hoz53
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So Bezos will live forever then I guess. Alot of older people around here are healthy and active.And those years are spent pooping in a diaper.
So Bezos will live forever then I guess. Alot of older people around here are healthy and active.And those years are spent pooping in a diaper.
i call it the 7 day weekend!You have it all wrong, EVERY DAY IS MONDAY! The working folks will hate you when you say this.
If you are thinking of retirement you only need two things. A good TV, A good wife and they both have to workIf you are thinking of retirement you only need two things. A good TV, A good wife and they both have to work.Seriously to need to plan ahead on what you will do with the extra hours every week. If you have a hobby other than shooting expand on it. I am a retired Millwright which means over the years I learned pipefitting, electrical, carpentry etc. from the guys in our department. I had a two page long list of home improvements and honey dos when I retired. I have been retired 20 years now so the list is pretty short. I have one friend that invested in a mill and lathe and rebuilds old tractors. Another was a machinist and now is a gunsmith. The list goes on and on.
Thank you Dave! You guys make it fun!@Alex Wheeler, I know you didn’t mean to but you started a very informative thread here. Thanks, and I’m glad you’re not retiring! The latest rig from you is a real shooter and sooooo fun to shoot!
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I say I’m done with new ones each time one shows up but the wheels are already turning again.
First 1K group the rifle ever fired was 3.8”.
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Thanks for not retiring! Dave.
Sorry! Make that three things.If you are thinking of retirement you only need two things. A good TV, A good wife and they both have to work
surely you ment "ATV" ?
Forum Boss, you got to have the genes and live a healthy life, plus a little luck to make the century mark. My mother missed it by six months, her sister is still living at 95 and my dad's brother is still going at 93. My father smoked all his life and checked out at 67. FIL, same deal and checked out at 66. I'm glad they both retired early. As always, YMMV.
Here is a link to the recipe.Recipe please!
That’s funny Dave , I say it’s my last one every time as well.......... who am I kidding there will be another!@Alex Wheeler, I know you didn’t mean to but you started a very informative thread here. Thanks, and I’m glad you’re not retiring! The latest rig from you is a real shooter and sooooo fun to shoot!
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I say I’m done with new ones each time one shows up but the wheels are already turning again.
First 1K group the rifle ever fired was 3.8”.
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Thanks for not retiring! Dave.
Very nice! What caliber did you chamber it in?@Alex Wheeler, I know you didn’t mean to but you started a very informative thread here. Thanks, and I’m glad you’re not retiring! The latest rig from you is a real shooter and sooooo fun to shoot!
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I say I’m done with new ones each time one shows up but the wheels are already turning again.
First 1K group the rifle ever fired was 3.8”.
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Thanks for not retiring! Dave.
Very nice! What caliber did you chamber it in?
Try telling that to people who fly everywhere, cities and airportsThere is a whole lot to see in this country.
I worked my butt off for 10 years owning my own business. After I did the cop thing for a little while I bought 2 tandem axle cabovers and bought 4 refrigerator trailers and got my own operating authority and found my own customers. I use to haul canned and frozen foods and produce and delivered that stuff to all the union food warehouses in the Northeast and sometime down to Florida. Anyone who has ever done that knows what I'm talking about. When you get there your their personal slave until you unload that whole trailer. Sometimes if it's on a repaired pallet called a double stringer, they make you put it on one of their perfect unrepaired pallets or certain places want you to put it on their small pallets. Then there are the frozen food warehouses like Shaw's and Hannaford Brothers in Maine who receive frozen stuff at 2 in the morning. Try driving 12 hours and getting there and waiting for them to call you over the CB and give you a bay to back into and then unload a whole trailer at 2 am in a -20 degree warehouse. The only people who know about that stuff are people who have been owner-operators. It ain't easy.I retired when I was 44 in 2002. I should of retired after the 6th grade if I knew it was going to be like this. A job is nothing but work.
Dang, you never really worked long enough to know what a job is really about.
More than that. LMFAO.No wonder you have 800# of powder Jim—-lol
With all the supplements I take, when I die, the Dr's will have to beat each of my organs to death with a stick.![]()
Just shy of 180 pounds, gained about 30 pounds over about 8 years or so since I quit working, and that extra weight will hold me over in case I get sick.![]()