Subject: The Dusty Trail
Posted by: sadwings
Date: Jul 18 19
Any of you cowboys and cowgirls ever seen a dusty, unshaven bronco-buster nail the inside of a spittoon from 20 feet? Probably not all that impressive with all the tobacco-chewin' range bums we've got around these parts, but check this out - pppt….pppt….pppt….Ting! Tang! Ting! Three for three! :-)
Anyway, that's just a small part of the rip-roaring, wild west adventure just waiting for those of you who would like to saddle up and ride with us out on the Dusty Trail. We've got plenty of horses and trail gear for all comers, and we've even got a friendly, loyal, dependable dog named Happy who will take good care of us as we sleep beneath the stars and experience exciting wild west adventures every day. So whenever you'd like to take a little break from quizzing, just saddle up and ride along with us for a spell, partners! We'd love to have you along one and all! :-)
Posted by: sadwings
Date: Jul 18 19
Any of you cowboys and cowgirls ever seen a dusty, unshaven bronco-buster nail the inside of a spittoon from 20 feet? Probably not all that impressive with all the tobacco-chewin' range bums we've got around these parts, but check this out - pppt….pppt….pppt….Ting! Tang! Ting! Three for three! :-)
Anyway, that's just a small part of the rip-roaring, wild west adventure just waiting for those of you who would like to saddle up and ride with us out on the Dusty Trail. We've got plenty of horses and trail gear for all comers, and we've even got a friendly, loyal, dependable dog named Happy who will take good care of us as we sleep beneath the stars and experience exciting wild west adventures every day. So whenever you'd like to take a little break from quizzing, just saddle up and ride along with us for a spell, partners! We'd love to have you along one and all! :-)
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What modern machines are like I know not, I gave up biking in 1978...the last few months astride a BSA "Lightning" A65L 650, but the one in my post above was my favourite of those I owned. In the 60's/70's most British made machines were simple to maintain, in fact you hardly needed to touch them from month to month....performance wise they lagged far behind the Japanese made bikes though. Like you I am no mechanic....never was and never will be.........so it went to dealers for maintenance. Other than a Triumph Tiger Cub (200cc), all the machines I owned were BSA's..........tried out a Honda 175, couldn't get used to gears being on the opposite side! Jen can probably tell you about modern bikes? Reply #101. Jul 30 19, 5:28 AM |
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Goldurn predictive text added that 'S' to mechanic, got by me without me noticin. See, machines just laugh in my face! This here's as close a pitcher as I can find that looks like my horse Dakota. He's 50% Arab, 50% Appaloosa, 100% speed and stamina. https://images.app.goo.gl/yjwTdDX78f3B8HxNA Reply #102. Jul 30 19, 5:35 AM |
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Reply #104. Jul 30 19, 6:02 AM |
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Oho! I wonder if Rachel Sutherland knew what was happening when she accepted her position working on Lost Girl? That’s so funny, Jo! Yes. Yes, sadwings, I feel like I would be thrown in jail should I ever witness someone abusing an animal right in front of me. I’m so sorry you had to see what you’ve seen, as it can never be unseen. I’m sure we wish it could be. I’ll just say, should we ever get charged, at least they can’t say it was premeditated! One cool skill my “Amazon Echo” (AKA “Alexa”) has is an old-time radio show she’ll play for me. I just say “Alexa, open radio crime classics” and close my eyes and listen! She also has a radio suspense show. It’s good for my sister and I, since we both have eye problems it’s nice to rest them! I’m afraid I am quite ignorant when it comes to bikes! Reply #105. Jul 30 19, 10:26 AM |
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Haha, I wasn't expecting that! Reply #108. Jul 30 19, 1:16 PM |
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Reply #109. Jul 30 19, 2:37 PM |
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Aww, I love you for saying all of this, sadwings! It warms my heart hearing (and reading about) people who are willing to protect animals. Thank you for giving a damn! Reply #110. Jul 31 19, 12:01 PM |
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Reply #112. Jul 31 19, 4:54 PM |
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Makes me wonder where we get our love for animals from… my mom grew up with a raccoon as a pet, but she’s never been too “gaga” about pets. She’s not mean or anything, she just appreciates them a little differently. My dad complains about cats and such but in secret seems to love animals, as he has been there for my sisters and I when we lose a pet, even crying himself (not that he’d admit it!). Haha, thank you for the good laugh! He delivers that line so well! I admit, I’m like that a lot too, that’s for sure! Reply #113. Aug 01 19, 1:34 PM |
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Reply #118. Aug 04 19, 8:51 PM |
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I would save my cats before saving some people. Reply #119. Aug 04 19, 10:08 PM |
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