan in QReads on the right before treatment. On left a year after.



Ideological values can pay off in the real world in my experience. And make getting up to go to work worth it. But it is still work no matter what!

I need to be retired for good and run the dog on birds all year. And fish and enjoy life. You only get one chance to go around on this merry go round called life. Make the best of it, but it also helps to try to make a difference in someones life.

Damn that is the Sociological and Psychological parts speaking. But also real world shit, doesn't have to be your biological offspring to bring satisfaction. Everyday I get the opportunity to realize that I am blessed. And hate the fact that we also lose the battle sometimes. I really hate that, with a passion.

 

so much I've forgotten and so much I still want to forget Lots of good times though for sure.

What part of Kansas? I'll be driving North next month through the East side up 35 and into Nebraska. You close enough to meet up?

 

I made shrimp and grits casserole last week. It was great but I forgot to take pics.

 

So I guess no need to clean out the sand then.