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Well just bought a 2012 Nissan versa for my daughter she is gonna be 16 next year and my brother-in-law was gonna trade it in gave him cash for it and he went and bought a 2023 Nissan frontier, it’s nice but I’ll keep the Tacoma

 

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Macy had breakfast from bed this morning.

 

Stying home for the Thanksgiving. My mom lives in Panama(central America) and my Dad and in-laws live in Houston. Siblings in Sacramento, Colorado Springs, Dallas, and College Station.

 

We’ll have my wife’s folks and a couple siblings with some of their kids/ grandkids. Hopefully my mother will feel up to coming also.

 

Those are the 3 mainstream, and then there is me. 2 years ago, 80% of my skin was covered in eczema. Found out I am allergic to gluten and wheat. Now, only about 1% of my skin has eczema.

 

that sounds awful

 

You're doing Navajo tacos? Or more along the lines of roast mutton and fry bread?

 

Re: Poll

Traveling for Thanksgiving, we usually drive up to Tulsa to spend it with my grandparents every year. They're both in an assisted living facility now so this may be the last year that we're all together. If not for them we'd be staying home and having friends over.

 

re poll: depends on the year. we rotate with our family

 

Butter chicken, Jasmine rice and naan.

Maybe a batch of palak paneer if I'm feeling nice to my wife.

 

Good afternoon guys

Re. the poll, staying home. My son and his wife are both working for the holiday, if we have turkey it will be turkey salad sammichs from the get go.

In other news, on an outdoor forum I frequent, the Ruger Ranch rifle in .300 Blackout came up. Quite a few of the guys like them for a GP field rifle, especially in “restrictive” states out west. They like it because it’s ballistically about like a .30-30 but mag fed so more capacity and easier reloads. While I was out today, I went by a gun shop where a buddy works just to see if they had one and how it felt. They did have one in .300BO, it’s a pretty handy, light rifle, I liked it and said that as I was putting it back on the wall. The owner walked by as I said it, he told me I should buy it then. I jokingly said give me a reason to, he replied $100 off and a couple of boxes of ammo…


Yep, it followed me home

 

Your #2… allergic reaction. It won’t feel like you’re dying, but it’s definitely making you pay for poor choices.

 

Needs more punjabi samosas…

 

Pretty nice.

Ruger fan here as well.

I cut a few of these for friends and family.

 

This is my first Ruger, and 3rd bolt action ever. I have a Savage 22 and now this. Sold a Remington 700 a long time ago.

I don’t hunt anymore, as I got older I just gave it up. I still enjoy walks in the woods but now I just look at animals and take pictures. That being said, I was a cop for too long and will have a gun with me in the woods, we have too many tweekers cooking meth and marijuana fields planted on state land. This will be a nice low profile addition to my collection of AR's and shotguns.

 

It is. I don't have bubble guts or anaphylaxis. I just get super dry, scaly skin that itches like ai have fleas.

What glass are you going to put on it?

 

I like Stove Top much better than I like any homemade I've had, and why people insist on putting celery in dressing is one of life's great mysteries.

 

Sitting in a treestand all day should be a poll option.