I miss Goo my dad and i loved his posts he was always doing something athletic
I miss Goo my dad and i loved his posts he was always doing something athletic
Family mostly.
I'd note, "Telling it like it is", and complaining about people that share an opposing view is an amusing contradiction. People like Goo and Kepler would give as good as they got...but if they complained about it like the present wing of the OFC, it didn't show.
I think most people just straight up died.
"The first gun that was fired at Fort Sumter sounded the death-knell of slavery. They who fired it were the greatest practical abolitionists this nation has produced." ~BG D. Ullman
I miss how it was with the first Jouster. Good arguments back then.
I recall one I had with someone who said any and all rifles made prior
to Mauser's introduction of the third safety lug were dangerous as the
bolt could fly out and into your skull. I asked if all the Germans who
were killed in WW1 died from killer bolts. Jouster 2 in contrast has
become boring, consisting mostly of news stories copied and pasted
here and having nothing to do with the 2nd or politics.
I'll open a thread on a subject I think might be interesting and I'm
lucky if anyone other than Roadtrax and Togor replies. And usually
Togor will change the subject. It's frustrating to say the least.
I'm beginning to suspect I'm insane or stupid - probably both.
I do miss Goo. He was always interesing, both about firearms and about other subjects as well. As you say, RIP
There was also John Sukey who passed away a couple of years ago and who was always interesting
By the way, from my perspective, 70 is starting to look young
Having said all that, reading this website is part of my daily routine and as insane as it may sound, I do enjoy the catfighting. Shows that we are all still alive and kicking
if you get a note from CH, please have him email or PM me,
re the rest, Goo's sense of humor would still fly here
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could you imagine riding in a vehicle with him,
damn vehicle would be trying to go in 4 different directions at all time
I noticed that John Kepler passed away on August 4 of 2020. He was full of knowledge about high power shooting and SCCA racing. Will be missed.