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Model Forum / General / Models / January 2006Anyone want to hear some hunting stories??
Since I have not been on this news group for some time I know some of you must have missed my annual hunting stories! Mike > Since I have not been on this news group for some time I know some of you > must have missed my annual hunting stories! > > Mike Let's hear you beat the story of the 8 year old who bagged his first bear here in Maryland's first bear season in like 20 years. Bill Shuey >>Since I have not been on this news group for some time I know some of you >>must have missed my annual hunting stories! [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Bill Shuey Damn...I was just out there. Didn't know I should have packed for bear...  Signature- Rufus How about the 8 year old who bagged his 7 year old playmate at a day care center here in suburban Washington DC; used his Dad's 38 cal handgun. SignatureCheers: Bill Woodier "We sleep safe in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence on those who would do us harm." My Home Page: http://www.bill-woodier.com/home.htm -- > Let's hear you beat the story of the 8 year old who bagged his first > bear here in Maryland's first bear season in like 20 years. > > Bill Shuey > How about the 8 year old who bagged his 7 year old playmate at a day care > center here in suburban Washington DC; used his Dad's 38 cal handgun. > -- And Daddy, as a convicted felon, is not allowed to have a gun, according to law. Bill Shuey >>How about the 8 year old who bagged his 7 year old playmate at a day care >>center here in suburban Washington DC; used his Dad's 38 cal handgun. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Bill Shuey Only inside the District, from what I understand. Folks outside the Beltway are at least as free as the rest of us...Arizonans and Nevadans withstanding... ...and unless you're in Texas - there, even a convicted fellon has a right to own a handgun to defend his property, as long as it never leaves his property. At least that's how it was when I lived there. Signature- Rufus Yup; that too. SignatureCheers: Bill Woodier "We sleep safe in our beds because rough men stand ready in the night to visit violence on those who would do us harm." My Home Page: http://www.bill-woodier.com/home.htm -- >> How about the 8 year old who bagged his 7 year old playmate at a day care >> center here in suburban Washington DC; used his Dad's 38 cal handgun. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Bill Shuey > Since I have not been on this news group for some time I know some of you > must have missed my annual hunting stories! > > Mike Mike, Your stories are historic and of epic proportions. I think you should open a special section in the Lone Star Models web page so we can go there and enjoy them whenever we need some insight or enlightenment. Cheers and welcome back, Ray Austin, TX === Thanks Ray, Actually I just post them here cause of a couple of hoodle heads that wrote me some hate mail about posting them. Mike > Thanks Ray, Actually I just post them here cause of a couple of hoodle heads > that wrote me some hate mail about posting them. > > Mike Vegetarians, were they?? :-) Bill Shuey I second that motion!! SignatureM Stanley Webmaster: Pelikan Model Club www.percongrp.com/pelikan.htm . >> Since I have not been on this news group for some time I know some of you >> must have missed my annual hunting stories! [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > Austin, TX > === > Since I have not been on this news group for some time I know some of you > must have missed my annual hunting stories! > > Mike nope, not interested in your animal love stories. It suffice to imagine you running around in the woods bare assed. Not a very tasteful sight for sure so no details needed. Well not totally in the buff, I do cary a big knife! Mike > > Since I have not been on this news group for some time I know some of you > > must have missed my annual hunting stories! [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > running around in the woods bare assed. Not a very tasteful sight for sure > so no details needed. Your "knife" undoubtedly is big. But I think this group is not the place for you to write down the details of your hunting stories. Kids are reading this group too you know.. > Well not totally in the buff, I do cary a big knife! > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >> sure >> so no details needed. Aw get a grip. There isn't anything in any of my stories too bad for the kids to read. Not near as gory as the video games they play. Besides if you didn't realize, it was a JOKE! I really doubt there are that many "kids" reading this news group anyway. Besides the original post suggested that Mike add these stories to his website not post them here. I for one think they would be great on his site. SignatureM Stanley Webmaster: Pelikan Model Club www.percongrp.com/pelikan.htm . > Aw get a grip. There isn't anything in any of my stories too bad for the > kids to read. Not near as gory as the video games they play. Besides if > you > didn't realize, it was a JOKE! > > I really doubt there are that many "kids" reading this news group anyway. > Aw get a grip. There isn't anything in any of my stories too bad for the > kids to read. Not near as gory as the video games they play. Besides if you > didn't realize, it was a JOKE! > > I really doubt there are that many "kids" reading this news group anyway. Nah, the only one who still thinks of me as a kid is my mother. :) Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr. Sir, If ever I should see a kid watching video's of bare assed men with large "knives" chasing deer, I would call the police or a social worker. No joke. As for the kids, a great many of the physically grown ups in this group are mentally still kids. Some of them even admit it themselves. They may not be able to cope with your stories either. > Aw get a grip. There isn't anything in any of my stories too bad for the > kids to read. Not near as gory as the video games they play. Besides if > you > didn't realize, it was a JOKE! > > I really doubt there are that many "kids" reading this news group anyway. Might I suggest that Mike put "hunting stories" in the subject line & if you or anyone else chooses not to read them, (or hear them, however that might occur), simply DO NOT OPEN THE POSTS! My 2 cents. > Might I suggest that Mike put "hunting stories" in the subject line & > if you or anyone else chooses not to read them, (or hear them, however > that might occur), simply DO NOT OPEN THE POSTS! My 2 cents. I wish Mike would post some hunting stories "just because"...and put anything you wish in the subject line, Mike. Signature- Rufus Well, If Mike puts a question in the subject line I think he is entitled to have an answer. If he doesn't like the answer then it is his problem. Not yours, nor mine. > Might I suggest that Mike put "hunting stories" in the subject line & > if you or anyone else chooses not to read them, (or hear them, however > that might occur), simply DO NOT OPEN THE POSTS! My 2 cents. Actually, I really don't care about the answer one way or the other. Your response was what I expected and received. Mission accomplished! Now back to our regularly scheduled modeling stuff. Mike > Well, If Mike puts a question in the subject line I think he is entitled to > have an answer. If he doesn't like the answer then it is his problem. Not [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > if you or anyone else chooses not to read them, (or hear them, however > > that might occur), simply DO NOT OPEN THE POSTS! My 2 cents. Frank, What a concept! Funny how so many open something that offends them, read it and then complain. No one mad them open or read the post. There will always be those like this. I wasn't planning on nposting any stories. Guess I shouldn't have but I haven't been on this group for a while and was just having some fun with the tree huggers. Mike "> HEY! Your the one that said I went hunting naked! I didn't . I don't chase deer anyway. I blast em with a 30-06! They taste real good too! Mike > HEY! Your the one that said I went hunting naked! I didn't . You confirmed it. I don't chase > deer anyway. I blast em with a 30-06! They taste real good too! really? >Your "knife" undoubtedly is big. But I think this group is not the place for >you to write down the details of your hunting stories. Kids are reading this >group too you know.. "freedom begins when you tell mrs grundy to go to hell". -rah name 2? > Since I have not been on this news group for some time I know some of you > must have missed my annual hunting stories! > > Mike Please post them I love to read the whining trolls responses in most cases there hilarious > Since I have not been on this news group for some time I know some of you > must have missed my annual hunting stories! > > Mike Will you be going to the San Antonio Model Fiesta next month (Feb 18 and 19)? Two day show for them, celebrating their 25th Anniversary. Ray Austin, TX === |
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