buffbraz
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re: +Peak ammo…new hotness or the future?
Posted by buffbraz on 8/7/26 at 9:40 pm to ConnectTheDots
What will the increased PSI do to gun barrels? Decrease their life? Not have any consequences? Generally curious. Was that tested by federal?
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re: Your Go-To Sunscreen
Posted by buffbraz on 7/26/26 at 8:57 pm to Randall Savauge
Worked derm for 16 years. If at the pool/beach all day, blue lizard sport is the only thing I ever use and/or recommend.
re: Bulk Ag Lime in Sandyhook/Tylertown/Columbia area:
Posted by buffbraz on 7/11/26 at 9:44 pm to Tigerpaw123
Yes, the truck they have is too big to make the turns into the the plots. They have been super nice though.
re: Bulk Ag Lime in Sandyhook/Tylertown/Columbia area:
Posted by buffbraz on 7/11/26 at 7:33 am to Koolazzkat
Soil test called for anywhere from 2.5-3.5 tons per acre. Since I’m not tilling it in, it also recommended to to 1 ton/acre. I will have to repeat that yearly until pH is corrected.
Tillage raddish will grow well in low pH? Plots are in between 5.2 and 5.6. Tillage indicates you have to till which I don’t have a tractor, hence not tilling in the ag lime if/when I can get it.
I had some guys go out and look at the plots a few days ago, but still not on the books.
Also I sprayed the plots in April but with all the rain, native grasses are knee to waist high. AI said not problem to through the ag lime/compost right on top of it and let it soak in over time. But gotta getting someone to do it too first. If I can’t find someone to do it, I guess I’ll move on and figure out what might grow this fall.
Tillage raddish will grow well in low pH? Plots are in between 5.2 and 5.6. Tillage indicates you have to till which I don’t have a tractor, hence not tilling in the ag lime if/when I can get it.
I had some guys go out and look at the plots a few days ago, but still not on the books.
Also I sprayed the plots in April but with all the rain, native grasses are knee to waist high. AI said not problem to through the ag lime/compost right on top of it and let it soak in over time. But gotta getting someone to do it too first. If I can’t find someone to do it, I guess I’ll move on and figure out what might grow this fall.
Bulk Ag Lime in Sandyhook/Tylertown/Columbia area:
Posted by buffbraz on 7/8/26 at 6:53 am
Does anyone have any recommendations for someone that will deliver and spread ag lime +\- compost in the Sandyhook, MS area? I need about 5 tons of lime and was going to add cow compost for the other 5 tons as I need organic material per all my soil tests. I have been in contact with a gentlemen in Tylertown but can not get back in touch with them and am running out of time. It’s about 3.5 acres worth of plots, high ground that stays dry (not swampy), with the plots that are easy to get to by roads/trails. Any help appreciated!
re: Great Advertising Jingles (Songs Specifically for the Commercials)
Posted by buffbraz on 6/18/26 at 6:26 am to LSUChamps03
“Cribs Incorporated”??
re: So it begins: Federal 6.5 CM +Peak
Posted by buffbraz on 6/6/26 at 3:13 pm to Theduckhunter
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I’m seriously considering getting an 18” 6.5 CM to scratch the itch of a new rifle
Which rifles have 18inch 6.5 CM?
quote:
If you want a nicer rifle just buy another .308. I have both the .308 and 6.5cm. Several of each actually. I will say the 6.5 is easier to me to shoot
Exactly why I am considering that round. Easier shooting, less recoil, more likely to be able to follow through with the shot without giving up too much in power. Any objections to that?
re: So it begins: Federal 6.5 CM +Peak
Posted by buffbraz on 6/5/26 at 7:26 pm to Theduckhunter
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Either way, I’m starting to rethink my next rifle purchase.
In which direction? I have a .308 but want a nicer rifle. Was going to go with 6.5CM bc I am south MS whitetail deer only, typically 80- max 200 yards.
re: DOTD I12 Survery
Posted by buffbraz on 6/1/26 at 9:07 pm to Shorts Guy
Reduce the speed limit to 60 mph, and regulate it aggressively similar to the basin bridge.
I read it a few weeks ago as well. I asked AI for some weird arse shite, and it definitely delivered. I liked it a lot. At times it was a little hard to follow, but it was on purpose due to the nature of the story. Made my skin crawl several times.
re: Lilly’s Retatrutide Phase 3 Results- 28.3% body weight lost
Posted by buffbraz on 5/21/26 at 7:31 pm to cryptkeeper
Perhaps you aren’t taking the 1 mg or 2 mg that you think you are taking? There’s really no way to know since there is no quality control or regulation. I’m glad it’s helping y’all, but that would scare the shite out of me.
So let’s recap…
Big Pharma = evil.
But injecting a not-yet-FDA-approved molecule copied from somebody else’s billion-dollar R&D program, sourced from HoleLefrickRx with unknown QC, unknown sterility, unknown dosage, and a “trust me bro” validation process is apparently solid medicine?
Not saying it can’t have benefit. Hell, it very well might.
But if you get a serious side effect, contamination issue, or bad batch… who exactly are you calling? You gonna lawyer up against some overseas peptide supplier with a PO Box, a burner email, and a logo made in Microsoft Paint?
Good luck with all that.
Big Pharma = evil.
But injecting a not-yet-FDA-approved molecule copied from somebody else’s billion-dollar R&D program, sourced from HoleLefrickRx with unknown QC, unknown sterility, unknown dosage, and a “trust me bro” validation process is apparently solid medicine?
Not saying it can’t have benefit. Hell, it very well might.
But if you get a serious side effect, contamination issue, or bad batch… who exactly are you calling? You gonna lawyer up against some overseas peptide supplier with a PO Box, a burner email, and a logo made in Microsoft Paint?
Good luck with all that.
re: Battling eczema with child. Any tips?
Posted by buffbraz on 5/20/26 at 5:06 pm to AllbyMyRelf
Incubus, Sugar Ray, 311 at the Centroplex December 1997. Good times…
The Shining
Vs
Halloween
Vs
Halloween
1. The Exorcist
1. The Shining
2. The Thing
1. Halloween
1. The Shining
2. The Thing
1. Halloween
A lot of anecdotal data, very little if any controlled trial human data. Some mechanistic rationale, and some animal model efficacy. That’s about it.
re: My life has finally begun!!!
Posted by buffbraz on 3/25/26 at 4:01 am to Lou Loomis
I loved my daughter the day she was born. But really the love builds exponentially as bonding experiences good/bad accumulate. Late night rocking to sleep or feedings, those first little smiles, but the real connections come from the care you give, like changing diapers, taking care of her when she’s sick. Once I was connecting on her care, our connection blossomed into the greatest bond of my life. She’s 7 now and every day is better than the last.
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