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Happy birthday Hunter!

 

Preciate y'all I'm gonna go look at boats I can't afford at Bass pro let's go....

 

Forgiveness is easier than permission

 

Just get the wharehowse credit card from @StayinStock and get the boat you want. By the time they figure it out you’ll be in the middle of nowhere, sunburnt, hungry, out of gas, divorced, and possibly eaten by Bigfoot.

Sounds like a good birthday to me

 

Oh....I forgot to mention...we had to trade the New And Improved Wearhouse Of Really Neet Goodies credit card for an EBT card.

Should still work for a boat tho!!!

 

That won’t affect our credit score negatively, will it

Also, what’s the interest rate on the EBT card?

 

28%

 

Fixing to go in little ceasers and pick up 20 pizzas for Cole’s birthday party.

We’ll either be full, out of food, or eating pizza all next week. Stay tuned……

 

Better than 29%, we’ll take it!

 

The Monihans and the Detroit Redwings thank you for your purchase.

 

Happy Birthday, I hope you have a stupendous day looking at the boats!!

 

If you haven't already, you should check with your water company. Most of them will prorate your water bill for water leaks once you've fixed them. I've had to deal with leaks several times and I've always gotten a good portion of the bill credited back to my account.

 

Very nice! You darn right about “it’s priceless to our family.”

 

Alumacraft and lowe make good boats.. better I'd say

 

The 2 happiest days of a man's life...

The day he buys a boat...

And the day he sells a boat...

 

Did some searching and based on serial number it could be a nickel SW Hand Ejector Military and Police model manufactured some time between 1915-1942

 

@six5crèéd
If your grandfather’s SW is a hand ejector military and police model, here are two auction offerings that would possibly place your gun somewhere in the 1920’s

 

If you really want to dive into it's history a bit you can get a letter from S&W that will tell you when it was made, and sometimes a bit more info. I did that for my grandfathers 38 years ago, found out it was originally sold to the Memphis PD. I'd have to find the letter to get the year it was made, but it started out as a 4" bbl but when Papa got it after Granddad passed it was 2" with pachmayr grips. Unfortunately no one knows how Granddad got it from the PD.

https://swhistoricalfoundation.com/letters/

 

I think Fred Flintstone‘s balls came out pretty good. Lol.