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From: Floyd L. Davidson on 16 May 2007 19:37 rm(a)biteme.org wrote: >Floyd L. Davidson <floyd(a)apaflo.com> wrote: > >> "Centerfire .22s For Big Game" >> http://www.rifleshootermag.com/ammunition/centerfire_22_biggame/ > >Why not just ".22s For Big Game?" Because rimfire .22s are not suitable, but centerfire .22s are. >> "... just like modern centerfire .22s ..." >> http://www.chuckhawks.com/history_rimfire_ammo.htm > >Why not "... just like modern .22s ...?" See above. >> "And it shoots as well as some of my centerfire .22s ..." >> www.gunsandammomag.com/in_the_field/gungear_cci_22/ >> >> Obviously credible people do not agree with you. > >Why not "And it shoots ... my .22s ...?" See above. The point, idiot, is that ".22s" is *not*, by definition or otherwise, restricted to rimfire, which is what you claimed in total ignorance and conflict with reality. >>> You are not >>>describing the bullet, you are describing the cartridge. >> >> You are an idiot. The *bullet* is what is 22 caliber. >> The shell casing is not described by caliber. > >Sorry, again. But all .22 are rimfires. And "rimfire" doesn't >refer to the bullet. Neither does "centerfire" for that matter. Obvsiously there are lots of .22 centerfire cartridges, so why are you repeating the foolishness that they are all rimfire? >>>Why don't you do us all a big favour and take a good old daisy bb >>>gun out there on your next polar bear hunt. >> >> You are an idiot. >> >> Why don't you *learn* something. > >We're too busy teaching. Take that bb gun and look for some bear. >After all, it's against the law in Alaska to use a .22 to hunt big >game. Hey, you actually did learn *something*. ASStounding. -- Floyd L. Davidson <http://www.apaflo.com/floyd_davidson> Ukpeagvik (Barrow, Alaska) floyd(a)apaflo.com
From: Floyd L. Davidson on 16 May 2007 19:38 rm(a)biteme.org wrote: >Floyd L. Davidson <floyd(a)apaflo.com> wrote: >> rm(a)biteme.org wrote: >>>Floyd L. Davidson <floyd(a)apaflo.com> wrote: >>>> Beej Jorgensen <beej(a)beej.us> wrote: >>>>>Floyd L. Davidson <floyd(a)apaflo.com> wrote: >>> >>>>>Is this where you are? What do you do up there? >>> >>>> Mostly these days I relax, eat, take another nap, and >>>> start the cycle again! >>> >>>Thank God for satellite dishes, eh? >> >> Before retirement I was in charge of AT&T satellite >> earth stations on the North Slope. >> >>>> I'm retired. >>> >>>And why would you retire to Alaska? >> >> Some people are a lot smarter than you. > >Good welfare rates, huh? Yeah. If forgot to mention, all the muktuk I can eat. -- Floyd L. Davidson <http://www.apaflo.com/floyd_davidson> Ukpeagvik (Barrow, Alaska) floyd(a)apaflo.com
From: rm on 16 May 2007 21:12 Floyd L. Davidson <floyd(a)apaflo.com> wrote: > The point, idiot, is that ".22s" is *not*, by definition or > otherwise, restricted to rimfire, which is what you claimed in > total ignorance and conflict with reality. Whenever anyone refers to a .22, they are referring to rimfire unless they state otherwise. Everyone, except you, knows this, apparently. And you are the kind of person who cannot be told anything so we are going to have to let it go. And we don't find the continued insults very helpful. Obviously you have a lot of hostility built up within you. Cabin fever, perhaps? Has it been a long winter? How high does the pot grow in your neck of the woods (tundra?) before it flowers? cordially, as always, rm
From: Faux_Pseudo on 18 May 2007 23:24 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 _.-In alt.os.linux.slackware, ~kurt wrote the following -._ >> oh horseshit...we blame Americans for; >> - carbonating chilled urine and calling it "beer" > > Sorry - you are out of date. We have fully recovered from Prohibition > and now make beer that can compete with any country in the world. Granted, > most beer is still the pisswater made by the big companies, but local > breweries have made a huge comeback. In fact, more and more pubs have their > own breweries once again, with a variety on tap. My favorite bar has > about 80 beers on tap at any given time (most domestic, many imported though). > My favorite hole in the wall makes all their own beer, and I'd say we get > about 25 different beers throughout the year - all different styles, etc.... We have made a comeback in that there are now as many beers as their were 100 years ago but we haven't yet reached the point were you can go into a major eatery and find a beer you haven't tried yet. It is getting better, literally, every month but isn't there yet. Last weekend we brewed our first batch of beer. On Sunday we will find out how it tastes and a few weeks from now we will find out if it is any good. My vote for the next batch is a true Ginger Beer. Should be tasty. - -- =()==()==()==()==()- http://fauxascii.com \ \ \ \ \ \ ASCII artist :F_P:-O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- -O- Get your ASCII Art T-Shirt: http://www.keystroketshirts.com/ascii/dream-in-ascii-fullView.php# -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.4 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQFGTm4JSJec2PH9pbURAknqAJ42/7l0u63rVPadSIJBY55Gn8fsSACfd1KZ PBT0JhpMG9FrdrcQ4msre4g= =dF97 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
From: Two Ravens on 19 May 2007 04:13
~kurt wrote: > I haven't brewed beer in a while - I got tired of cleaning the bottles. > I think I might give it another shot with one of those keg things that > you can carbonate the beer in and then just drink it from the tap. I have in the past seen someone do just that, lie under a barrel, (which was mounted on a stand), with the tap open, drinking the beer, its very messy and wasteful. -- Two Ravens "...hit the squirrel..." |