Walter Zoomie's World: Happy Funtime Ball

Friday, October 21, 2016

Happy Funtime Ball

Range trip soon.

There will be video.

Maybe.

2 comments:

Just A ChemistOctober 31, 2016 at 11:41 AM
I grew up in Evansville!
And my paternal grandfather had that exact same load, my pop still has the package, though I wouldn't trust sending those corroded bullets through anything.
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Walter ZoomieOctober 31, 2016 at 12:08 PM
My box is full of WW2 vintage and in good shape. I had a metric shit-ton of it years ago that my old man or my uncle "acquired." This is the last of it. I will be using all of it shortly...probably on or after Election Day!

Saving the brass, though...'cuz it's good stuff...even though I don't reload. yet.
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Good-natured ribbing is cool, but if you and I don't have some kind of previous relationship, you had best mind your fucking manners or I will relegate you to the intardnets dustbin for being a cunt.

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Or something.

Maybe.

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This blog contains stories and graphics about auto racing, war, firearms, history, family, politics, the coming apocalypse, and whatever else might interest me.

Most of it I wrote or created. Some of it I didn't.

I try to approach my topics in a humorous and self-deprecating style, and I use coarse language sometimes.

Most of my thoughts here are tongue-in-cheek and satirical. Some are not. You'll figure it out.

Maybe.

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For now.

Sorta.

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