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Lloyd3 #458794 10/10/16 11:16 AM
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James,
Thanks for the explaination. I'm often stunned at what goes right over people's heads.
While ignorance is correctable, stupidity is, unfortunately, forever.

We missed you, by the way.

Best,
Ted

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I believe It was Tweak, not Butters.


I prefer wood to plastic, leather to nylon, waxed cotton to Gore-Tex, and split bamboo to graphite.
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Sucks having to explain one's own joke. Happy to step in and do the honours for you, Ted. I missed being there and hope you and Lloyd don't give up on me in the future.

Got out yesterday quickly for a preserve shoot. 20 min from my house. Low key, unorganized, 300 acres by myself with Scout. Lovely hunting weather. The perfect preserve shoot. Used a nice little Belgian Pieper 16 with Gamebore 21/2" shells. First time it's taken birds down since a full restoration. It's not a light 16 at 6lb 10 oz, but well balanced with 29" barrels. Quite pretty. I like it!

A very nice day and now to decide how to cook the pheasant and chukar. Scout's lying around wondering why we aren't back there today. Lol


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Monty Python's Search for the Holy Grail is the perfect movie for a cold, snowy January day. If you do not laugh from beginning to end, you have absolutely no sense of humor! Tied at the top with Mel Brook's Young Frankenstein. Lloyd3 & Ted, sounds like a perfect hunting vacation!!

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Eric, we must have similar senses of humour. The two movies I laughed hardest at when they first came out were Life of Brian and Blazing Saddles. Don't know how they stand up as I haven't watched them start to finish since but I nearly choked to death in both.

Hope you and your guns arrive safely home Lloyd.


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Yes to Young Frankenstein. Best Mel Brooks movie, along with Blazing Saddles and Springtime for Hitler. Terri Garr with the "great knockers" and Cloris Leachman as Frau Bluker- and the pair of neighing horses rearing up in their traces. What a genius Mel Brooks- and married to the late hot babe Anne Bancroft--But my favorite all-time spoof movie is "Animal House" followed by "The Blues Brothers"


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Thanks- I missed that one on Monty Python-- best put down of the French came from "Murder By Death" spoof on film noir detective stuff from the 1950's-- Peter Sellers as Charlie Chan character, James Cocoa as Belgian detective Hercule Poirrot, and Peter Falk as a Sam Spade character. Mid-way through the movie, Falk tells Cocoa "Up Yours, Frenchie!" and Cocoa replies- "I'm not a Frenchie, I'm a Belgie!"-- And Truman Capote as Lionel Train, the fay host for the week-end romp in his castle-- and David Niven as Nick Charles exclaiming to wife Maggie Smith--when told they would be staying in a room with a Chinese flavor- "We're in the Wang Wing"--damn good stuff indeed.


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Just walked in the door. What it took me two days to accomplish in an old Ford pickup, Delta Airlines did in about 5 hours. You must put up with all of the heavy controls (Big Brother!) and costs, not to mention all the congestion at the big airports, but it is undeniably a much more time-efficient way to go. Haven't opened the case yet but the guns appear to be unmolested. Pictures to follow shortly.

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It was green, warm, and fairly wet upon my arrival.



No matter. This is a sight that I never get tired of.

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A little later that day. God Bless old Fords and even older English boxlocks.



Not sure why, but most birds fan their tails immediately after their last convulsions. Sad but beautiful.


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