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[Travellin Dave]

Good morning all you weekend sleepers, rise and shine!

[Travellin Dave]

Hope you're enjoying the Bueso weekend.

[South Carolina Redfish]

Morning SunshineDave.

[South Carolina Redfish]

I luv these stories where Granny pulls out a heater and wins!!!

A 66-year-old woman from Morgan County, Indiana, won a scuffle with a robber who entered her home on Wednesday afternoon after she reached for her handgun and scared him away.Karen Long, 66, told local deputies that she was in her home with her sick 7-year-old nephew when she saw a masked man walking towards her front door, according to WXIN-TV. Acting quickly, Long lunged for her door in an attempt to lock it, but she was too late."He yanked it out of my hand and he bulldogged me in," Long told WXIN. "He shoved me, I stumbled and fell there, and then he started down the hall. My little nephew is there and that's when I attacked him. I jumped on his back, he and I went down to the floor again."As the struggle ensued between Long and the robber, she said that she never backed down and refused to let her age get in the way."I am 66, a lot of people consider that elderly but that's the new 40," Long said, WXIN reported. "I don't believe in being a victim."While Long and the man wrestled on the floor, she said that she could hear her nephew crying."[The robber] kept saying 'Don't look at me, don't look at me. Just give me your money and don't look at me and you won't get hurt,'" Long said.When the masked man attempted to tie her to a table, Long knew she needed to do something more to protect her home, her nephew and herself from the intruder.That's when she remembered her handgun."I had my gun up there and I reached for it and he heard me rack it," Long told WXIN. "I was saying a few choice words at him, let me tell you. I did tell him, 'you picked the wrong house buddy.'"The robber took off seconds after she grabbed her gun. Although she sustained some bruising, Long told WXIN that she and her nephew are both fine, adding that she had one final message for the robber."They come back to this house they will not walk away," Long threatened.Although the masked intruder made off with some small belongings, Long believes that with the help of her community and a $1,000 reward for any leads, the police will catch him and the robber will be brought to justice soon

[Travellin Dave]

I luv these stories where Granny pulls out a heater and wins!!!

A 66-year-old woman from Morgan County, Indiana, won a scuffle with a robber who entered her home on Wednesday afternoon after she reached for her handgun and scared him away.Karen Long, 66, told local deputies that she was in her home with her sick 7-year-old nephew when she saw a masked man walking towards her front door, according to WXIN-TV. Acting quickly, Long lunged for her door in an attempt to lock it, but she was too late."He yanked it out of my hand and he bulldogged me in," Long told WXIN. "He shoved me, I stumbled and fell there, and then he started down the hall. My little nephew is there and that's when I attacked him. I jumped on his back, he and I went down to the floor again."As the struggle ensued between Long and the robber, she said that she never backed down and refused to let her age get in the way."I am 66, a lot of people consider that elderly but that's the new 40," Long said, WXIN reported. "I don't believe in being a victim."While Long and the man wrestled on the floor, she said that she could hear her nephew crying."[The robber] kept saying 'Don't look at me, don't look at me. Just give me your money and don't look at me and you won't get hurt,'" Long said.When the masked man attempted to tie her to a table, Long knew she needed to do something more to protect her home, her nephew and herself from the intruder.That's when she remembered her handgun."I had my gun up there and I reached for it and he heard me rack it," Long told WXIN. "I was saying a few choice words at him, let me tell you. I did tell him, 'you picked the wrong house buddy.'"The robber took off seconds after she grabbed her gun. Although she sustained some bruising, Long told WXIN that she and her nephew are both fine, adding that she had one final message for the robber."They come back to this house they will not walk away," Long threatened.Although the masked intruder made off with some small belongings, Long believes that with the help of her community and a $1,000 reward for any leads, the police will catch him and the robber will be brought to justice soon

She should have dropped him.  What's this warning shit?

[South Carolina Redfish]

I luv these stories where Granny pulls out a heater and wins!!!

A 66-year-old woman from Morgan County, Indiana, won a scuffle with a robber who entered her home on Wednesday afternoon after she reached for her handgun and scared him away.Karen Long, 66, told local deputies that she was in her home with her sick 7-year-old nephew when she saw a masked man walking towards her front door, according to WXIN-TV. Acting quickly, Long lunged for her door in an attempt to lock it, but she was too late."He yanked it out of my hand and he bulldogged me in," Long told WXIN. "He shoved me, I stumbled and fell there, and then he started down the hall. My little nephew is there and that's when I attacked him. I jumped on his back, he and I went down to the floor again."As the struggle ensued between Long and the robber, she said that she never backed down and refused to let her age get in the way."I am 66, a lot of people consider that elderly but that's the new 40," Long said, WXIN reported. "I don't believe in being a victim."While Long and the man wrestled on the floor, she said that she could hear her nephew crying."[The robber] kept saying 'Don't look at me, don't look at me. Just give me your money and don't look at me and you won't get hurt,'" Long said.When the masked man attempted to tie her to a table, Long knew she needed to do something more to protect her home, her nephew and herself from the intruder.That's when she remembered her handgun."I had my gun up there and I reached for it and he heard me rack it," Long told WXIN. "I was saying a few choice words at him, let me tell you. I did tell him, 'you picked the wrong house buddy.'"The robber took off seconds after she grabbed her gun. Although she sustained some bruising, Long told WXIN that she and her nephew are both fine, adding that she had one final message for the robber."They come back to this house they will not walk away," Long threatened.Although the masked intruder made off with some small belongings, Long believes that with the help of her community and a $1,000 reward for any leads, the police will catch him and the robber will be brought to justice soon

She should have dropped him.  What's this warning shit?

She should have had a bullet in the hole already too, no time for racking. 

Would have been a better story if she had dropped him!

[Travellin Dave]

I luv these stories where Granny pulls out a heater and wins!!!

A 66-year-old woman from Morgan County, Indiana, won a scuffle with a robber who entered her home on Wednesday afternoon after she reached for her handgun and scared him away.Karen Long, 66, told local deputies that she was in her home with her sick 7-year-old nephew when she saw a masked man walking towards her front door, according to WXIN-TV. Acting quickly, Long lunged for her door in an attempt to lock it, but she was too late."He yanked it out of my hand and he bulldogged me in," Long told WXIN. "He shoved me, I stumbled and fell there, and then he started down the hall. My little nephew is there and that's when I attacked him. I jumped on his back, he and I went down to the floor again."As the struggle ensued between Long and the robber, she said that she never backed down and refused to let her age get in the way."I am 66, a lot of people consider that elderly but that's the new 40," Long said, WXIN reported. "I don't believe in being a victim."While Long and the man wrestled on the floor, she said that she could hear her nephew crying."[The robber] kept saying 'Don't look at me, don't look at me. Just give me your money and don't look at me and you won't get hurt,'" Long said.When the masked man attempted to tie her to a table, Long knew she needed to do something more to protect her home, her nephew and herself from the intruder.That's when she remembered her handgun."I had my gun up there and I reached for it and he heard me rack it," Long told WXIN. "I was saying a few choice words at him, let me tell you. I did tell him, 'you picked the wrong house buddy.'"The robber took off seconds after she grabbed her gun. Although she sustained some bruising, Long told WXIN that she and her nephew are both fine, adding that she had one final message for the robber."They come back to this house they will not walk away," Long threatened.Although the masked intruder made off with some small belongings, Long believes that with the help of her community and a $1,000 reward for any leads, the police will catch him and the robber will be brought to justice soon

She should have dropped him.  What's this warning shit?

She should have had a bullet in the hole already too, no time for racking. 

Would have been a better story if she had dropped him!

I don't know...just like pumping a shotgun, get them to wet themselves before checking out.

[South Carolina Redfish]

I luv these stories where Granny pulls out a heater and wins!!!

A 66-year-old woman from Morgan County, Indiana, won a scuffle with a robber who entered her home on Wednesday afternoon after she reached for her handgun and scared him away.Karen Long, 66, told local deputies that she was in her home with her sick 7-year-old nephew when she saw a masked man walking towards her front door, according to WXIN-TV. Acting quickly, Long lunged for her door in an attempt to lock it, but she was too late."He yanked it out of my hand and he bulldogged me in," Long told WXIN. "He shoved me, I stumbled and fell there, and then he started down the hall. My little nephew is there and that's when I attacked him. I jumped on his back, he and I went down to the floor again."As the struggle ensued between Long and the robber, she said that she never backed down and refused to let her age get in the way."I am 66, a lot of people consider that elderly but that's the new 40," Long said, WXIN reported. "I don't believe in being a victim."While Long and the man wrestled on the floor, she said that she could hear her nephew crying."[The robber] kept saying 'Don't look at me, don't look at me. Just give me your money and don't look at me and you won't get hurt,'" Long said.When the masked man attempted to tie her to a table, Long knew she needed to do something more to protect her home, her nephew and herself from the intruder.That's when she remembered her handgun."I had my gun up there and I reached for it and he heard me rack it," Long told WXIN. "I was saying a few choice words at him, let me tell you. I did tell him, 'you picked the wrong house buddy.'"The robber took off seconds after she grabbed her gun. Although she sustained some bruising, Long told WXIN that she and her nephew are both fine, adding that she had one final message for the robber."They come back to this house they will not walk away," Long threatened.Although the masked intruder made off with some small belongings, Long believes that with the help of her community and a $1,000 reward for any leads, the police will catch him and the robber will be brought to justice soon

She should have dropped him.  What's this warning shit?

She should have had a bullet in the hole already too, no time for racking. 

Would have been a better story if she had dropped him!

I don't know...just like pumping a shotgun, get them to wet themselves before checking out.

Pumping a shotgun is quick and can be done from the firing position but racking the auto-pistol is not a fast operation, especially for most females and older folks as it requires a good bit of hand strength using a cumbersome motion.

[South Carolina Redfish]

Cloudy but a Comfortable 60 degrees here this morning with no wind, birds are happy and singing.

[Travellin Dave]

Where's Dean?  Another strawberry pancake morning?

[South Carolina Redfish]

Where's Dean?  Another strawberry pancake morning?

You mean hit-or-miss Dean?  What makes you think he knows where he is?

[South Carolina Redfish]

And so, just like that, with a sweeping victory in South Carolina, Sanders’ Socialism crawls back into its cage and crony capitalism is alive and well.

Since 2013 Hillary’s grand total is slightly less: $21.7 million for 92 private appearances.

[Travellin Dave]

And so, just like that, with a sweeping victory in South Carolina, Sanders’ Socialism crawls back into its cage and crony capitalism is alive and well.

Since 2013 Hillary’s grand total is slightly less: $21.7 million for 92 private appearances.

As if there are any surprises.

[Travellin Dave]

Starting the day with an HC Criollo and cup of Sumatra.