It was in south Mississippi after Katrina. He was doing electrical work. I'll ask
Can't beat this with a stick!!!
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It was in south Mississippi after Katrina. He was doing electrical work. I'll ask
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That is a heck of a deal .
If some one would use me as a reverse barameter , and do the opposite of what I do they would know the happiness of gun trading and financial success . I am content with the fond memories of the fine things l let go , not really out finacial need but mostly out of a myopic interest in the next project , never considering the $156.99 new model 28 , would not always be on the shelves . I think I should be thanking everyone who did not post little laughy faces on my Sigma ad with with the price my partner allowed as trade . I think I might as well to keep that thing even if I don't know why . There is no finacial need to get rid of it . The only sure mistake is getting rid of a Smith&Wesson . Sometime I like to hit myself in the head with a hammer because it feels so good when I stop .
If some one would use me as a reverse barameter , and do the opposite of what I do they would know the happiness of gun trading and financial success . I am content with the fond memories of the fine things l let go , not really out finacial need but mostly out of a myopic interest in the next project , never considering the $156.99 new model 28 , would not always be on the shelves . I think I should be thanking everyone who did not post little laughy faces on my Sigma ad with with the price my partner allowed as trade . I think I might as well to keep that thing even if I don't know why . There is no finacial need to get rid of it . The only sure mistake is getting rid of a Smith&Wesson . Sometime I like to hit myself in the head with a hammer because it feels so good when I stop .
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