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BudmanTX

BudmanTX

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GreatwhiteNorth said:
My guess is a .58 round ball.

Alex?
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honestly i dunno what size it was. You should google "civil war bullet in bible" and ck the rest of them out, sheesh...talk about shreeds.....

I found that one through pinterest the artist name is Craig Peterson.....he has a whole collection if civil war memorabilia ck him out, that's where found that one......

i wouldn't wanna remove that bullet either....kinda makes a statement of sorts...
 
BudmanTX

BudmanTX

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dangledo said:
It's definitely affecting her so does me too.

I wish I had that pool, too. My wife's friend in Florida. Just built. Dude controls the whole thing with his phone. Including the vacuum. Not sure how. Crazy
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it's going to, that's something you can't sugar coat, and it will prolly effect you for a little while too. It's the cop-ing skills now that need work. Having heard something like that, great thing she didn't see it afterwards that would have left a definte scar of sorts. Just keep in the in the end, you and your are ok.....and keep saying that to each other, you'll get through it....it really just proves that your human, and that's a good thing.

controls it with his cell phone wow..........
 
cannabineer

cannabineer

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420God said:
I have a book I could find out from. I was actually mushroom hunting when I found these but they kinda screamed "poisonous" so I didn't touch them.
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Good man .... I wouldn't have either. To hear my dad tell it, the usual non-deadly mushroom poisoning is GI unpleasantness at the "kill me now please" level ... that kept me from ever wanting to sample any my dad hadn't cleared as edible.

I did have the joy of walking the woods with him shroom-hunting.

I remember him harvesting three major types, field guide in hand:
Agaricus campestris, the classic champignon/field mushroom; those were fairly common
Boletus edulis, poss. esculentus - "Herrenpilz" in German, porcini in Italian
Cantharellus esculentus "Eierschwammerl" the chanterelle, my favorite-ever mushroom
I don't live in chanterelle country ~sad~
 
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