Hi All,
My friends call me "C"........... I've lurked here on and off for awhile.I'm mostly into foreign milsurps and hang in those forums.But when it comes to handguns I'm a Smith fan,nothing is better to me than a nice blued N frame wheelgun about my age...40-60 yrs. I currently own S&W 1911 (1st) yr.,and a nice 35-1. Still looking for a model 25 to replace my 625 that I sold recently.
This is a great forum...keep up the good work.Hope to post some pics when I figure it out fully...........C
C, you can have him back anytime you want.... :lol:
Seriously welcome to this forum.... it's about the friendliest on the web... posting photos here is a snap... hell, even a crusty old dinosaur like me can do it!
I saw the article about the tolls, but wonder how the Chuckleheads would deal with the traffic snarls....The last Governor (Romney) fixed the rotary and the congestion. The new Govn'r (Deval Patrick) must want things to go back to the way they were. Anyrate, weren't the bridges built with Federal monies back in the 1930's...and maintained by the Army Corp of Engineers?
Sorry for the thread drift...but Taxachusetts is obviously alive and well...again.
In a few weeks I will be going to Cape cod for my annual fix of Seafood Sam's Artery choking fare. nfiofnp
I keep looking for that tunnel that Giz mentioned every time I go down but the natives must keep it hidden.
Welcome to the forum. Always nice to see another cape Codder here. I am presently hiding out in Florida until the Cape Cod weather gets better !
Regards,
Ernie
AH YES!!!! The old "Taxachusetts" is up and running again. If Gov. Patrick (a buddy of the big 'O'.) gets his way, we will have higher tolls on the Turnpike, AND the highest gas tax .....in the nation!!!! ;mcp9 :crazy: Bob
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