The Custom Title Thread

I remember that video. I am just going to leave it at that.


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Wouldn't have something to do with a toilet and a dropped shaving instrument would it?

 

Yeah! My wife did it, but it was my fault. Go figure!

 

It's always our fault

 

You have expressed absolute aversion to shavette, and said they ruin my photos. So, in the interest of time, we bestowed honorary shavette "Arch Guru" status upon you. "Sensei" is a Japanese word meaning "Master or Teacher." The intent is of course, ironic, and is meant in the most friendly way possible.

 

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So true...

 

Yes, don't worry. I wasn't understanding the "Fabulous Unicorn". Mine, i understood it completely. And trust me, i have watched all instances of Karate Kid multiple times, so you bet i am a proud Sensei! About the shavette, i was unjust to it. I thought that the shavette and the straight razor, were the same. Only today did i learn that they are different. I hate them both!

 

I saw that......

 

You'd love varmint shoots on the prairie out here. Hares and Prairie dogs with 5.56 over unobstructed flat terrain, prone in the bed of a pickup. With optics, 500-700 yards is not out of the question.

To the uninitiated: Varmint shoots target rapidly-reproducing small animals that destroy agriculture or dig burrows that injure livestock. We use military style rifles because they are powerful and accurate, and allow for a one shot instant kill with little chance of leaving a wounded animal alive to suffer needlessly.

 

I gotta visit you sometime Bama. Sounds like you live in a big boy's amusement park!

 

TX born.
Bama reared.
Wild West as an adult.

There is no hope for me.

 

I never got the chance to shoot like that. I actually use to deer hunt with a Remington 700 bull barrel in 22-250. had a6.5-20x50 veriX-3 scope as I recall. Never shot it over 500 but I bet I could pull it off.

 

Mississippi born
Mississippi and Louisianan raised.
Lived in Tucson for 5 years.
I Understand the concept. WOOO

 

Terrain is so flat here that it opens up a lot of range for consideration. The muzzle velocity of 5.56 keeps it flat and helps with drop; wind however, can be a challenge here.

 

I would have to work at it a bit as I have not been shooting a lot these days. I think I could get the MOJO back though. As a bonus laughing at someone missing is good for the lungs and heart.

 

As I knew you would

 

My grandfather was an old Florida cracker who was a hunting guide for the Kellogg family in Palm Beach. I only went quail hunting with him a couple of times, but have fond memories of shooting with him. Now as an adult shooting, like shaving gives me something to put 100% of my focus on for a short time, keeping my mind off work and problems of the day.

 

I would like to nominate @PLAla for a custom title of "Bit Shy of a Full Puck"