Orange Dust
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That tooOr Hallmark.
That tooOr Hallmark.
Dang, man....thats putting me to sleep just looking at it!!!
Told you! I have more, not counting my assigned reading literatures/articles and e-textbooks.![]()
Who the hell is giving you homework in your fifties!?!
And what, pray tell, are you studying ? And a dissertation...Masters Degree, is that correct ? PhD ? That is phenomenal, dude , either way!
My youngest daughter got herself a Masters in Civil Engineering. I thought that was a lot of work...then she decided that maybe that ain't her cup of tea after all. She decided to go back to school and become an M.D. instead. Got accepted into med school, and now has her first year of that behind her. And what a ton of work all that is. Good thing you have low sleep requirements, Feenix!!
Look on the bright side, if you shoot long enough you'll eventually get to the point that coffee doesn't make you shake any worse than you already do without it.So I am a coffee snob and really like strong flavorful coffee BUT dang it! Shooting after a couple cups is like trying to hold crosshairs in 50mph crosswind! How does caffeine affect your ability to shoot ELR? I am now finding even caffeine in soft drinks are affecting me more now than ever the older I got.
No sir I am a skoal or grizzle LC straight guy!
That's OK, but back to the topic, logic would dictate that anything that contributes to an elevated heart rate woul affect long range accuracy. We've all read the stories about breaking the trigger between heart beats and I think there is merit in the argument. I just don't think (at the 350-400yd ranges) I'm dealing with it really matters so I'll continue to indulge.