"After victory, tighten the cords of your helmet."
--Tokugawa Ieyasu, founder of the Tokugawa shogunate
(The implication: Think you've won? Get ready for more, just in case.)
This is SO my favorite. It's really sweet, and you're a lucky SOB. You probably know that, of course. ;)
Congratulations, by the way, on the wonderful news.
Tony
My old fencing master, Dr. Andrew von Boross, was a Hungarian, and the last fencing instructor at the Royal Hungarian Military Academy (which should tell you how old he was when *I* met him in 1974). He used to talk about how he and his wife escaped Commie Hungary by digging out under barbed...
Hmmmm... So like the PPK, its design was copied by several manufacturers, then. (I have a Bersa T22, which is a 22lr "copy" of a PPKS.) Makes it a bit hard to know what to look for, given all those clones, but I really want one of those babies. Thanks for the info!
Oh, GOD, DUDE! That is my dream piece, complete with stock!
I must hate you now, and envy you as well. Nothing personal, you understand. It's just my burning envy and avariciousness for that firearm.
We have a wonderful art deco theatre here in Franklin called the Artcraft (built by my grandfather, and for a time owned by him!). They show classic films a few times a month. Their Halloween movie was Abbot and Costello Meet Frankenstein and I've also seen such flicks there as The Maltese...
Correct. She was about two steps behind me, so I just opened the door and stepped aside -- exactly the same thing I would have done if a man had been two steps behind me (five steps and he's on his own ;) ).
I'd think "legged" sleeping bags would be great if you have to get up at night to go to the bog -- but there's no critical area access in that thing. So much for that idea.
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