Bought anything interesting lately?

[Deirdre]

That video is awesome.

[Kaesekopf]

Denziger Sources of Catholic Dogma.  1955 edition.  $1.

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[Heinrich]

Denziger Sources of Catholic Dogma.  1955 edition.  $1.

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Kindle?

[Kaesekopf]

Denziger Sources of Catholic Dogma.  1955 edition.  $1.

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Kindle?

Hardcover with dust jacket.

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[drummerboy]

like-new SKS sling for a rifle

[Habitual_Ritual]

New Trail Cam and I am trying lighted nocks on my hunting arrows this year.

[Gardener]

New Trail Cam and I am trying lighted nocks on my hunting arrows this year.

Stupidly, those lighted nocks are illegal to use for hunting in Colorado. I so wish they were legal.

[verenaerin]

New Trail Cam and I am trying lighted nocks on my hunting arrows this year.

Stupidly, those lighted nocks are illegal to use for hunting in Colorado. I so wish they were legal.

Why are they important? Why are they illegal?

[Gardener]

Why are they important? Why are they illegal?

In lower light, such as in denser tree cover or early morning/later evening, they allow you to see where the arrow penetrated the animal (which aids in tracking knowledge) and allow you to more easily recover your arrow in the event of a pass-through (not staying stuck in the animal).

They're illegal because CO lawmakers are a bunch of idiots who somehow think it's not "sporting" for archers to have electronic aids, never mind the fact that the nock doesn't enhance the shot and its benefits are all post-shot.

Here's a non-hunting demonstration: http://youtu.be/R6uoc62ScgA?t=1m28s

[Basilios]

Vox AC4C1 tube amp. I think I got the Cream White version though.

[Habitual_Ritual]

Stupidly, those lighted nocks are illegal to use for hunting in Colorado. I so wish they were legal.

What, CO land management wants you to lose your arrows? Maybe they have a back room deal with the arrow manufactures. ?? Makes no sense. They offer no advantage to the hunter apart from arrow retrieval.

[verenaerin]

Why are they important? Why are they illegal?

In lower light, such as in denser tree cover or early morning/later evening, they allow you to see where the arrow penetrated the animal (which aids in tracking knowledge) and allow you to more easily recover your arrow in the event of a pass-through (not staying stuck in the animal).

They're illegal because CO lawmakers are a bunch of idiots who somehow think it's not "sporting" for archers to have electronic aids, never mind the fact that the nock doesn't enhance the shot and its benefits are all post-shot.

Here's a non-hunting demonstration: http://youtu.be/R6uoc62ScgA?t=1m28s

Cool, thanks.

[J. Austin]

There is no paper worthy of my new fountain pen: 

Pictured with a couple of my old ballpoints, which I can't bear to write with anymore.

[Deirdre]

Oooh. Cross? Sheaffer? Mont Blanc?? My first was a Cross, when I was 12, but my favorite now is a Conklin, which I'd never heard of until I received mine as a gift. I like a broad nib, without the width of an actual calligraphy pen.

[Heinrich]

That is a good picture and a nice pen. Your handwriting is similar to mine.