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That's my guess as well. Under the dumpster.

I think Frank 46 nailed it. The receiver looks like my Husqvarna 16 ga.

Someone is said to have "weighed in" on a topic of discussion. Is there going to be a boxing match?

My mother's fiance, 2nd Lieutenant Ralph E Waffle was killed commanding a Sherman with the 67th Armored in 1944. His mother and my mother accepted his posthuminus DSC. After the war she married my Dad, an Air Corps vet and it turned out pretty well.

model 3 I have one. It's a pretty revolver and well made, but I bought it to shoot black powder cartridges and it's not made for that. The cylinder gums up after a few shots. It shoots boring old Unique very well.

In Boston thosesweet fizzy drinks are all know as "tonic". My wife's from there.

I have a British Model 1864 Snider. I shoot it once in a while.

Every day I hear about how some great new thing is "taking the world by storm." These idiots don't even know what it means!

Stink bugs! I hate em, and my garage is full of them.

Mine is "Trailer Park Boys", a Canadian series

Universal answer: Would you like a glass of wine, darling?

I too had a 1960 Dauphine. A buddy had a Simca, and we'd often race. The Simca usually won and rarely were any speed laws broken.

I have purchased several antiques from them without problems. Shipping was quick and reasonably priced and the guns were as described. What's not to like?

Driving in Boston? Even the school busses are all dented and bent. The chowda and lobsta are great, but you have to try the clams, too. With the bellies.

Cold or room temp, best breakfast there is. Really!

I miss my 61 Catalina convertible and my red 64 Olds Dynamic 88, also a convertible. They weren't hot rods, but they were big, beautiful, and comfortable. Nothing like a big convertible on a warm summer's night. Both met violent ends, neither one my fault.

Mambo bean very good to me!

I had my 65 turbo Corvair up to an indicated 135 once. It was still pulling but the front end was real light and I started thinking about Ralph Nader. Scared me. I did 130 on my BMW R1100rt once, too. No drama at all. The scariest thing about it was that it wasn't scary !

Ahhh! A 64 Pancho! One of my all time favorite cars.

I went to the show in Lima, Ohio on Saturday and came out with a BSA Martini Cadet rifle converted to .357 fo $350. I'm VERY happy! Bought 1000 Wolf LR primers for $35, as well.