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 New Here? OB culture and FAQPosted by Flair Chops A few words from Bleeding Purple on our little corner of Tigerdroppings: .gif){kind=icon} on 2/15 at 11:45 amI see the OB as the electronic version of the old locally owned sportsman's store that s now so hard to find and so dearly remembered by most of us. The old regulars are always there. Knowledgeable, but more importantly experienced, they are willing to lend advice whenever they can but are not prone to speak up with conjecture unless no valuable information is to be had. Each is known and respected for being as close to an authority about a specific subject or subjects as is available. They aren't easily excitable and are rarely verbose, but can be fiercely loyal to their ways and friends. Then there are the frequent visitors. They share ideals, values, and passions with the old regulars but may lack the breadth experiences. They usually walk the walk and talk the talk. They are comfortable exposing some degree of ignorance in the search to gain experienced information. This group is more capable of fostering excitement, debate, and ambition about a particular subject amongst themselves and the regulars than the regulars are capable of alone. From the outside the discourse may seem glib, short, or harsh but those involved understand the brevity. They realize that these often harsh words said with a smile and a chuckle are a sign of endearment and common ground. Of course there are a variety of others that wander in. The lost and in need of help, the misguided or ill informed, the damsel in distress, the outsider with strange and different methods and values, the spectator just wanting to catch a glimpse, the salesman, the politician, the sheriff, and even an activist or two have all been known to drop by. Those smart enough to show some minimal respect and courtesy are universally accepted and helped. Conflicts in ethics and values are even rationally debated and discussed as long as certain unwritten lines are not crossed. But those with thin skin, closed minds, malicious intent or blatant disrespect are either ignored or confronted by the frequent visitors noted above. And rarely when the truly egregious occurs it can cause the old regulars to rise from their seat and spit a stream of chew on the floor at your feet. ( an action likely universally understood here but few other places) THE LINKS: Green Jeans & Whop Head Dolly the thread that started it all The second thread cliffs Other Tall Tales Dead bears on HWY 49 SALT LIFE Gadgets Flashlights best knife/flashlight for the Appalachian trail Bug out Bag Outdoor Related apps for the iPhone Handguns for Women Camp Music Drinkin at the camp CD/ Basic badass country music thread vol. 2 Trophy Threads 2010-2011 Trophy Room 2011-2012 Trophy Room 2012-2013 Trophy Room Cookbook How to/DIY guides deer hunting for beginners The Art of Selecting a Self-Defense Weapon for the wife (or mistress) How to properly clean a snapping turtle Pest control Recomendations Pirogue or Kayak? Edit: Making own Pirogue Build your own Cowboy/County/Coonass Cooler... Photos mother nature hard at work Great Outdoor Scenery A tribute to the great outdoors and generations past Draw anything outdoor related to discuss with the board The fine art of the hoist Taxidermy xenon's bobcat Best Squirrel Mount Gunsmith The original AR thread Help ar15 builders Beliefs/Ethics The World According to the OB isthc? (in stand thc) executing canines Boating Threads Ki  Help dot com Aluminum Boat Review The Official Kayak Thread The 'Pow Pow' Chronicles original thread, altered by Baja after a little heckling but someone used google cache to find it the story as illustrated with MS paint --- i got to thinking after reading Vol Fan in the Bayou's thread and decided to get started on the ultimate OB thread. If you guys have anything bookmarked you want added to the OP, post and i'll add it. i know we need GJ & WHD, but i couldn't find the original. This post was edited on 11/14 at 7:18 am Reply • Back to Top |
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quote: Probably one of the all time bests. Reply • Back to Top |
| Doesn't need to be up there but I want to drop this one on here so I can find it easier. Don't know why I haven't bookmarked it. OB watches a boar get eaten by scavengers. LINK Reply • Back to Top |
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| it was your idea, i just took it and ran. Reply • Back to Top |
quote: Did the pictures get deleted from that thread? Reply • Back to Top |
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| I think your paint threads need inclusion This post was edited on 2/15 at 12:16 pm Reply • Back to Top |
| i think it's either on the classics board or in cache somewhere. that is generally how threads look in cache. Reply • Back to Top |
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| Just found this: I just might have to buy one of these: Badass Reply • Back to Top |
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| I just read "pow pow" for the first time. fricking great Reply • Back to Top |
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