Texas Lawdog's Security Post

[Ozark Tracker]

let me see,  2 a comin, 2 a goin,  an so on and so forth,  yep they's enough of em to handle a goberment job. 

[Leo Tanner]

Found ya a good sniper fer the crew.  Putter on a rooftop an Roo will be safe as can be.




Leo

[Texas Lawdog]

Sounds Good.

[Leo Tanner]

Also fearless in close combat if needs be...

[Texas Lawdog]

Leo,  That's an unusual grip.

[Leo Tanner]

She was fanning the hammer.  I know, I know, ya aint supposed ta do that but she's a grown woman an the pistol is a Ruger-it can take it.  She actualy hit the targets that way.

Leo

[Texas Lawdog]

She looks like she's ready to slap leather alright.

[Delmonico]

Those guys look like they could use a bath, some food, clean clothes, a good night's sleep.  It looks that Dornier could use an annual overhaul.

The guys are Irish, give them so corned beef and some Irish Whiskey and they'll do fine, they it tough.

Plane is a Russkie Ilja.

[Texas Lawdog]

I recognized the Enfield rifles, I'm not too good on those WW1 planes. WWII is my specialty.

[Lucky Irish Tom]

The guys are Irish, give them so corned beef and some Irish Whiskey and they'll do fine, they it tough.

Plane is a Russkie Ilja.

But don't give em too much whiskey or they will spend all their time fighting amongst themselves. 

[Texas Lawdog]

Spoken like an Irishman.  Us folks from Scotland are that way also.

[Leo Tanner]

I love bein a Mick!
     I never had a hangover that I coud remember.

[Texas Lawdog]

I have always found that "The Hair of The Dog" was the best remedy.

[Delmonico]

But don't give em too much whiskey or they will spend all their time fighting amongst themselves. 

"member on time at a renactment, 1st newbrassky Cav was next to the Irish Brigade, still remember out Irish Corp-er-al goin' out and puttin' the fear in them about 2am.

Being a real life sarge with a lot of rockers and rafters taught him to do that.

[Texas Lawdog]

When I think of Ol' Sarge's, I think of Victor McLagen in the John Ford Cavalry movies.

[Trinity]

I have always found that "The Hair of The Dog" was the best remedy.

I tried to give that a try, but the derned dawg bit me.

There was this Irish descended feller at my last outing that had so many flasks in his shirt that he made an awful ruckus every time he moved.  I guess he didn't want to look like a drunk walking around with a full sized jug.

[Texas Lawdog]

That's what Victor McLagen did in his movies.

[Leo Tanner]

Problem with hair o' the dog is once ya get it ya want the whole dang dog.


Leo

[Texas Lawdog]

Moderation is the name of the game.