Bought anything interesting lately?

[Kaesekopf]

Altar missals for the OP rite and the Roman rite, from mid 30s and late 40s, respectively.

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[MilesChristi]

Altar missals for the OP rite and the Roman rite, from mid 30s and late 40s, respectively.

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You really should just become a priest

[Kaesekopf]

Altar missals for the OP rite and the Roman rite, from mid 30s and late 40s, respectively.

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You really should just become a priest

I need a four volume pre-Pian breviary before that happens.

[drummerboy]

https://www.amazon.com/Kodokan-Judo-Essential-Founder-Jigoro/dp/156836539X/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1531370099&sr=1-1&keywords=judo

[maryslittlegarden]

https://www.harney.com/products/decaf-ceylon?variant=29581351558

[Vetus Ordo]

Just bought a Vladimirskaya icon.

It was a good deal. It's a fine piece of art.

[drummerboy]

Owner brand inline single hooks to switch the trebles out on my Rapalas

[LausTibiChriste]

Owner brand inline single hooks to switch the trebles out on my Rapalas

English m8

[Prayerful]

Altar missals for the OP rite and the Roman rite, from mid 30s and late 40s, respectively.

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I've a few of them including a Gallican altar missal of 1776 issued under royal authority and that of Lomonie de Brienne, later an aggressive finance minister (DG of Finance) for Louis XVI, Cardinal, and finally apostate (Lectionary and Sanctoral Cycle the same as a Roman Missal for Toulouse, but propers usually differ), a 1754 Roman Rite Missal from Venice, a sort of deluxe priest's missal, and some other priest missals, and a beautiful and gigantic missal from 1959, and an altar missal of 1964 which is altar sized but surprisingly thin. In respect of a breviary, all I have is an Urban VIII diurnal of the 1892, a small print utterly plain one vol Urban VIII breviary of a few years prior, too many hand missals from 1800 to 1966, plus that CTS Ordinariate Missal from recently, and a few BCPs. A definite sort of lunacy.  Like reading through them.

[Kaesekopf]

Altar missals for the OP rite and the Roman rite, from mid 30s and late 40s, respectively.

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I've a few of them including a Gallican altar missal of 1776 issued under royal authority and that of Lomonie de Brienne, later an aggressive finance minister (DG of Finance) for Louis XVI, Cardinal, and finally apostate (Lectionary and Sanctoral Cycle the same as a Roman Missal for Toulouse, but propers usually differ), a 1754 Roman Rite Missal from Venice, a sort of deluxe priest's missal, and some other priest missals, and a beautiful and gigantic missal from 1959, and an altar missal of 1964 which is altar sized but surprisingly thin. In respect of a breviary, all I have is an Urban VIII diurnal of the 1892, a small print utterly plain one vol Urban VIII breviary of a few years prior, too many hand missals from 1800 to 1966, plus that CTS Ordinariate Missal from recently, and a few BCPs. A definite sort of lunacy.  Like reading through them.

I like you.

[james03]

English m8

You just lost man points.

I hate treble hooks.  Rapala lures are awesome though.  Love fishing with them.

[red solo cup]

Shad Raps are the bomb.

[drummerboy]

Owner brand inline single hooks to switch the trebles out on my Rapalas

English m8

https://www.ownerhooks.com/product/single-replacement-hooks-x-strong/

[drummerboy]

English m8

You just lost man points.

I hate treble hooks.  Rapala lures are awesome though.  Love fishing with them.

They're nice where I fish since all the park shores on the WI river where I live are lined with red granite which is cut very sharply, no nicely rounded river rock to bounce a lure off, once its caught its a goner.  With the rapalas that's no problem, just throw a weedless egg sinker on if I need a little depth and we're good to go, the river isn't much deeper than 4' in most spot anyway.

I switched out the trebles since I noticed that every fish I caught was just barely hooked, and didn't care for all the hooks dangling about (neither did my wife, she'll come fishing too).

[Prayerful]

Was cheap, so got it. It has quite a resemblance to the St Joseph's Missal, with similar enough art and a 'Treasury of Prayers,' less artwork on colour plates, a more compact ordinary than the SJM. It notably pushes the Dialogue Mass, something only alluded to in a 1947 St Andrew's Missal (an option for priest and people to say various parts of the ordinary). The size is good, smaller than the oversized Baronius missal, same length and width as a St Andrew's Missal but not as many pages.