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re: Do you find yourself getting more emotional as you age?
Posted by Rize on 11/12/25 at 8:35 am to Master of Sinanju
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Most of my adult life, I was like what I'd guess would be a typical man. I rarely cried - at most, I'd get choked up or my eyes might get a little wet. The past year, however, something has changed. I find myself shedding tears much more easily. A sad song, a glance at on old photo, or a sentimental story posted on here may be enough to set me off. Recently, we had a pet get sick and eventually pass away. It wrecked me. I cried so much, I had to start carrying a handkerchief for a while. I've lost pets before, and it always sucks, but my reaction is not normal and it kind of scares me. Has anyone found themselves getting more emotional as they age? Is it sort of chemical imbalance in th brain? Or am I just going crazy?
Not really. Pretty much feel like I’ve stayed the same.
I’ve held it together this week since my Grandmother passed on Saturday but I’m going to be a wreck the second I see my dad.
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Or whatever form of media - be it radio, tv, internet, etc. I am 38. The OJ Simpson bronco chase was the earliest news event I recall.
I’m sure it’s been posted but that baby in the well was the first thing I remember. I was 6 :lol:
Remember it being a really big deal back then.
re: Grocery store steak prices are ridiculous
Posted by Rize on 11/12/25 at 7:48 am to prplhze2000
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Used to be I could get two ribeye prime steaks at Sams for around $30. Even during Covid it was in the mid-30's. Now it's in the 50s to 60's range.
Only place I used to buy steaks in BR was Maxwells. I think they were $25 to $29 per steak for a ribeye. I just shoot a deer, Nilgai, Axis or Sika when I need red meat.
Paid $134 to have a whitetail buck processed this week.
re: Grey line on iPhone after getting new phone.
Posted by Rize on 11/12/25 at 7:31 am to s14suspense
Horizontal.
As I zoom in and zoom out it moves so I can put it anywhere I want on the screen and make it bigger or smaller.
As I zoom in and zoom out it moves so I can put it anywhere I want on the screen and make it bigger or smaller.
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Reading that, I went from being angry to having sympathy for his obvious mental short comings.
I have no idea how to explain this and I try and keep politics out of my entertainment.
Woody does and I’m like well that’s just Woody bless his little heart for being a retard.
Sturgill Simpson does it and I’m look like look at this stupid tard. His music sucks anyway :lol:
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Love my second gen titan. Bad mpg. Lower tech (did add a tesla stype screen because of that). Only fluid changes at over 200k miles. Flash tuned. It is faster than all but the 3.5 ecoboost at this point. Mainly just pulled all the transmission safeties out. If you dont they are limited on power until 30mph or so. Dead reliable truck. No cylinder ahutt off. Fully counterweighted forged crank.
Last half ton I bought was in 2001. Single cab swb, off road package, sport package, 360 with 410 gears. I wish I still had this truck.
re: Lex Luger puts up his own Christmas tree (attributes it to DDP Yoga)
Posted by Rize on 11/11/25 at 11:02 pm to Will Cover
I’ve been meaning to start doing yoga again and stretching again. It’s so good for you. Just reminds me of my crazy liberal, pusdy eating ex.
I actually like him as an actor but he’s out there. He thinks Jimmy Carter is the greatest president ever :lol:
Grey line on iPhone after getting new phone.
Posted by Rize on 11/11/25 at 10:44 pm
So I have been holding off on the update but I had to use insurance to replace a broken phone. Now I have a grey line while searching tiger droppings and it’s driving me nuts.
Any way to get rid of it?
It only appears when I use my fingers and zoom in(I’m old) and don’t have a computer so I use tiger droppings on my phone in the desktop app vs mobile.
It gets bigger a smaller as I zoom in and out and goes away at certain times. It also goes away after a second or two of me not touching the screen but comes back when I touch the screen again.
Any way to get rid of it?
It only appears when I use my fingers and zoom in(I’m old) and don’t have a computer so I use tiger droppings on my phone in the desktop app vs mobile.
It gets bigger a smaller as I zoom in and out and goes away at certain times. It also goes away after a second or two of me not touching the screen but comes back when I touch the screen again.
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I agree with this. I am on a new place in TX and it cracks me up how fast guys throw the word "cull" out on bucks. It's year one and someone shot a decent 9 point (3.5) because it had no brow tines. They also, in my opinion, think deer are older than they really are and are quick to pull the trigger.
Yeah it’s hard to age a middle age deer without years of being on a place. Even then it’s hard as shite. I have certain deer that there is no mistaking them. Sometimes it can be an antler characteristic but that can change drastically from year to year. Most of the time it’s a distinct marking if I’m lucky enough to find one. Then my arse goes back and looks at my notes and I’m like damn I had this deer at 4 two years ago and he look 5 now so was he three 2 years ago. I always go with the younger age to error on the side of caution and it seems to pay off.
I had a deer with a broke leg with the bone sticking out 2 years ago and my dad wanted to shoot him but I said we needed to give him a pass as a solid 4 year old. His leg seemed to heal up a bit last year but he was still limping pretty bad with bone showing but he made it, so we passed him again. I thought he may have died but I finally saw him in person last week and his leg is all healed up but he has a scar on the inner part of his leg and we will pass him again this year. Next year I’ll have at 4 years of photos and know he’s at least 6 or 7 and probably have someone shoot him,
It’s not a perfect science and I’m still learning but I will say we have way better deer now than we had when we leased the place to hunters.
re: A new tyrannosaur is found. Nanotyrannus is valid.
Posted by Rize on 11/11/25 at 8:07 am to SouthEasternKaiju
I may check it out tonight if I have time.
re: What bucks do you pass on?
Posted by Rize on 11/9/25 at 9:29 pm to lsupride87
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175 pounds or up gets shot Usually means 3.5 years or older for us. Shot one that was 194 pounds last weekend. I really think he was only 4.5.
You should just shoot does.
Go Bills!
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I’d have to agree with your friends, if you’re managing for B&C class deer this guy doesn’t have much of a shot of reaching that level. Not saying it’s impossible but he looks to have inferior genes. ** if in fact he’s a 4 year old
He’s 100% 4. I don’t manage for BC genes because I only have 540 acres.
What’s funny is it won’t make 2 shits if I shoot him tomorrow for our herd. I’ve got 30 other bucks at least that I’ve seen in three days of hunting.
That’s why I’m doing this experiment. I could shoot him tomorrow at 90 inches as a shitty 4 year old. But I’m going to let him go a few more years
to see what he turns into.
re: What bucks do you pass on?
Posted by Rize on 11/9/25 at 7:21 pm to PlaySomeHonk
This deer is a 4 year old in South Texas. I sent this deer to a lot of people and they said shoot him he’s trash. They also thought he was a 3 year old.
I will not shoot this deer until he’s 7 or I may shoot him at all. I’ve seen deer make such big jumps from 4 to 5, 5 to 6 and 6 to 7.
I’ve never been able to track one that 100% no doubt, most are 50/50 on exact age :lol:
I want to add unless you’re hunting a place littered with 150’s shooting deer with no brows, means you make grilled cheese sandwiches after midnight.
re: High School student in Nashville pepper sprayed her teacher after he took her phone
Posted by Rize on 11/9/25 at 6:28 pm to hawgfaninc
5 baby daddies will be her blessing. She will get snap benifits for all.
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Prices are not that high Compared to?
You reaching something off your 2nd shelf in your pantry.
re: Is Gina Carano on the Stormy Daniels diet ?
Posted by Rize on 11/9/25 at 3:20 pm to travelgamer
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I don't get the hate for big girls like this, I don't want rolls and rolls, but a little thick is good.
I’m not opposed to thick but she’s fat.
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Still would wood.
Naw. She’s fat now.
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5 year old and up I’m looking for one buck every season. I’ll shoot two if I find another good one. I’ll shoot a mature cull type buck, but mainly I’m looking for a 130”+ buck. Years ago, I had a small 4 point come by with a leg holding on by a thread. I killed him and heard at the skinning rack that another club member had shot him a few days earlier. I didn’t stay in that club. I didn’t want to be in a club where members shot year old bucks.
I love a mature management buck. Shot a big 7 a 3 or 4 years ago and let all my big deer walk. They scored better but he was older.
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