awesome. I wish my dad would have been into hunting, I didn’t really even start until I was 18 and out of the house. if I ever have a son he will be in the blind with me by age 5, and hopefully I will have an incredible amount of patience.

I started going out on the regular back in 88, so I was 12, with a Winchester 1200 youth model. Lasted me a whole two years before I outgrew that. Then I was introduced to the joy that is a Ruger Red Label, and haven’t looked back since

Not as much as I used to, or would like to. Now that the younger son is older, I’m going to have to get out more often. Pheasant too

awesome. I wish my dad would have been into hunting, I didn’t really even start until I was 18 and out of the house. if I ever have a son he will be in the blind with me by age 5, and hopefully I will have an incredible amount of patience.

did anyone watch “The River” last night?

Had all the makings of a pretty good show but they decided to shoot it like the Blair Witch project as a cheap way to introduce the characters and story instead of just naturally developing them.

Great story, decent characters, but they ruined it by using that format.

Hate to break it to you but you all look like shit in your license pictures. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.

you haven’t seen mine, dickface.

http://www.oddee.com/item_96545.aspx

do you go duck hunting much Hawk? I love it, my favorite kind of hunting for sure.

Not as much as I used to, or would like to. Now that the younger son is older, I’m going to have to get out more often. Pheasant too

Did anyone ever use to work at a bar or restaurant and have to look at ID’s? I would always ask for someones ID look at just the picture and give it back. I don’t think I ever bothered to actually look at the birth date.

My manager at the bar I worked at in college got fired and fined 10 grand for doing that with an ALE plant who was 18 and was told to just hand them the ID on the theory that most bartenders don’t check. That was hilarious, dude sucked.

In high school I stole the ID reference book from the grocery store I worked at and used it to craft my own IDs. I actually improved New Jersey’s shitty old license design. Those were good times.

i laughed.

I searched ‘best license pictures” This came up. I laughed again.

http://2.media.collegehumor.cvcdn.com/5/9/collegehumor.2ca1daf5b771a5f50d0c76f976e0b320.jpg

Also, lit.

not sure why I always felt like this was necessary for every type of ID picture I took for about 10 years.

On my current license I have long hair so I gotta put up with “hey you cut your hair!” I hate people.

Hated it right after I turned 18/21, and all the old ladies at the tobacco/beer stores would always say, “Oh so your finally 18/21 now.”

Thanks for the update Sherlock.

/was stoned on the job

TJ Miller’s License ID story is hilarious.

Where would I find that?

/Denver state of mind

in my now expired passport picture I had hair down to my shoulders, sunglasses on my head, and I was stoned to the beejeezus. can’t believe they allowed it.

In my first passport I had massive Ambrose Burnside mutton chops and the camera flash made my hair and chops look fire red. In my second passport picture (lost the first one during a margarita drinking contest which of course I won) I haven’t shaved in weeks and am wearing a shirt that says “Try not to be an asshole.” Also, lit.

I hate every picture of me ever taken. If I could die without leaving photographic evidence of my existence, I’d be happy.

Treating your children like shit should do the trick.

/recorded, not watched, leaning heavily toward deleting.