My Oops Moment

[druryj]

Why no Lengua? Its most tender an suculant. Get past the idea of its origin and chow down.

Tried it, but I just prefer carne asada and al pastor.

 

[CHenry]

LMAO, I grew up eating it as a ground beef spread with mayo n relish like a tuna spread. Mom always made it. Other than shelling like boiled dirty socks when she cooked it, I think it tastes pretty good.

 

[CHenry]

LMAO, I grew up eating it as a ground beef spread with mayo n relish like a tuna spread. Mom always made it. Other than shelling like boiled dirty socks when she cooked it, I think it tastes pretty good.
But I like calf nuts too so...n raw oysters.

 

[Elm Creek Smith]

Several years back, I was on my way to a SASS shoot and needed some cash. I walked into a QT without thinking to use the ATM. I heard a small voice say VERY LOUDLY, "Look papa! A tauwboy!" I turned around and everybody in the place was staring at me with my big hat, vest, canvas pants, boots, spurs, and two 5½ inch Pietta 1858 Remington revolvers in Mexican loop holsters on a wide Oklahoma Leather gun belt. "Papa" was embarrassed, but I squatted down in front of the little fellow and said, "That's right, partner. Do you want to be a cowboy?" With him grinning and nodding, I pulled a spare bandanna out of my vest pocket and tied it looks around his neck like mine. "Now you're a cowboy, too!" While he was showing his papa that he, too, was a.cowboy, I got my money and vamoosed. The screwy thing is that I was perfectly legal open carrying cap and ball revolvers.

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[OKNewshawk]

Several years back, I was on my way to a SASS shoot and needed some cash. I walked into a QT without thinking to use the ATM. I heard a small voice say VERY LOUDLY, "Look papa! A tauwboy!" I turned around and everybody in the place was staring at me with my big hat, vest, canvas pants, boots, spurs, and two 5½ inch Pietta 1858 Remington revolvers in Mexican loop holsters on a wide Oklahoma Leather gun belt. "Papa" was embarrassed, but I squatted down in front of the little fellow and said, "That's right, partner. Do you want to be a cowboy?" With him grinning and nodding, I pulled a spare bandanna out of my vest pocket and tied it looks around his neck like mine. "Now you're a cowboy, too!" While he was showing his papa that he, too, was a.cowboy, I got my money and vamoosed. The screwy thing is that I was perfectly legal open carrying cap and ball revolvers.

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I'm sure you made his year!

 

[Camo]

I see both sides of the discussion.

Concealed _element of surprise
OC, you let others know you are there.

I have many times been approached when open carry by people that are seeking knowledge or direction so I see value in that as well. If I am going somewhere that I feel I need the element of surprise than I pull my shirt over it and carry on.

Again I see both opinions as valid, no right or wrong here. Situation dictates method for me.

 

[AKguy1985]

I have maybe open carried twice, that was running into QT to get a drink during deer season wearing all camo. I wasn't looked at twice.