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Sorry Chuck---just now seeing your post. Anytime you have an airgun question just E-mail me direct since my forum reading is so erratic. (sorta like my personality :wink: ) I believe you are thinking of an all-plastic, full-auto, freon powered 'thingy' advertised in the back pages of such...

Sorta makes you think of a Walrus calming down after a rampage thru a thrift store doesn't it? :wink:

It occurred to me on the way home that I might have made an error. :wink: Good reportin' Swampus Cattus---and the pics are great! Thanks. OF

Well at least it seems that our concerns were unfounded insofar as the expedishun was concerned. But sounds like you may have to remain in Pissimissi the rest of yo' life since things jes' natcherly go to Hell when you leave. Tell us 'bout the big rise after your spirits are risen. OF

You're right. That's very concerning. The only derelicts I saw on the marge of the Buff were the two who got there late to fix dinner. BTW, what happened to the supply of single-malt you were gonna send? Sparkitus assured us it would get there but no messenger had appeared by the time...

'Southern Piddlers' on the Buffalo The revelations below are somewhat repetitive in light of Danos' well-written commentary but since I went to the effort to compose it while the site was down I'm darn well gonna post it anyway! :wink...

I WANT a copy of that bumper sticker!!!!

Re: Mackinac Bridge

Mackinac Bridge Swampy write: [ That evening we made it to the Macanac bridge. High winds with gusts over 25mph had us travel accross with an "escort". My thoughts were the escort was only to become a witness and tell just how you went over in the event you were thrown from the bridge. The...

---almost daily. To experience a cook-off between Kahuna and Chuck. As the judge. Over a week period. A quick survey of winter weight pants just revealed that nothing is really Sanforized these days since only one pair of pants would fit anymore. So I've gone thru the trauma of buying new...

Re: A Wild Fowl Supper, a bit of historical perspective

Re: A Wild Fowl Supper, a bit of historical perspective

Re: Au Sable report Fine yarning Jack! I was almost there with you at times. Wish I had been. Don't retire, keep 'em coming!

An old Indian chief sat in his hut on the reservation, smoking a ceremonial pipe and eyeing two US government officials sent to interview him. "Chief Two Eagles," asked one official, "You have observed the white man for over 90 years. You've seen his wars and his material wealth. You've...