-
We are now running on a new, and hopefully much-improved, server. In addition we are also on new forum software. Any move entails a lot of technical details and I suspect we will encounter a few issues as the new server goes live. Please be patient with us. It will be worth it! :) Please help by posting all issues here.
-
If you are having trouble seeing the forum then you may need to clear your browser's DNS cache. Click here for instructions on how to do that
-
Please review the Forum Rules frequently as we are constantly trying to improve the forum for our members and visitors.
Greater Richmond OC Saturday Breakfast
- Thread starter skidmark
- Start date
imported post
Greater Richmond OC Breakfast
Sat. April 17th, 9:30 AM
River City Diner Get directions
803 East Parham Road
Richmond, VA 23227-1107
(804) 266-1500
Post Tea Party, pre Second Amendment March and other discussions on how to correct the ills of the world permitted.
The weather is great - come on out.
Yata hey
Greater Richmond OC Breakfast
Sat. April 17th, 9:30 AM
River City Diner Get directions
803 East Parham Road
Richmond, VA 23227-1107
(804) 266-1500
Post Tea Party, pre Second Amendment March and other discussions on how to correct the ills of the world permitted.
The weather is great - come on out.
Yata hey
kennys
Regular Member
imported post
Will possibly be there but may have to leave earlier than usual. Have to take a trip to:banghead::cuss::uhoh:thats right, MD :banghead::cuss::uhoh:
Will possibly be there but may have to leave earlier than usual. Have to take a trip to:banghead::cuss::uhoh:thats right, MD :banghead::cuss::uhoh:
kennys
Regular Member
imported post
Grapeshot wrote:
Grapeshot wrote:
At least it's the most southern side and I can half the dose. And no I won't drink the water.
lowerunit411
New member
imported post
I have just registered but i have been reading these pages for sometime now. thanks for all of the great information! much appretiated. I have a question, i saw a "list" or thread about locations around richmond that people had experience with , restaurants, stores , malls etc,and i cannot seem to find it now. any help will be welcome. thanks in advance....jim
I have just registered but i have been reading these pages for sometime now. thanks for all of the great information! much appretiated. I have a question, i saw a "list" or thread about locations around richmond that people had experience with , restaurants, stores , malls etc,and i cannot seem to find it now. any help will be welcome. thanks in advance....jim
imported post
lowerunit411 wrote:
http://opencarry.mywowbb.com/forum54/447.htmlcurrently92 pages short.
Come out to breakfast and have an excuse to post there about your experience.
stay safe.
skidmark
lowerunit411 wrote:
http://opencarry.mywowbb.com/forum54/447.htmlcurrently92 pages short.
Come out to breakfast and have an excuse to post there about your experience.
stay safe.
skidmark
lowerunit411
New member
imported post
Thanks! Hope i can join you for breakfast.
Thanks! Hope i can join you for breakfast.
imported post
I good breakfast meet-up and the surprise of a unicorn - a couple walked in (he was OCing) that was unknown to any of us. Imagine their surprise when everybody waved and said "We're over here."
Several of us walked over and introduced ourselves - very pleasant couple.
Yata hey
I good breakfast meet-up and the surprise of a unicorn - a couple walked in (he was OCing) that was unknown to any of us. Imagine their surprise when everybody waved and said "We're over here."
Several of us walked over and introduced ourselves - very pleasant couple.
Yata hey
imported post
Grapeshot wrote:
Grapeshot wrote:
Yep....21 kids. That man has been very busy:lol:peter nap wrote:Same was said for the fox.
Interesting conversation outside with the gentleman with the large extended family too. He seemed very supportive.
Yata hey
curtiswr
Regular Member
imported post
Good breakfast and good conversations, although I arrived a little bit late.
Now it's about time to go to the gym and work off the breakfast.
Good breakfast and good conversations, although I arrived a little bit late.
Now it's about time to go to the gym and work off the breakfast.
imported post
Curtis wrote:
Yata hey
Curtis wrote:
Breakfast must have really stuck to your ribs. :quirkyGood breakfast and good conversations, although I arrived a little bit late.
Now it's about time to go to the gym and work off the breakfast.
Yata hey
curtiswr
Regular Member
imported post
:lol:
My pants are tighter and my belts seem shorter, as of late! Not much of a bad thing; I think it could be a sign that I'm healthier now... and I used it as an excuse to order a Liger belt.
:lol:
My pants are tighter and my belts seem shorter, as of late! Not much of a bad thing; I think it could be a sign that I'm healthier now... and I used it as an excuse to order a Liger belt.
imported post
Curtis wrote:
The are fantastic - only small problem that I have found is learning how to snug 'em up. You'll see when you get yours - my trick is funny but simple. :lol:
Yata hey
Curtis wrote:
I think the Liger belts rank among the top "best kept secrets.":lol:
My pants are tighter and my belts seem shorter, as of late! Not much of a bad thing; I think it could be a sign that I'm healthier now... and I used it as an excuse to order a Liger belt.
The are fantastic - only small problem that I have found is learning how to snug 'em up. You'll see when you get yours - my trick is funny but simple. :lol:
Yata hey
kennys
Regular Member
imported post
Good way to start a morning, especially when having to go to a different country like I did. Phantom pains all the way. Kept having to check and make sure it wasn’t on my hip, as I am so used to having it. Good visit with daughter and safe trip home. Man it felt good to finally get home and strap it back on again.
Good way to start a morning, especially when having to go to a different country like I did. Phantom pains all the way. Kept having to check and make sure it wasn’t on my hip, as I am so used to having it. Good visit with daughter and safe trip home. Man it felt good to finally get home and strap it back on again.