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We started using these a couple of years ago. I got really tired of Teflon flaking or scratching. So I bought one of these pans to test it out. After a year I tossed all the Teflon pans out and bought a full set of the Ballarini pans. They have been great with no issues. They heat evenly and...

We were at a local restaurant for lunch yesterday called the Hickory House. It a great little place that has good BBQ. When you walk in they usually have odds and ends for sale by the register that relates to the restaurant in some way. This T-shirt was hanging on the wall. My wife said don't...

Maybe he was on the helicopter that just crashed in Iran. We can only hope for the best I suppose.

Thanks, the fluorescent lights in the basement gives it an odd shine to it. Here are a few pictures I just took out on the deck this morning. When I got it about 20 years or so ago. It had the original finish that had been beat up with a lot of scratches and nicks in it. Nothing really to...

I have the 45/70 that’s on top. The 44 Magnum in the middle and the 357 Magnum that’s on the bottom. All three are great rifles and calibers. The big difference is weight and range. Here in Ohio, the 44 Magnum gets the nod most of the time when I go deer hunting. It’s light and anything within...

I have always enjoyed watching Jerry’s videos. He comes across as such a down to earth person and always very open with suggestions on how to shoot better. S&W could not have picked a better representative for their firearms.

The value of a college degree has been debated for a long time. In my opinion now that I’m 67, retired and out of the work force. I can look back and say a college degree does help by opening doors. After you walk through that door, you are on your own to prove your worth to the company. College...

My first pistol was a Ruger Single Six combo that my parents gave me for Christmas 53 years ago. I still have it today and it’s in very nice condition. Since I don’t count the guns my parents and grand parents had that were handed down to me since they were hand down to me over the years.

Usually if it’s a real person I mess with them by speaking in broken English. That’s always fun to do especially if it’s the same as their’s. One guy finally got mad and in very clear English told me that it wasn’t funny. I told him it was hilarious an to get a real job and quit scamming the...

Sometimes a good conversation is all a person needs to feel better. From our experiences the home care and hospice nurses have always been very professional and comforting while doing their job.

Never really thought much about it. My wife puts the ketchup in the pantry before and after it’s opened. The rest of the condiments go in the fridge after they are opened. I have always had a cast iron stomach. My wife grumbles a lot about me never having heartburn. My mom has a lot of stories...

These are my spring riders. A 2004 Harley Road King and a 2021 Can Am 570 Outlander. Both are fun to hop on and just take off and go somewhere.

Very well said Contender, thank you.

Another big welcome from Ohio.

Mom is still going strong at 88 and still drives her 1988 Cadillac Deville. Dad had heart problems starting at age 37 and passed at 56 years old. I’m 67 and feeling pretty good with no major issues. I can still hop on the Harley and go for a ride and drag my own deer out of the woods. I plan on...