That would be awesome! I'd buy one in a heartbeat! :)
Posted on 10/04/2012 6:03:18 AM PDT by TheMom
Edited on 10/04/2012 12:00:27 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
That would be awesome! I'd buy one in a heartbeat! :)
Woohoo!!! Glad ya got home safe and sound! Thanks for checkin’ in!
Again, it was such a pleasure meeting you, Sheila and Chris! Hope to get to see y’all again next year! It’ll be yet another bang-up time! :) [literally!!]
Gunner would probably be a better choice, after all that delightful camaraderie for the "Humblegunner Meets Lazamataz" thread. [grins] Y'all can pick your own third wheel there if the accommodations allow one.
Dang! And after you personally loaded all those ammo clips, too.
This is exciting because I really like event-commemorative t-shirts, so I seriesly hope it happens.
Maybe next year I’ll wear my “Lethal Force” shirt, then switch to the TCMS 2013 shirt.
Or “shirts” if they come in colors.
The thread itself was fun. Hated the picture, still do, cannot change my mind about that, but the thread was fun. :)
Besides, humblegunner said he’s my new girlfriend.
Cannot wait to see him in heels. I’ll bring lots of one-dollar-bills. :)
I think it would be awesome on a black t-shirt myself. :)
The reflective text wouldn’t screen well I think.
Last time they did come in colors. :)
I think, also, that an “Occupy The Range” t-shirt would be
dandy!...for any occasion!
Was the .44 errant, or the .50?
Sub out some matte text for the reflectives....
Well, that might work,too! :)
Pretty much. :)
Overcompensation for all the LACK of hitting it in my life. :)
Well, I did make it, and every part was cool, except for the part with the scary, scary guns.
THAT part SUCKED.
Now you’ll start missing us! :)
She was kidding.
I’d love to have a shirt as well.
I know. I was responding in that spirit.
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