there are still good people in the world (this is a most generous forum, with advice from experts in most any field to karmas, just awesome

and, that you can't have too many guns.
also, that people actually sell ones they don't need or use (mind blown)

I’m not sure it’s the most important thing, but this afternoon I learned a lot of impressive shit about George Washington.

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Originally posted by V-Tail:

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Originally posted by Rightwire:

I once wondered what it would be like if every member of the board could be in the same place at the same time for a huge gathering

Probably OK, as long as it's not in Guam.

Guam will tip over if too many of us go there.

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Originally posted by sunburn:

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Originally posted by V-Tail:

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Originally posted by Rightwire:

I once wondered what it would be like if every member of the board could be in the same place at the same time for a huge gathering

Probably OK, as long as it's not in Guam.

Guam will tip over if too many of us go there.

Exactly! That was my point.

[FLASH_VIDEO] https://youtu.be/aTto5j32B-0 [/FLASH_VIDEO]You do it to yourself

For some reason, I can't post this shit proper. You get it. Whatever, you turds.

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Originally posted by arcwelder:
[FLASH_VIDEO] https://youtu.be/aTto5j32B-0 [/FLASH_VIDEO]You do it to yourself

For some reason, I can't post this shit proper. You get it. Whatever, you turds.

Well, posting at 3AM probably doesn't help LOL, and you can't put a url in directly from the video you want to display like when you are inserting an image, which is what you did, that won't work....



How to imbed a utoob Video on SF

In Utoob:
1) Click on the Share Icon below the video, you'll get a pop up,
2) Select the Embed Icon, when the Embed Video screen pops up,
3) Click copy.
4) Return to SF thread.

In your Reply on SF:

1) Return to the reply window,
2) Click the video icon in the bar at the top (looks like movie film)
this will place code in the reply window for the video, [flash video ]
[/ flash video ] code that SF inputs into your post..
3) Paste the Embed code you got on utoob between the inserted code prompts
4) Make any comments outside of the code and click Post Now

Bobs yer uncle!

I have learned that the SF cost me money, always find discussions of stuff that I need, well want is a better word.

Seriously though, this is such a great group of folks. Thanks for having me.

1) How to build my own AR ($$$$$)
2) Meeting some of the nicest people on earth, and when I was in need, someone was able to hold out a hand to keep me from sinking.
3) A few have become some of my very best friends, and we contact each other outside of the forum.

Stay in your lane, don't break the rules and you will enjoy the forum.

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Originally posted by pace40:
Mimi's is THE one stop shop for any and all things jewelry related.

Came to post this one!
Can't believe it took 3 pages

Dave is the man!

Buy a Glock and get some damn grease!

P.S. We also have cat pictures...

To read not only the title of a post but the post it self before posting a reply.
Also read as many of the responses as possible before posting as to not repeat what someone already posted.

Treat everyone here the same way I want to be treated.
Kindness goes a long way.

Don't poke the Boss.

That the Russian Tro-lo-lo sound is the truest music, all other singing is just a wishful distant artistry.

Hi Donna, I totally agree. The biggest thing I have learned is the breath of great people here is incredibly long and wide. Unbelievably so.

The love, compassion, concern, desire to help, support, to share, to provide wisdom, etc. You name it. It happens here every single day.

When I joined almost 20 years ago. I had no idea.

I have learned that the wisdom and knowledge and helpful nature of our collective membership is something unique to the internet.

I will never forget the surprise I felt when a very generous fellow member sent me 50 rounds of 9mm because they were interested in my Sig Pro reduced power mainspring project and the progress pics I had been posting. This was during one of the first great frenzy gun & accessory purchase periods when ammo was almost impossible to find and thus my Sig Pro project had stalled. The membership here is incredible.

I don’t know if it was the most important thing I learned but the member many many many years ago who taught/helped me figure out my P226 Navy’s contrast sights and my aiming issue is definitely up there.

I've learned that if you are traveling to a specific locale here in the USofA just mention it here on the forum, someone from just down the street from where you're going will gladly offer up invaluable advice!!!

You can also meet life-long friends in some of those locales!!!

How to listen.

It is truly all the things already posted before this. And because of these many things, what I've learned is in todays troubled world...

I always look here for my sanity!!

The info is a huge bonus