Posts by JLibourel

I doubt this is a troll post. Back when I was working out and doing a lot of heavy squatting, my thighs measured about 27.5-inches in circumference, and I wore out a number of good suit trousers in a manner similar to what the OP...

Enjoying some flickering trifle of "fame," I have learned some odd facts about myself--e.g., that I was Robert E. Petersen's son-in-law (I'd sure be filthy rich if that one had been true), also, that I am dead. However, I came across...

^Don't fret too much about this. I have known several people who bought pet-store (i.e., puppy mill) puppies that turned out to be perfectly satisfactory dogs. Frankly, in the dog culture, the lines between "puppy millers," "backyard...

Yeah, I know that religious stereotyping is sort of non-PC, but I've heard the Amish are rather notorious puppy millers.

^You seem like a very sensible, clear-head chap. Sorry to see those clowns over on CE ganging up on you!

^When I took the third-level course at Gunsite it was the "499," as I recall. Sounds like you are very well trained.

Quote:Originally Posted by Arthur PE it's a PPS, but same basic config I shoot with them, not train with them (although I have shot quals with them for fun) we have 2 different goal: mine self defense from concealment, theirs, well...

Quote:Originally Posted by lefty I knew a few people with squirrel monkeys as pets. There's an illustration in one of the Fleig books of a guy fighting a bulldog in a match. I believe it was a flyer advertising the event. Do you...

Apparently Jacco was very vicious toward humans as well. When I was young, monkeys were still fairly popular as pets although they certainly seem to have gone out of fashion. Some of them must have been satisfactory. Otherwise I can't...

By the way, OP, you are confusing two shoes: There is the Fifth Avenue, which is a punch cap, and the Park Avenue, which is a plain cap-toe.