How'd you spend your Saturday?
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Got up early and did some yard work, sat down in my lawn chair with some 90 proof sour mash whisky. Got back up and did my laundry and while it was washing climed back in my lawn chair, put a match to my weekend cigar and drank some more sour mash whisky. I don't much recall what happened after that.
Did some honey dos,sorted through my clutter and sold some grips,added some photos to my listing for my 99% python.Took a pair of vintage 22s up in the hills and plinked some pine cones.All in all a nice day.
smokindog
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OK, I'm doing a Sunday update!
Dug most of the trench to get the electric to the well. Had an "ooops" moment with the sprinkler line running to the zone out back. That wasn't supposed to be there! Had to use the sharp shooter for most of it as I was crossing the gas line. After I passed the marking for the gas is when I picked up the Mattock to get my 18 inches of compacted sand and clay. About a foot later it was raining
Now I've got to dig that sprinkler main trench the remaining 12 feet to the well head. Either this is getting tougher every year or there's another explanation that alludes me
Dug most of the trench to get the electric to the well. Had an "ooops" moment with the sprinkler line running to the zone out back. That wasn't supposed to be there! Had to use the sharp shooter for most of it as I was crossing the gas line. After I passed the marking for the gas is when I picked up the Mattock to get my 18 inches of compacted sand and clay. About a foot later it was raining
Now I've got to dig that sprinkler main trench the remaining 12 feet to the well head. Either this is getting tougher every year or there's another explanation that alludes me
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bricker
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My Saturday was spent working. Not a good time now, but time and a half looks good on next Friday's paycheck.
NE Ohio bunch from 9 am till 3 pm then went home to play with my 15 month old grand daughter that was visiting from Dayton. Larry
deadin
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boatme99
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Work at 02:30. Worked until 16:00, came home, cleaned up, and went to bed so I could get up at 02:00 and be to work at 04:00 Sunday.
Now I'm off for 4 days.
Now I'm off for 4 days.
Gunsnwater
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Saturday I picked up my dog from the vet hospital. She was in from Monday. Thought we might loose her a few times, a real roller coaster ride. She is doing well. We got some oxegen just in case, but haven't needed it much. She had pneumonia on top of her cushings and diabetis and now bronchitis. She is a fighter, and feeling better. It's always day by day around here. Today is a great day.
kwalityguy
Member
My oldest son and I went to the local range. Spent about two hours there until we were out of ammo. Then I came home and took a short nap. Grilled a steak and washed it down with half a bottle of red wine. Cleaned a bunch of pistols til about 10 pm. Very enjoyable day. Did I mention my wife went to visit her mom? 
kwalityguy
Member
And the FW gun show today. Wife came home now. 
Finishing off the rest of that bottle of red wine. 
Finishing off the rest of that bottle of red wine. 
Saturday started with the monthly breakfast at the HOA clubhouse. Cinqo de Mayo themed, which meant build your own breakfast wrap with vaguely mexican ingredients, with sausage and scrambled eggs on the side. Ho-hum, but I'm on the board, so I like to show up for these every now and then.
Then off to the feature event of the day. The new owner of my '98 Triumph Thunderbird Sport was coming to deliver the cash and take the bike away. As I pulled out my old paperwork on it, I realized that it was exactly 10 years to the day from when I signed for it at the movers when it arrived from the seller in Georgia.
Saying goodbye to the Yellowbird
Once that was completed, we turned our attention to the '72 Triumph Trident which was ready to hit the ground after its second "gentle restoration". It's much better this time, with a build up from bare frame, and a bit warmer than normal engine. Tickled the Amal carbs, kicked it through a couple of times with key off, another quick tickle, key on, and it started right up on the first kick. It sounds wonderful with a new big bore exhaust and the race head.
Off to the DMV tomorrow to get tabs, and turn on the insurance, and I'll be riding it home first sunny afternoon.
Trident 750 Triple ready to go
Back home to make mint juleps, Kentucky brown derby sandwiches and bourbon chocolate pecan pie, and joined Mrs. B. for her favorite sports event on the tube. Lots of build-up to 2 minutes of activity!
Then off to the feature event of the day. The new owner of my '98 Triumph Thunderbird Sport was coming to deliver the cash and take the bike away. As I pulled out my old paperwork on it, I realized that it was exactly 10 years to the day from when I signed for it at the movers when it arrived from the seller in Georgia.
Saying goodbye to the Yellowbird
Once that was completed, we turned our attention to the '72 Triumph Trident which was ready to hit the ground after its second "gentle restoration". It's much better this time, with a build up from bare frame, and a bit warmer than normal engine. Tickled the Amal carbs, kicked it through a couple of times with key off, another quick tickle, key on, and it started right up on the first kick. It sounds wonderful with a new big bore exhaust and the race head.
Off to the DMV tomorrow to get tabs, and turn on the insurance, and I'll be riding it home first sunny afternoon.
Trident 750 Triple ready to go
Back home to make mint juleps, Kentucky brown derby sandwiches and bourbon chocolate pecan pie, and joined Mrs. B. for her favorite sports event on the tube. Lots of build-up to 2 minutes of activity!
Bill Bates
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My much better half, Wanda and I played hunter gatherer. I hunted turkeys with my 100 year old A.H. Fox AE 12 Gauge and she picked morel mushrooms. The Fox with its 32 inch full and full barrels should be a great turkey slayer; at least I hope it slays a turkey. I struck out on the turkeys and Wanda picked a few pounds of black morels.
Today the gather won the day.
Today the gather won the day.
Used my new workshop. Hung some paintings in the new house, then back down to the workbench to Renwax a few revolvers, and attack an old percussion cap double gun that I found buried in a closet. RUSTY
Another day in Paradise ..... usual, up at 5am, drinking lots of coffee, couple hours on the computer. Poking around outside, doing a little yard work, cleaning the back patio, trying to kill time while waiting for the Bruins vs Canadians playoff hockey game. Run out finally around 11am to pick up some sliced Honey Ham and cheese for lunch sandwiches and some tobacco for the wifes cigarettes, had to do some rollin for her... But there was my chance to stop into my LGS... he finally got the 386XL Hunter in he had been telling me about, beautiful gun, but not liking the price tag he put on it.... reluctantly told him I'll take it, but not so sure about it after more research this weekend..
Watched the Bruins finally wakeup half way thru the 3rd period, flipped back and forth watching the Red Sox take out Oakland.... then finally loaded up the range bag with some toys, (M&P380, 945-3", The Govenor and my Berretta CX4 Storm 45acp carbine.... 1.5hrs of tearing up the targets!! Had to hustle as I also planned to run down to Costco and pickup some NY strip steaks for the wife and I... they closed at 6pm..
had to settle for a couple of ribeyes from the local grocery store, they sucked compared to Costco.. other than that , had a pretty good day... just regretted not getting to Costco sooner..
But there was my chance to stop into my LGS... he finally got the 386XL Hunter in he had been telling me about, beautiful gun, but not liking the price tag he put on it.... reluctantly told him I'll take it, but not so sure about it after more research this weekend.. Watched the Bruins finally wakeup half way thru the 3rd period, flipped back and forth watching the Red Sox take out Oakland.... then finally loaded up the range bag with some toys, (M&P380, 945-3", The Govenor and my Berretta CX4 Storm 45acp carbine.... 1.5hrs of tearing up the targets!! Had to hustle as I also planned to run down to Costco and pickup some NY strip steaks for the wife and I... they closed at 6pm..
had to settle for a couple of ribeyes from the local grocery store, they sucked compared to Costco.. other than that , had a pretty good day... just regretted not getting to Costco sooner..EQGuy
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I drove 90 miles south and shot my Anschutz Match 64 in the state small bore silhouette championships. I tied another shooter for last place in AAA. This is the first state shoot I have shot in in 12 years and I had a real good time and saw many faces I had not seen in 12 years. I also bought 3 boxes of .22 Hornet for $15.00 each and a Leupold BR 24X target scope for $425.00.
Scouting out the course for an upcoming Francis Marion shotgun shootFrancis Marion shotgun shoot.
Hunter8282
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Selling soap at an arts and craft show...
