The Original O'l Farts Club.

[Boo]

good morning peoples...

 

[ramblinman]

i guess i'm lucky, i just open the door and the dogs do their thing.

 

[ramblinman]

good morning peoples...

morning my brother, may the light from the east be bright for you today.

 

[NewbOldster]

20-25 footers in Jersey un-real

If anyone watching this video has never seen such surf, put it on your bucket list. It's an amazing thing to see in person. Cameras just don't seem to do big waves like that justice.

Nothing like seeing them in person.

 

[Sun&Soil]

How do your mold the leather for the holster?

@Gray Wolf

If you are interested I can PM you a link to one of my tutorial threads from another forum I visit. It did a step by step with pictures.

 

[jokerman]

She looks a little chilly Someone get that woman some shoes

Our Moral Compass and Practical Subbie

 

[jokerman]

If anyone watching this video has never seen such surf, put it on your bucket list. It's an amazing thing to see in person. Cameras just don't seem to do big waves like that justice.

Nothing like seeing them in person.

I watched the " Perfect Storm " twice and it was good enuff for me

 

[NewbOldster]

any thoughts on the sticky holster?…..

I use one for my 9. Appendix carry.
In hot weather my LCP gets a pocket holster.

 

[jokerman]

@Gray Wolf

If you are interested I can PM you a link to one of my tutorial threads from another forum I visit. It did a step by step with pictures.

outstanding

 

[dogzter]

I prefer leather as well........I can't do a two handed holster.

 

[NewbOldster]

I watched the " Perfect Storm " twice and it was good enuff for me

lol

I grew up on the Gulf Coast, and we never really got huge waves - dangerous waves, for sure, but more choppy than wavy. I've stood on the North Shore of Oahu and watched 35-40 footers roll in, one after another. You can feel the ground being pounded by those big waves. Immense power.

 

[ramblinman]

got my wife a lcp 380. she has a pocket on her purse she puts it in. purse has same pocket on each end, so by the time she finds it and gets it out she could have used the suitcase she calls a purse to do the job. damn things got to be 20 lbs.

 

[SubGirl]

Not foolproof but it helps. Mist a little water at the seed husk interior. I have also been told that a drop of fresh aloe on a helmet head is all it takes.

I usually grab two pair of tweezers and go to surgery getting the little helmut off. This doesn’t always work tho.

 

[oldfogey8]

Not foolproof but it helps. Mist a little water at the seed husk interior. I have also been told that a drop of fresh aloe on a helmet head is all it takes.

Thanks.
I found a site where they had problems with pepper seedlings and they used saliva and toothpicks. Something about the enzymes in the saliva I think. I lubed the husks up pretty good with some spit and let them set for about a half hour and gently used 2 toothpicks to wedge the husk open and they fell right off. Now we will see if my morning breath spit digests the cotelydons I guess…

The 3 in the forefront and the back left seedlings were the patients I surguried…

 

[ramblinman]

lol

I grew up on the Gulf Coast, and we never really got huge waves - dangerous waves, for sure, but more choppy than wavy. I've stood on the North Shore of Oahu and watched 35-40 footers roll in, one after another. You can feel the ground being pounded by those big waves. Immense power.

growing up i used to go to galveston and freeport and watch people try to surf.

 

[oldfogey8]

i go gently with the fingernail of my nose picking finger.
I got 8 of them

Weird. In all my time growing, I have never had this happen. Those fkrs were on there good. Maybe boogers help soften the husks or are they sticky enough to give you a better grip on them?

 

[Sun&Soil]

Being a professional swamp rat and working in the brush I've gone to kydex holsters and sheaths. It's not as comfortable as leather, but holds up to the abuse I put them through.

 

[Gray Wolf]

@Gray Wolf

If you are interested I can PM you a link to one of my tutorial threads from another forum I visit. It did a step by step with pictures.

Thanks! I would never do one, but am curious.

I watched the " Perfect Storm " twice and it was good enuff for me

I weathered a summer storm on a 400' well tender in the Gulf of Mexico one year, with waves breaking over our 5th deck.

We lashed down the equipment or welded it to the deck and used our anchors to pull us off site so we wouldn't smash into the rig, before riding it out.

We were below deck moving and securing shifting cargo, like bags of flaked caustic soda.

 

[ramblinman]

Thanks.
I found a site where they had problems with pepper seedlings and they used saliva and toothpicks. Something about the enzymes in the saliva I think. I lubed the husks up pretty good with some spit and let them set for about a half hour and gently used 2 toothpicks to wedge the husk open and they fell right off. Now we will see if my morning breath spit digests the cotelydons I guess…

The 3 in the forefront and the back left seedlings were the patients I surguried…

when you up pot do you leave the paper pots?

 

[NewbOldster]

got my wife a lcp 380. she has a pocket on her purse she puts it in. purse has same pocket on each end, so by the time she finds it and gets it out she could have used the suitcase she calls a purse to do the job. damn things got to be 20 lbs.

I love my little .380 LCP, but it's a bit too snappy for my wife - which is kinda moot anyway, because I can't get her interested in carrying at all. She's afraid she'll have to use it, and maybe hurt someone.

It doesn't matter to her that the whole idea is to keep the bad guy from hurting HER!

140 IQ, and not a lick of damned sense, my lovely bride.