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  • Rack Ops
    I was under the impression that DWS had passed away.

    If he is alive, it's hard to imagine him registering and just lurking.
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  • select-fire
    He was browsing awhile ago.. at least his handle was.
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  • wpageabc
    Its getting better...

    All the time.
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  • Squid
    :):D:D
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  • droptop
    Maybe his handle has acquired a digital conscious?

    Wow, imagine what chaos a self aware digital conscious could wreak across all the forums. hide.gif
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  • mogley98
    GB Marketing wrote:
    We are working to get him online! Sit tight....
    AWEsome
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  • Mr. Perfect
    GB Marketing wrote:
    We are working to get him online! Sit tight....

    There are many here who will be disappointed to learn of this.
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  • select-fire
    mogley98 wrote:
    GB Marketing wrote:
    We are working to get him online! Sit tight....
    AWEsome

    :):)
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  • allen griggs
    That guy is a First Class Jerk.

    Wherever he has gone I hope he stays there.

    Bye Bye you arrogant POS.
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  • droptop
    Rob was, and is, a legend. Probably one of the smartest, wittiest and most well informed people who have ever typed a word here on GBGD. He could be caustic beyond comprehension to some, but only if you didn't understand. He was clever and quick, and he made short work of those without a quick rejoinder. And, when he had someone on the run (usually before they even knew it), he would lay mental traps just for fun.

    DWS was probably one of the most fabled people I have ever had the chance to debate with since the interwebz were invented.

    I wish him well, and sincerely hope the... 'reports of his death are a great exaggeration'.

    I would be remiss if I did not acknowledge DWS here. His kindness to animals was legend, and his person (in real life) was no less.
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ SPOT ON ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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  • buddyb
    DWS made this a much more interesting place.
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  • Wrangler
    Rob was, and is, a legend. Probably one of the smartest, wittiest and most well informed people who have ever typed a word here on GBGD. He could be caustic beyond comprehension to some, but only if you didn't understand. He was clever and quick, and he made short work of those without a quick rejoinder. And, when he had someone on the run (usually before they even knew it), he would lay mental traps just for fun.

    DWS was probably one of the most fabled people I have ever had the chance to debate with since the interwebz were invented.

    I wish him well, and sincerely hope the... 'reports of his death are a great exaggeration'.

    I would be remiss if I did not acknowledge DWS here. His kindness to animals was legend, and his person (in real life) was no less.

    Sounds like you two need to get a room.
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  • bpost
    I miss his spark!!!!
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  • droptop
    DWS: A post from the past. :o

    I have never understood this affection as applies to guns. A gun is a tool, like a wrench; and unlike art where the benefit derived is primarily in the viewing or touching, a gun's benefit is primarily in its use. That a gun can be exquisitely and painstakingly made does not change this. And to apply the old automobile saw It is not where you go but how you get there to guns is clearly misplaced because, at bottom, the reasons for which you have a gun in the first place seldom co-varies with beauty and craftsmanship. Perhaps some feel that a 1911 is aesthetically more pleasing than a Glock, or that a gold- and ivory-inlaid Heym double is more attractive than a Savage 110. And while this may indeed be the case, it has nothing to do with a gun's utilitarian purpose. It seems to me that if all the quality and attention to detail given to a gun does not cash out in matchless accuracy and reliability, then what you have is art for art's sake, errantly and gratuitously applied.
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  • Henry0Reilly
    I once commented that I would bid on something he plugged if I had the cash to spare. He closed the auction and sent me the item.
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  • Warbirds
    Thats awesome.
    Henry0Reilly wrote:
    I once commented that I would bid on something he plugged if I had the cash to spare. He closed the auction and sent me the item.
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  • Mr. Perfect
    He was/is a very generous guy.
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  • JasonV
    I have to admit when I saw the new forums I hoped DWS would post again.
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  • redneckandy
    Wasn't he locked out? If so, does anyone know why?
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  • dcon12
    He is busy spreading the word on Assault Weapons! I believe he is against them even existing. Don
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  • wundudnee
    I liked the way he could nibble a fool down like a duck.
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  • spasmcreek
    he got out before the govt survelliance center in Utah came on line........its a secret.....reports of his denise may have been greatly
    exaggerated like on Dr here in kansas ...tom??????? can't remember, but it was a merry chase
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  • Grasshopper
    If this forum has to beg for former members to come back, well, imo, this story reads The End, sooner than later. There is a noticeable drop already with the New Green Deal here and I suspect without newer blood to come in it is like a stagnant pond in the middle of a 100 acre patch.
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  • spasmcreek
    well i have been called a few things before but never "stagnant"... i will have to peruse the oblivious ramifications of this greening label with some introspective insight and determine whether to ride my honda 70 off the cliff or just head em all off at the pass...
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  • DancesWithSheep
    Grasshopper wrote:
    If this forum has to beg for former members to come back, well, imo, this story reads The End, sooner than later. There is a noticeable drop already with the New Green Deal here and I suspect without newer blood to come in it is like a stagnant pond in the middle of a 100 acre patch.

    I disagree. I was given a new Buick, several household appliances and free HBO. Begging would have been an Aventador, an apartment in Bilbao and a six-foot blonde German nymphomaniac named Helga.

    I think this forum is a river, not a pond; unfortunately, you can't step in the same river twice. I read the "Fallen" sticky and bit my lip. Maybe there won't be another WhiteClouder or BDJ here again, but I'm hopeful more like them will be.

    .
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  • Old-Colts
    Oh, my, this is dire, most dire! :shock:

    Welcome back DWS!!!!!
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  • DancesWithSheep
    Thanks, O-C. Glad to see you're still here.
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  • spasmcreek
    OH GOD......Helga !!!....to be replaced by a burka shrouded mystery is to put one off of beer and brats.....
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  • dcon12
    They only made one BDJ. Don
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  • DancesWithSheep
    dcon12 wrote:
    They only made one BDJ. Don

    Do you have any idea how much he despised pecans?
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