We Really Can Post Picture And Chat Also?, Post picture and chat about them.

This is a favorite site of mine.

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If you lived here you'd be home now.

Yes we can. Nice picture of the entry to your great state.
We have lived in numerous different state locations and in several different countries, but never in Kentucky. We were sort of close once when we lived in Indiana. Guess what you are saying is that if we ever did once, we would still most likely be there right now.

Yes this is really a great forum and with some mighty nice folks.

Welcome aboard and will be looking forward to reading your postings.

Larry

Kenny are you hiring?

I'll work for coffee and ice cream :D :D :D

Hey Bill !! One day we will travel and see that sign you posted!

Rubi ! Nice place! Do you give out double scoops??

More food, Kenny you're making me hungry!


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NM last Oct.

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Any guesses where this is?

Have to get Marites here to see these.

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A couple for the bird lovers

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Some thing old............err Vintage for Kenny, I know it's not a truck but.......

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I love those old Buicks and love the straight-8s they put in them.

Looks like a nice Fairlane next to it too.

Kenny...
Can you get a picture of the menu?...Hey and thanks again my friend.

Kenny!

Can you make this?


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A quick picture test.

Showing off my talent, can hold a beer, push the spreader and take pictures at the same time :blink:

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Hey Don, I bet they won't let you post that picture of the GMD on the PC.net channel :ph43r: :D

Sure. Did they eat the entire thing??

did you spit your gum out?? LOL

Happy Days are here again!!!!! :lol: :D

That's my kind of multi-tasking!

You guys are great. This is going to get fun real fast! :D (short on time at the moment)

Bob, I wonder if this one would be over the top there…? they would have had a heart attack… Lol :o

On our recent trip to the beach it was decision time for the conditions, very light attire, shorts and flip-flops and saltwater :unsure:

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Decided on old faithful, my Glock 23 in my Publix truck bag. It was never an arm reach away the entire trip as usual… just the way it is :)

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Kenny, that looks good right now!

We had chicken for dinner... :blink: :D

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Hey everyone! Great pics and good times here! I'm home safe and sound from a quick camping trip this weekend with a friend who bought a pop-up camper. I went along on the maiden voyage to help out with stuff along the way. Here's a panorama of our campsite in the forest.
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Another shot of our campfire and my tent in the background. Everyone had a great time!
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:( I only own 1 gun.

BEWARE of the man who only owns one gun.

He likely knows how to USE it.

Brother Pete is here!

Cool campsite Pete B)

Well I must admit that it feels strange getting to talk on a PPT… :unsure:

All goofing around aside Don makes a very good point here, as a lifetime shooter/collector it took a longtime to figure out what I consider the perfect combination for me.

The way I see it is if you don’t always carry because it’s uncomfortable or too hot and hard to conceal you are defeating the purpose. Many times I’ve brought an assortment to the range to let a new shooter get an idea of what they’re comfortable with. With all the considerations its certainty not a one size fits all and enjoy being able to help. My advice to the new shooter or ccw holder is to figure out what works best for them and stick with it.

Kenny, what I’ve learned over the years is the more relaxed you are the better you will shoot and if you get frustrated it’s time to pick it up another day. A neat observation has been, generally speaking, women make better new shooters than men and I think the reason is there are no mucho, competitive or preset expectations. In a nutshell they are more relaxed.

A trick I was taught when my handgun skills seemed to decline after getting into silhouette shooting (using a SW 629 Classic DX .44) was; in the case of a revolver leave the cylinder one round short and have someone watch your reaction when you find it. It turned out I was pushing forward subconsciously because of the recoil. Did the casting and loading at the time and would shoot to the point of blisters and calluses and the psyche was taking over because of the pain. Learned I’m not a good heavy recoil shooter and the funny part is a friend of mine who is a good bit smaller is immune to it, he can dump both barrels in my 12ga cowboy shotgun and shoot a SW .500 and it doesn’t bother him a bit. Just some random thoughts amongst friends.

Staying with the PPT theme here is my second most carried, a 5 shot Charter Arms .38 that was given to me by my wife’s family several years ago after her uncle past and hold it in high regard B)

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A project from today and important stuff… ;)

Had a couple burners on the grill not firing that needed looking into.

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Cleaned the grates and did good burn-off and she is ready to cook again!

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I did that until I quit shooting holes in my toes :lol:

I did that until I quit shooting holes in my toes :lol:

You still have toes left? Man, I really am a slow learner then :wacko: :D

My favorite cook, my MIL, made dinner again! :)

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Did some concrete work when I was young. This was one of the projects two 220' diameter slip form grain tanks. The largest diameter done at the time and 12 stories tall.

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Bill, that is some serious concrete work brother! B)

I love being able to see your shop Kenny, it really looks nice and hope things go well for you guys! :) B)

Here are some from work today.

We finished the fabrication and ready to haul this enclosure to the job.

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This will be my office view for the next few days. Wonder if I can get the air turned down to about 70… :blink: :D

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Another school year has started here! :blink: :D

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I hope the weight police don't see this one. :ph43r:

Weight police, you better hope the police their-self don't see that one!

Don

We’re ok all the way around, it looks worse then it is and know about all that ‘fun’ gvwr and load placement stuff. Liability is taken very serious and 5-6k trips later I think we have it down pretty good. Well, at least the fdot and fhp think so, the other guys are probably shooting buddies… :)

On edit, I need to post a picture of a big one loaded :blink:

Kenny, I didn’t think it rained out your way :wacko: ;)

Hey guys! Terrific pictures and conversation! Things here are great, just busy, which is really limiting my online time. I'll check in and share some pictures later in the week when/if I get a break! Take care! Pete

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Absolutely LOVE the pixs of the inside of your place. It cleaned up real nice!
And I can't believe your jail! LOL! So different to see it like you posted here compared to the pixs with people in it. Looked like they were really in jail!

And forget to mention the pictures of the grandbabies! Great shots, every one of them! :B

Best of luck with the business!

Hey! I like peonys is my favorite flower too!!
Just beautiful!

(I tried to make the image smaller for the repost but it wouldn't let me do it in the way that I know how).

Bill, that is some serious concrete work brother! B)

Yeah! And can you believe it is STILL standing (after he worked on it way back when he was "young")! :P

Great picture but don't tell me the little one has started school too ??!!??

NOT the baby!! TOO SOON!!!!

Pete, no worries. We will see you when you can be seen!

Would love to hear more comments and see some photos here my more members of this forum. It's a fun way to get to know one another!

Hey there are a bunch of picture posters here! Hi y'all!

Hi Cat! Looking forward to seeing more of grandbaby Lynn!

That’s it from here tonight, it’s a hit the sack early night. The beauty sleep thing… ;)

Keep the ball rolling guys!

Came home and a water pipe in the attic sprung a leak flooding the kitchen/laundry room.

Turned off the main, checked the attic, and the line to the kitchen fridge ice maker was the culprit.

I checked with my insurance agent and we're covered! :)

Waiting on one of those 24-hour emergency response flood crews to come over tonight.

Hope everyone had a better day!

Hi guys. I'm here too. :D

Bill - Beautiful peony pictures. :)

Rubi - Your BUSINESS :D looks terrific! Gee. I'm hungry for ice cream all the sudden. Oh and I LOVE the apron! I want one of those! :D :D :D

Thank you hoped you would like them. And welcome glad to see you here! :D :D :D

Hey Cat! I agree with Don; more grandbaby pictures when the opportunity arises would be great.
(I love seeing other people's grandbabies!
One day, not too soon, but one day I'll get a turn at posting mine!)

Pete - What a mess but glad insurance will cover cost of cleanup.

Marites - Nice to see you over here.
(Something's wrong with my FB account! :( )

The crew is here! These are the fans and dehumidifiers they brought to dry out the place. After this picture, everything was put into place and running at full speed! Water damage limited to the kitchen/laundry room area only.
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