Whatever

Solid choice, old one!

 

I want a glorious disaster Sunday!! Don’t get banned but probe the edges...

 

I said I put out the fire, right?

 

Benefit of the doubt, he is old as fuck!

 

I heard he hears voices. Usually @SweetT ’s.
Who wants to hear that shit???

 

The Club is still in lockdown.
So no trapshooting.

I'll probably go for a hike in the State Forest this weekend.
I'll take my Walther P22 with me and a load of ammo.

 

I'm thinking...yes.

 

Mrs Gritto wielding?

 

Im think we’ll see! Fake fish pics vs Fake deer pics! Who wins!

 

Heaven forbid.

Or worse, yet, see visions of him slathered in PB...

 

Hell yes I do!!!

 

All my pics are fake! Even the pics of me!
I'm really a 14yo girl!

 

^^^^truth

 

Story time.

I took Mrs Gritto to the range with me not long after we started shacking up.
(I may have told this story before).

We shot several pistols and rifles.
Then I got out my .50 cal flintlock.
Shot it a couple times and she said: "My turn".
Me: "It kicks like an Army mule."
Mrs Gritto: "So?"

Whereupon she proceeds to hit the bullseye dead center at 100 yards. First shot
Her: "I win".
Me: [grumbles grumbles...lucky shot]

 

Yes sir Ho

 

he's asking retail!

So....slow day?

Those gold on solid blue were You Gee Ell Why!

I heard you have a @SweetT shrine where you with crunchy peanut butter every morning.

 

it was worth it, for the birthday boy

 

Warmouth (Lepomisgulosus)

Drawing of Warmouth (Lepomis gulosus)
Illustration © TPWD
Other NamesRedeye, Goggle-eye, Red-eyed Bream, Stump Knocker, Mudgapper, Mo-mouth, Morgan, Molly, Rock Bass, Open Mouth, Weed Bass, Wood Bass, Strawberry "perch", Mud Bass, Warmouth BassDescriptionThe warmouth is somewhat larger than either rock bass or green sunfish (with which it is often confused) but very similar otherwise in that it is large-mouthed and heavy-bodied. Adult warmouth are dark, with mottled brown coloration. Their belly is generally golden, and males have a bright orange spot at the base of the dorsal fin. Three to five reddish-brown streaks radiate from the eyes, and the gill flaps are often red. Warmouth have three spines in the anal fin, 10 spines in the dorsal fin, and small teeth are present on the tongue. These fish range in size from 4 to10 inches (10.2 to 25 cm), but can grow to more than 12 inches (31 cm), and weigh up to 2.25 pounds (1 kg).

 

Fun to shoot!