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[Jeff Head]

Hi all I just want to vent my frustration a little bit

I just find myself unable to relate to civilian girls anymore

Civilian girls = non working girls/prostitute

I have been punting for a long time (prostitution is legal in where I live) I just finally realize that my punting has severely affect my ability to relate to civilian girls.

Anybody feel like this?


I've been chasing a civilian girl for 18 months now
And then today I drove her meet her BF.

Sorry bajingan for your troubles.

I have been married to the same woman for 36 years. I was 21 and she was 22 when we wed. We re were the "first" for each other, and have been completely true with full fidelity to each other ever since. Have five great kids and nine grandkids now.

If I were you, I would find a way to go somewhere, find someone who was not a prostitute, someone who you can completely trust...and who can completely trust you. But that is just my advise.

First and foremost, find and trust God in Heaven. Then, whatever you or she may have done in the past, can be forgiven and you can move forward together. That's what we had done before we ever found each other. It may sound quaint, or old fashioned, or "square" and boring...but it makes all the difference to your happiness and your future family and happiness in the many long years in front of you...and that is more important than some temporary fun now, or all of the money you could ever have.

Good luck and God bless.

 

[Jeff Head]

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9-year old Fern asked her father, Larry, to hold her legs steady while she shot because her knees were shaking. The bear wa only 32 yards away on her first shot!.

Fern hit the bear with thatr first shot, and brought it to the ground, but it got up and ran across the tundra.

Shooting a second time from a prone position, she dropped the Bear for good with a second shot from 112 yards.

The Bear measured 11'4" from nose to tail.

So, what does Fern think of bear hunting?

"Do you know how big an 11' bear looks at 30 yards? It is very scary! They're about the size of a Volkswagen bus and when they swing their head to look at you they remind you of a T-Rex in Jurassic Park!"

 

[bajingan]

Sorry bajingan for your troubles.

I have been married to the same woman for 36 years. I was 21 and she was 22 when we wed. We re were the "first" for each other, and have been completely true with full fidelity to each other ever since. Have five great kids and nine grandkids now.

If I were you, I would find a way to go somewhere, find someone who was not a prostitute, someone who you can completely trust...and who can completely trust you. But that is just my advise.

First and foremost, find and trust God in Heaven. Then, whatever you or she may have done in the past, can be forgiven and you can move forward together. That's what we had done before we ever found each other. It may sound quaint, or old fashioned, or "square" and boring...but it makes all the difference to your happiness and your future family and happiness in the many long years in front of you...and that is more important than some temporary fun now, or all of the money you could ever have.

Good luck and God bless.

Thanks for your advice Jeff Head, you are right, I might need to go somewhere else, because the place where I live is surrounded by brothels and it doesn't help if I want to stop my punting habit.

 

[broadsword]

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I wish it was certified by an authority so it need not stay as an urban legend. Animal extremities always fascinate me. Bart the bear weighed in at 1500 pounds. Casey Anderson's bear weighs under 1000. Saying it was measured "nose to tail" already sounds like a give away, after all a bear does not have a tail - not the type that extends farther than the toe anyway.

 

[Jeff Head]

I wish it was certified by an authority so it need not stay as an urban legend. Animal extremities always fascinate me. Bart the bear weighed in at 1500 pounds. Casey Anderson's bear weighs under 1000. Saying it was measured "nose to tail" already sounds like a give away, after all a bear does not have a tail - not the type that extends farther than the toe anyway.

Read that story at the link. This one was certified by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife. The Crockett and Boone listing is the official listing on the skull size and has been around a long time. This bear was officially listed. And yes, Bears do have small tails that are a part of the anatomical facts regarding bears. They cover their anus to help prevent heat loss.

The United States Fish and Wildlife Service measured the bear's hide at 11'4" from nose to tail. The skull has been officially scored at 29 1/16" Boone and Crockett.

It is not an urban legend in the least.

 

[Air Force Brat]

Read that story at the link. This one was certified by the U.S. Fish and Wild Life.



It is not an urban legend in the least.

Yes, that Davey Crockett, not Crockett and Tubbs, and that Daniel Boone as well, them thar boys are serious Barr hunter's.LOL

 

[Jeff Head]

Yes, that Davey Crockett, not Crockett and Tubbs, and that Daniel Boone as well, them thar boys are serious Barr hunter's.LOL

Well, the bear was certified by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife.

As you say, the Crockett and Boone listing is the official listing on the skull size and has been around for a long time.

And yes, Bears do have small tails that are a part of the anatomical facts regarding bears. They may be small, but they form an important purpose and cover their anus to prevent heat loss.

 

[bd popeye]

Yes, that Davey Crockett, not Crockett and Tubbs, and that Daniel Boone as well, them thar boys are serious Barr hunter's.LOL

Killed him a barr when he was only three..

 

[bd popeye]

I believe that is Kilt him a barr.. not killed him a barr.

My sister and I wore the groves offen' this record

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Davy Crockett was a real man. However Disney had a TV mini-series in 1955 and it was a marketing phenomenon for several years. I would not expect anyone under the age of say 55 to know a thing about it..Fess Parker was ripped off because of the exclusivity of his contract with Walt Disney.

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The Walt Disney Company acknowledged that the broad public popularity of the first three segments came as a surprise, but Disney capitalized on its success by licensing the sale of various types of Crockett paraphernalia, including coonskin caps and bubble gum cards. In his Archive of American Television interview, Fess Parker noted that his contract called for a percentage of the merchandising sales from Disney's company but that this was voided by his contract being with Walt Disney personally rather than the company itself, costing him millions of dollars from the runaway bonanza of Crockett merchandising.

 

[broadsword]

Read that story at the link.

It is not an urban legend in the least.

My BAD. Urghhh!

A bear that measures 11' 4" if standing is scarily huge. A show that I watched on either Discovery or NG juxtaposed a 12' bear next to house - it could see thru the 2nd floor window! Even a bear at 9½ feet makes for an awesome tower when seen standing next to a man. I wish they had stuffed the beast for exhibition at a museum.