Facebook gun groups

[Glaciers]

Yeah I don’t give a crap what others that I don’t know say about me. It’s totally immaterial. Now if that person wants to get in my face and say whatever, well then we will talk, maybe.
A local officer friend in Valdez who owned a boat tied up a couple slips down from me said to me one day, that he would put me down right off the bat and ask questions afterwards.
I’m a very forgiving person, but, just leave me alone.
I think those reasons keep me off of certain sites and social media.
I like many on this forum don’t suffer idiots or know-it-alls very well. I have other things to do.

 

[hporter]

I log into Facebook once or twice a year to see what my family on the West Coast is up to. But mostly, logging in and seeing what is there reminds me why I log in so infrequently, then I quickly log out.

 

[JonB]

As I've said before, one of my main hobbies is "buy-sell-trade," so I spend a little too much time on FB, surfing the Marketplace. That was a trait I inherited from my Dad, although his daily source was the Minneapolis Tribune. I'll look at some other stuff randomly on FB, maybe make a comment or two, but I don't take much of that seriously.
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Someone mentioned the first internet discussion forum they were in. In 94 or 95, using Prodigy to access the WWW, my first discussion forum was a Supermagna group. The Honda Magna, specifically the design made in '87 and '88, were nicknamed Supermagna. That was probably Honda's first attempt to copy some attributes of a Harley low rider, as well as other Harley custom design items. Of course Harley sued Honda, which was part of the reason, Honda quit making them in 88, and didn't revive the Magna model until 93, which included many changes. All the Magnas had the rock solid, high revving V-4 engine that is also in the Interceptor and VFR. I had an '87. Being a member of a group, where everyone owned a fairly rare model of anything, I learned was a huge advantage in maintaining and just all around working on it...and finding rare parts...or selling rare parts.

 

[Bret4207]

Agree with Jon on Marketplace. I spend way too much time there. It's pretty well turned Craigslist into a barren landscape.

 

[Tomme boy]

one of my fav FB posts was someone saying that Unique and 2400 would blow up a rifle. I just replied that he obviously had never shot any cast loads and left it at that.

One of my OLD reloading books has 2400 and 4227 being used in a bunch of rifle cases with jacketed bullets. I think it was a Herters book.

 

[Mainiac]

I log into Facebook once or twice a year to see what my family on the West Coast is up to. But mostly, logging in and seeing what is there reminds me why I log in so infrequently, then I quickly log out.

I belong to a few logging sites,,mostly out west,,BIG wood!!!all thats left around maine is pecker poles,,the big wood of my youth,is gone.

 

[hporter]

pecker poles

I actually meant to log in to Facebook, but I understand what you are saying.

I grew up a couple miles from the Weyerhaeuser pulp and paper plant in Springfield Oregon, and big trees, logging roads and the aroma of that plant are in my blood. The little trees here in East Texas are cute though.

You might be the only person who might know what a crummy is. Ha ha

 

[Mainiac]

Ive been in these pulpmills,my whole life.they keep shutting them down,and i keep wondering.
Only 4 pulpmills left,in the whole state,,was over a dozen 25 years ago.
The stink,,,i dont even notice it no more.

 

[PGPKY2014]

Yeah I don’t give a crap what others that I don’t know say about me. It’s totally immaterial. Now if that person wants to get in my face and say whatever, well then we will talk, maybe.
A local officer friend in Valdez who owned a boat tied up a couple slips down from me said to me one day, that he would put me down right off the bat and ask questions afterwards.
I’m a very forgiving person, but, just leave me alone.
I think those reasons keep me off of certain sites and social media.
I like many on this forum don’t suffer idiots or know-it-alls very well. I have other things to do.

I belong to a few logging sites,,mostly out west,,BIG wood!!!all thats left around maine is pecker poles,,the big wood of my youth,is gone.

Yes , life is too short.