Socks ????????

[pitsword]

Once again, I must again ask for understanding and forgiveness.

I had a friend (lady type) that I gave a sort of a long distance helper to. She kept it in her sock drawer. The german short haired pointer would set there for hours, listening until the batteries went flat. Oh my, another life. However sock drawers do provide a safe repository.

[George Anderson]

Originally Posted by pitsword

Once again, I must again ask for understanding and forgiveness.

I had a friend (lady type) that I gave a sort of a long distance helper to. She kept it in her sock drawer. The german short haired pointer would set there for hours, listening until the batteries went flat. Oh my, another life. However sock drawers do provide a safe repository.

Tom Armstrong spoke eloquently on this subject when I once brought up the subject of armadillos: he related the story of a woman he knew years ago in Texas who had an armadillo. She called it her "boy friend-in-a-box".

[Ron Smith]

Originally Posted by George Anderson

Tom Armstrong spoke eloquently on this subject when I once brought up the subject of armadillos: he related the story of a woman he knew years ago in Texas who had an armadillo. She called it her "boy friend-in-a-box".

THAT IS DISGUSTING!!!

How the hell did we go from storing guns in socks, to vibrating Armadillo's???

[George Anderson]

Originally Posted by Ron Smith

THAT IS DISGUSTING!!!

How the hell did we go from storing guns in socks, to vibrating Armadillo's???

It all started with talking about socks. then it moved to sock drawers, then to ex wives, then mechanical female stimulation. Well I thought back on my old army unit, the 35th armor: or unit crest bore the image of an armadillo. I was getting kind'a bored with the sock talk anyway so I thought I would bring up Tom's wonderful story.

His funeral is next week so I am waxing nostalgic. If he were still with us he would have jumped in himself.

[sheepherder]

Originally Posted by George Anderson

It all started with talking about socks...I thought back on my old army unit, the 35th armor...

Oh...For a second there, I thought you were going to tell the relationship of soldiers and socks...

I've never heard them called "armadillos" before...but I suppose the forum filter would delete the proper name...

I don't have much of a anti-rust storage plan for my weapons...and strangely, there is no sump pump in my house...most houses here in WNY have one...My cellar is never even moist...dunno why...

Nylon is hygroscopic, i.e. will attract water molecules from the surrounding enviornment. I would avoid putting your favorite firearm in anything made from nylon.