I don’t think anyone can school you on anything @Red Leg
I can see @C.W. Richter and @Red Leg having races in the lift ez chairs!!! Of course, to fill their glasses with some nectar of the gods.
Yeah, there's more....I grew up in a rather nice place, where the nicest suburbs and country estates met the beginnings of farmland and rural places. I could walk across the street and begin fishing or hunting in 30 sec. 10 mi down river was the largest, most profitable, prosperous steel mill in the USA and 30 the largest city in my State (the US capitol for a time in history!) Many of my friends' parents worked there in varying capacities (mgmt., eletricians, electronics, steelmaking, trucking, auto repair, etc. I even delivered auto parts there for NAPA as a 15 y/o-i drove well and lied on the app.) and even a few of their kids. But, the greedy, corrupt Unions kept asking for more and more and more until paying walt the janitor $27/hr in 1985 became fiscally unsound. They closed the doors and sold it to a Japanese company. I have issues on both sides. Greed that Sells Out America.
I'm in the environmental business and the greenies have gone too far with policies that push business down south and finally, out of the USA. It's more International politics than it is environmentalism. Japan needs to work on its nuclear reactor mgmt and deep sea fishing habits, for starters! Real Env Issues.
We have been having a ball for forty years - but other than politics - there is little we perceive in the same way.
How did I know you would be providing adult oversight to this thread.
My dr. recently gave me 2 life strategies to choose from: Ctd. enjoyment of nectar-induced e-scooter races with fellow Safari hunters and death in a decade OR "take these 2 pills daily and do whatev you like!" It's just beginning to soak in...LOL Me thinks getting out of the chair and more sparse nectar collection is probably the way to go (my ancestors lived 88-102; the former drank-the latter did not AND they hunted!) I'm thinking 88 is Beijing gold-worthy if I continued on the same path as during covid. On your marks, RedLeg! (i do fancy those lifts that carry old ladies up staircases! thinking of putting a few in deer stands. maybe the home elevators to make it more weather-resistant?) Always evening nectar. The work must be done first!!!
my parents were precisely the same as you two, but somehow it worked!
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It’s like the Force. Just a feeling when the vortex is starting to spin.How did I know you would be providing adult oversight to this thread.
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So they say - I "feel" it may be true. And please don't confuse me with a bunch of detail. Now my lovely spouse on the other hand.......
Speaking of nectar, Peter Hathaway Capstick is smiling down upon us all, when he should still be here (or in Africa where he belonged)!Gremlins Stairs GIF - Gremlins Stairs Deagle - Discover & Share GIFs
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LOL yeah the paradox of the Think vs the Feel. Feeling is why we have the current adminstration, as Thinking has no part of that!
Also why Disney's et. al. warped animated portrayals of animals got the anti-hunting sentiment to go catalytic!
@dchum
Generations of cavers and compromisers has created this environment and by the looks of this conversation/thread I’d say things ain’t gonna change. Give an inch and so on and so forth.
Some of you fine gentlemen are justifying/condoning woke/PC behavior if it’s in the best interest of the pursuit of the almighty dollar.
I am in an environmental business as well…. I am a degreed registered Forester, and I own a Forestry and Logging company ….I understand all too well public perception and pressure from greenies (I refuse to call them environmentalists because I am more of an environmentalist than they will ever be). I believe rather than hiding in the shadows education is a better solution.Yeah, there's more....I grew up in a rather nice place, where the nicest suburbs and country estates met the beginnings of farmland and rural places. I could walk across the street and begin fishing or hunting in 30 sec. 10 mi down river was the largest, most profitable, prosperous steel mill in the USA and 30 the largest city in my State (the US capitol for a time in history!) Many of my friends' parents worked there in varying capacities (mgmt., eletricians, electronics, steelmaking, trucking, auto repair, etc. I even delivered auto parts there for NAPA as a 15 y/o-i drove well and lied on the app.) and even a few of their kids. But, the greedy, corrupt Unions kept asking for more and more and more until paying walt the janitor $27/hr in 1985 became fiscally unsound. They closed the doors and sold it to a Japanese company. I have issues on both sides. Greed that Sells Out America.
Having the authorities on one’s side is never a bad thing
