Juice's thread of randomness

[mac5155]

I'm disappointed I missed the redneck engagement photos discussion.

That discussion never ended bro

[blackjack68]

I would just like to say that eating with chopsticks is difficult enough, but using chopsticks with your non-dominant hand is an extra-special challenge. Try it...

But Chinese food tastes better when you eat it with chopsticks.

[Willie Kool]

she wants to do this



with our dogs, well at least the golden retriever, sitting at our feet. I think I can deal.

But IMO it makes for a much better looking shot if her finger is actually on the trigger.

[shafnutz05]

What Willie Kool said. It just looks stupid and fake if she is just holding the rifle gingerly in her hands

[Sam's Drunk Dog]

[Rylan]

What Willie Kool said. It just looks stupid and fake if she is just holding the rifle gingerly in her hands

I had a bad joke come to mind based on this.

[mac5155]

she wants to do this



with our dogs, well at least the golden retriever, sitting at our feet. I think I can deal.

:thumb: But IMO it makes for a much better looking shot if her finger is actually on the trigger.

Didn't even notice that, but yeah my fiancee knows how to shoot and hold a gun.

[Sam's Drunk Dog]

Perfect for the toast after the best man's speech.

[Rylan]

what is the crescent moon and palm tree, I have seen that before but not sure where.

[Shyster]

What Willie Kool said. It just looks stupid and fake if she is just holding the rifle gingerly in her hands

But she is not ready to shoot at anything, and one of the fundamental rules of gun safety is "Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on the target" (as phrased by famed gun writer Jeff Cooper) or "Always keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot" (as phrased by the NRA). The woman in that picture is observing proper gun handling.

[mac5155]

We were actually contemplating giving Mason jars out as a favor for everyone to drink from for the night, but instead are getting beer coozies and pilsner glasses.

[Sam's Drunk Dog]

what is the crescent moon and palm tree, I have seen that before but not sure where.

South Carolina flag

[shafnutz05]

What Willie Kool said. It just looks stupid and fake if she is just holding the rifle gingerly in her hands

But she is not ready to shoot at anything, and one of the fundamental rules of gun safety is "Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on the target" (as phrased by famed gun writer Jeff Cooper) or "Always keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot" (as phrased by the NRA). The woman in that picture is observing proper gun handling.

Good point...

[Rylan]

Thank you. I guess it makes sense since there are 2 other South Carolina things there.

[mac5155]

Never got why SC is the "palmetto state" but I rarely saw palm trees

[Froggy]

Never got why SC is the "palmetto state" but I rarely saw palm trees

they are all over the place down there. It's the state tree

[FreeCandy44]

So when can we expect our invitations Mac?

[DudeMan2766]

Serious question. Is that shopped?

[FreeCandy44]

Doesn't look like it.

[DudeMan2766]

Its just the way shes standing it looks like the photo was cropped and pasted out in the woods. It looks like her dress at the right leg cuts off. Weird illusion.

[columbia]

Never got why SC is the "palmetto state" but I rarely saw palm trees

they are all over the place down there. It's the state tree

I'm just over the river, but there's a palmetto in the backyard.
They can grow more inland, but they are native to the coastal areas.....not surprisingly.

[Rylan]

I don't like hunting, but I would spend time in the prone position with her if you know what I mean.

You go prone in hunting right?...

[Willie Kool]

What Willie Kool said. It just looks stupid and fake if she is just holding the rifle gingerly in her hands

But she is not ready to shoot at anything, and one of the fundamental rules of gun safety is "Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on the target" (as phrased by famed gun writer Jeff Cooper) or "Always keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot" (as phrased by the NRA). The woman in that picture is observing proper gun handling.

Agreed, but this is for a portrait. IMO the whole point of this pose is to give the illusion that she IS ready to shoot and not just standing there, posing with a gun.

[Ad@m]

I don't like hunting, but I would spend time in the prone position with her if you know what I mean.

You go prone in hunting right?...

Along with standing, sitting and kneeling.

[Letang Is The Truth]

Is that some sort of euphemism