jimmyjam wrote:
The Chevelle was an awesome muscle car.
I am human and I need to be loved - just like everybody else does
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jimmyjam wrote:
The Chevelle was an awesome muscle car.
Astro wrote:
I remember going to work for with my dad when i was young and working for free. He was a general contractor and told me learning how to work was worth more than any money he could pay me.
I was just glad to be working for him instead of with my mother who grew up on a truck farm after the depression. Believe me she worked and expected a lot more than what you do on the typical construction job.
WanderingStovie wrote:
I rode in a Chevette once - no muscle, and not awesome.jimmyjam wrote:
The Chevelle was an awesome muscle car.
Drybones wrote:
What's the best recipe you guys have for a squirrel dish, we're having a campout this week end and I thought it'd be a good opportunity to use the 7 squirrels I have in the freezer, I saw a youtube using a crock pot and cooking the squirrel with onions, carrots, potatoes, celery and using chicken stock, they thickened at the end with flour to make a gravy...thought I might try it...I figure after enough to drink the folks will eat it, the venison stew we did last time was a real hit.
Grinder wrote:
Can you imagine the reaction to a kid walking down the road with a rifle today? Frantic phone calls to 911, then SWAT and 11 1/2 federal alphabet agencies pouncing the little bugger and the parents being hauled off to Gitmo or some lesser known place.
surely it must taste like chicken, after all, everything else does.TrafficJam wrote:
What does squirrel taste like?
A little like raccoon.TrafficJam wrote:
What does squirrel taste like?
Dan76 wrote:
I've used a similar recipe for squirrel, though I did add a drinkable red wine, garlic, and chopped parsnips A fellow hiker uses a splash or two of bourbon in her stew. Though at times I think she breaks out the bourbon as an excuse to to have a shot or two while cooking.Drybones wrote:
What's the best recipe you guys have for a squirrel dish, we're having a campout this week end and I thought it'd be a good opportunity to use the 7 squirrels I have in the freezer, I saw a youtube using a crock pot and cooking the squirrel with onions, carrots, potatoes, celery and using chicken stock, they thickened at the end with flour to make a gravy...thought I might try it...I figure after enough to drink the folks will eat it, the venison stew we did last time was a real hit.
Grinder wrote:
Can you imagine the reaction to a kid walking down the road with a rifle today? Frantic phone calls to 911, then SWAT and 11 1/2 federal alphabet agencies pouncing the little bugger and the parents being hauled off to Gitmo or some lesser known place.
We had wars with BB guns, can't believe no one lost an eye, thought I'd blinded a kid one day when we were having a sling shot war and I hit him in the eye with a china berry...kid flopped around like a fish but lived to tell the tell, we had wars with dirt clods when the fields got plowed in the spring, bow and arrow, corn cobs...if it could be shot or thrown we had a war with it.mental note wrote:
I grew up with two other friends spending our Summer's pippin' around with our BB guns...it was the Wild West, and nobody said boo. You'd be snatched up real quick today, least around here.Grinder wrote:
Can you imagine the reaction to a kid walking down the road with a rifle today? Frantic phone calls to 911, then SWAT and 11 1/2 federal alphabet agencies pouncing the little bugger and the parents being hauled off to Gitmo or some lesser known place.
Drybones wrote:
We had wars with BB guns, can't believe no one lost an eye, thought I'd blinded a kid one day when we were having a sling shot war and I hit him in the eye with a china berry...kid flopped around like a fish but lived to tell the tell, we had wars with dirt clods when the fields got plowed in the spring, bow and arrow, corn cobs...if it could be shot or thrown we had a war with it.mental note wrote:
I grew up with two other friends spending our Summer's pippin' around with our BB guns...it was the Wild West, and nobody said boo. You'd be snatched up real quick today, least around here.Grinder wrote:
Can you imagine the reaction to a kid walking down the road with a rifle today? Frantic phone calls to 911, then SWAT and 11 1/2 federal alphabet agencies pouncing the little bugger and the parents being hauled off to Gitmo or some lesser known place.
Grinder wrote:
Can you imagine the reaction to a kid walking down the road with a rifle today? Frantic phone calls to 911, then SWAT and 11 1/2 federal alphabet agencies pouncing the little bugger and the parents being hauled off to Gitmo or some lesser known place.
No, but my brother stuck my sister in the neck with a dartmental note wrote:
Anyone ever get shot in the finger, phiggin' hurts!
Bodyman wrote:
No, but my brother stuck my sister in the neck with a dartmental note wrote:
Anyone ever get shot in the finger, phiggin' hurts!
Bodyman wrote:
No, but my brother stuck my sister in the neck with a dartmental note wrote:
Anyone ever get shot in the finger, phiggin' hurts!
chief wrote:
brings back memories. i once threw a dart at my baby brother who was running across the yard, never ever thinking it would hit him. sure enough, hit him right in the neck. sure enough, my grandpa beat the crap out of me. twice, once for the dart and once cuz he was still pissed. my brother to this day tells people i tried to kill him when i was 10.Bodyman wrote:
No, but my brother stuck my sister in the neck with a dartmental note wrote:
Anyone ever get shot in the finger, phiggin' hurts!
JimBlue wrote:
Ah memories... I fired my Red Rider BB gun at a soda bottle, it bounced back and broke the left lens out of my eyeglasses. Shades of that screwy Christmas story.
JimBlue wrote:
Ah memories... I fired my Red Rider BB gun at a soda bottle, it bounced back and broke the left lens out of my eyeglasses. Shades of that screwy Christmas story.
Drybones wrote:
It hit a small plane with a marble shot from a sling shot once, and he wasn't flying low, scared the crap out of me...I can only imaging what it did for the pilot.
I got hit in the head with a lawn dart. Not only was the thing way short & 30 degrees off target it was wobbly. Ishould have just ran in first direction. I kept looking at it thinking doge left, no right, no left. I got a nice gash on the side of my head. After dad shaved it he decide no stiches were needed. I did go thru rest of summer with half a mohawk haircut!mental note wrote:
who's brite idea was it to invent yard darts...and bring em to a picnic for the kids to play with while the grown-ups drink kegg bear. Geez even I could see that one comin'But then we use ta all stand in a circle of about 70 feet diameter and shoot arrows up in the air...if ya moved you were out. I can't believe I made it to 18, with all the stupid Shyte we use to pull, I drew the line at jump in' off the roof, though I did skin up a guy wire about 15 feet then let go...bad idea, two sprained ackles, I blame that one on genny creamers, or was it Dickle Arcker...hmm.chief wrote:
brings back memories. i once threw a dart at my baby brother who was running across the yard, never ever thinking it would hit him. sure enough, hit him right in the neck. sure enough, my grandpa beat the crap out of me. twice, once for the dart and once cuz he was still pissed. my brother to this day tells people i tried to kill him when i was 10.Bodyman wrote:
No, but my brother stuck my sister in the neck with a dartmental note wrote:
Anyone ever get shot in the finger, phiggin' hurts!
Mountain-Mike wrote:
I got hit in the head with a lawn dart. Not only was the thing way short & 30 degrees off target it was wobbly. Ishould have just ran in first direction. I kept looking at it thinking doge left, no right, no left. I got a nice gash on the side of my head. After dad shaved it he decide no stiches were needed. I did go thru rest of summer with half a mohawk haircut!mental note wrote:
who's brite idea was it to invent yard darts...and bring em to a picnic for the kids to play with while the grown-ups drink kegg bear. Geez even I could see that one comin'But then we use ta all stand in a circle of about 70 feet diameter and shoot arrows up in the air...if ya moved you were out. I can't believe I made it to 18, with all the stupid Shyte we use to pull, I drew the line at jump in' off the roof, though I did skin up a guy wire about 15 feet then let go...bad idea, two sprained ackles, I blame that one on genny creamers, or was it Dickle Arcker...hmm.chief wrote:
brings back memories. i once threw a dart at my baby brother who was running across the yard, never ever thinking it would hit him. sure enough, hit him right in the neck. sure enough, my grandpa beat the crap out of me. twice, once for the dart and once cuz he was still pissed. my brother to this day tells people i tried to kill him when i was 10.Bodyman wrote:
No, but my brother stuck my sister in the neck with a dartmental note wrote:
Anyone ever get shot in the finger, phiggin' hurts!
LIhikers wrote:
I had a friend that used to fire model rockets at small airplanes. I don't think he ever had a hit but came close enough to make planes abruptly change course.Drybones wrote:
It hit a small plane with a marble shot from a sling shot once, and he wasn't flying low, scared the crap out of me...I can only imaging what it did for the pilot.
Mountain-Mike wrote:
I got hit in the head with a lawn dart. Not only was the thing way short & 30 degrees off target it was wobbly. Ishould have just ran in first direction. I kept looking at it thinking doge left, no right, no left. I got a nice gash on the side of my head. After dad shaved it he decide no stiches were needed. I did go thru rest of summer with half a mohawk haircut!mental note wrote:
who's brite idea was it to invent yard darts...and bring em to a picnic for the kids to play with while the grown-ups drink kegg bear. Geez even I could see that one comin'But then we use ta all stand in a circle of about 70 feet diameter and shoot arrows up in the air...if ya moved you were out. I can't believe I made it to 18, with all the stupid Shyte we use to pull, I drew the line at jump in' off the roof, though I did skin up a guy wire about 15 feet then let go...bad idea, two sprained ackles, I blame that one on genny creamers, or was it Dickle Arcker...hmm.chief wrote:
brings back memories. i once threw a dart at my baby brother who was running across the yard, never ever thinking it would hit him. sure enough, hit him right in the neck. sure enough, my grandpa beat the crap out of me. twice, once for the dart and once cuz he was still pissed. my brother to this day tells people i tried to kill him when i was 10.Bodyman wrote:
No, but my brother stuck my sister in the neck with a dartmental note wrote:
Anyone ever get shot in the finger, phiggin' hurts!
LIhikers wrote:
I had a friend that used to fire model rockets at small airplanes. I don't think he ever had a hit but came close enough to make planes abruptly change course.Drybones wrote:
It hit a small plane with a marble shot from a sling shot once, and he wasn't flying low, scared the crap out of me...I can only imaging what it did for the pilot.