Your cats sleep in? Chow is up by at least 7 every day screaming into my ear.
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The CZickness XXX: As in life, the twenties are just a blur...
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I think if I combined the time both of the cats were awake in a 24 hour period, we might get 8 hours out of them. And most of that time would be spent moving to the next place to sleep.
While working on a "research project" for a fellow CZicko, I found this about Hi-Point. Not sure if I am proud or embarrassed that his time in Huntington lead to the Hi-Point?
Hi-Point guns have gained popularity for their simplicity and reliability. Those qualities are behind the firearms designed and built for the last two decades by Tom Deeb in the Beemiller manufacturing plant in Mansfield, Ohio......I set up my business in 1993 in the current location in Mansfield, Ohio. My first gun was the Model C-9.”...
Deeb was born in Mishawaka, near South Bend, in Indiana. The family soon moved to Wabash. “I lived in a working-class neighborhood,” he said. “As a teenager, I wanted independence and a car. I got a job and dropped out of school. To get a better job at Memcor [a maker of military radios in nearby Huntington] I bought an electronics textbook.
Deeb served in the military from 1972 to 1976, installing and trouble-shooting electronic equipment all over Southeast Asia. After returning, he went into business repairing and rebuilding television sets in Lima, Ohio, and later in Mansfield. It was work, but not what he wanted. In the late 1980s Deeb met a man in the gun business who employed some of Deeb’s ideas. He then developed his own prototypes.
Hi-Point guns have gained popularity for their simplicity and reliability. Those qualities are behind the firearms designed and built for the last two decades by Tom Deeb in the Beemiller manufacturing plant in Mansfield, Ohio......I set up my business in 1993 in the current location in Mansfield, Ohio. My first gun was the Model C-9.”...
Deeb was born in Mishawaka, near South Bend, in Indiana. The family soon moved to Wabash. “I lived in a working-class neighborhood,” he said. “As a teenager, I wanted independence and a car. I got a job and dropped out of school. To get a better job at Memcor [a maker of military radios in nearby Huntington] I bought an electronics textbook.
Deeb served in the military from 1972 to 1976, installing and trouble-shooting electronic equipment all over Southeast Asia. After returning, he went into business repairing and rebuilding television sets in Lima, Ohio, and later in Mansfield. It was work, but not what he wanted. In the late 1980s Deeb met a man in the gun business who employed some of Deeb’s ideas. He then developed his own prototypes.
If I’m home and doing anything at all, Chow is awake and following me around. And then if I go into an area of the house where he knows he isn’t allowed, he’ll sit in the doorway and cry until I come back. He’s needy for a cat I think.
Obviously you need to buy one now!
My previous cat that I had for 17 years had a horrible propensity for getting me up at 3am in his later years. If I left the bedroom door open it was worse, because he would prowl all over the bed while I was trying to sleep. Because of that I would shut the door, but he would sit outside of it and whine loudly and wake me up. At least with the door shut I managed some sleep. He, unfortunately, is no longer with me, but my current cats are much the same. My soon-to-be-ex helped me solve that problem with a box fan. With the door closed and the box fan on low, I don't hear the cats and end up sleeping until I'm ready to get up. I've gotten MUCH better sleep since I started doing this.
Looking at stuff I might be willing to sacrifice in order to make a MK18 pistol build or SBR purchase happen. 
So far the only things that come to mind are possibly my upgraded Ruger PC9 or my parts/pieces for my 7.62x39 AR along with the ammo and mags.
So far the only things that come to mind are possibly my upgraded Ruger PC9 or my parts/pieces for my 7.62x39 AR along with the ammo and mags.
If I’m home and doing anything at all, Chow is awake and following me around. And then if I go into an area of the house where he knows he isn’t allowed, he’ll sit in the doorway and cry until I come back. He’s needy for a cat I think.
Uh....what else does he have to do. Cats are going to cat. Its what they do.
Obviously you need to buy one now!
I have always wanted a hi point. My price is $50-$75 (if extra nice!)....
Someday.....maybe someday.
$100 bill print is a must. Maybe a matching holster?
$100 bill print is a must. Maybe a matching holster?
A holster???
You carry a hi-point in the waistband of your sweatpants.
Geez....a holster. Lol
True, true. Silly me!
Wow.....17 years is a long time to be attached to a pet. I bet that you miss him.
My current cat (who several of you have met) sleeps with me every night.
Because of my lumbar deterioration, I sleep in a Lazy Boy recliner .....with Luci between my legs.
She always let's me sleep until 8 AM.
TWENTY !!!
My cats became astronauts if they woke me up. Id half awake toss them across the room. They usually landed on their feet i think. I still had my eyes closed.
If they wake me up now they go for the sneak attack and pounce and run. Ass, holes
If they wake me up now they go for the sneak attack and pounce and run. Ass, holes
I miss him every day. When I slept in a recliner when my back was acting up (this lasted 2 years) he would sleep with me off and on, as would my current cat that I had rescued to keep him company. Thankfully his last night he slept curled up on my chest the entire night, like he knew and was saying goodbye.
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