.......I thought of that too. Too common!......... Big Bertha sounds like more like a nickname for a tank or a 16" battleship gun, or for a big bored double rifle like a 458, a 600 or a 700 Nitro.............Need a good nickname for a 375 medium bore that ties into the Alaskan rifle.YoteSmoker":2gxj8vle said:
.................Well! Let`s see now!....My rifle is called the "Alaskan" and Sarah Palin is from Alaska AND she does have a big bite like the 375 Ruger!......HMMMMM!..........I`ll give that one some reeeeel careful thought!..................SARAH HMMM?.............Thanks for that one!BK":1bzni661 said:
JDMAG":2dgd19r1 said:
I'm 46,I mean 20 ish. and I'm talking about the term ought, 
JDMAG":z2knshxc said:
JDMAG":2w0lpepr said:40 ain't so young!
No one I know uses the term ought unless they are referring to the 30-06 or 00 buckshot, I haven't even heard the term "doublenought spy" except in Beverly hillbilly re-runs! My parents (My dad was 55 when I was born and my mom 45) used the term on regular occasion, instead of saying zero. I'll bet it soon disappears from the dictionary. :roll:
I like that!BK":1g6kxed8 said:JDMAG":1g6kxed8 said:40 ain't so young!
No one I know uses the term ought unless they are referring to the 30-06 or 00 buckshot, I haven't even heard the term "doublenought spy" except in Beverly hillbilly re-runs! My parents (My dad was 55 when I was born and my mom 45) used the term on regular occasion, instead of saying zero. I'll bet it soon disappears from the dictionary. :roll:
When I was reading through Elmer Keith's Hell I was There I noticed that he would call the date "19 and 23". Think I might start doing that as a tribute.
Happy 20 and ought-nine!
