cas, is that you?
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Of the Troops & For the Troops
Oh the good old days.
Back when I was young and a hero.
Wonder what happened when he touched off that tater digger?
I can see that elephant reaching up there and flinging gun and man over the nearest fence. LOL!
I'm thinking it was a gag pic. otherwise meyham would
have ensued... I really want my own Colt/Browning Potato digger! Recommended reading:
A Rifleman Went To War by Herbert W. McBride
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Of the Troops & For the Troops
Yessir, McBride went over with the Canucks
and they used the JMB-designed 1895 Colt machinegun.
I re-read that book at least once a year. Top-notch.
EmmaGees and a Rifleman Went to War
Classics!
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Sincerely,
Hobie
Yessir, McBride went over with the Canucks
I too re-read about once a year.
Yessir, McBride went over with the Canucks
I am in the reread camp.
That is one of the books I can retrieve from the cloud.
When I was a kid chopping cotton the only thing I wanted from a cloud was shade or rain, either one would be welcome. Now I can pull all sorts of stuff from a cloud.
Who would have thunk it.
WHOA ELEPHANT! WHOAAAA.... (nt)
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WHOA ELEPHANT! WHOAAAA.... (nt)
Inside joke of the older folk:
Me too.
My cabin at the farm is non-electric. After dark, the only light is the dim glow from my Kindle screen as I'm rooting through my cloud collection for something to read.
Unusual dichotomy.
cabin in the woods no lectric no water BUT we have wifi...
educated hill billys...
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Of the Troops & For the Troops
LOL, no wifi, it uses AT&T 4G cellular.
It's hard work being a redneck these days.
"It's hard work being a redneck these days."
But we.....endeavor to persevere.