Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Flint Artifacts: Patch and Ball Gun Club Button


Absolutely no idea what the Patch & Ball Gun Club is or was. Anyone who knows please chime in, although I'm a little afraid of the answer.


8 comments:

  1. It's Sarah Palin's NRA-endorsed chapter of Planned Parenthood. You put a patch over your eye and hope that your kid does't get knocked up and if she does...you just grab the gun for a good ole fashion Alaskan shotgun wedding.

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  2. Who can top that answer (from richafrost)? Not I.

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  3. It is most definitely untoppable.

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  4. Really? I thought it was brain-dead myself.

    Don't know about this club specifically, but I'm going to guess it's for fans of black powder firearms like flintlocks and muzzle-loaders.

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  5. yeah, muzzleloaders. I believe they evolved into the Wolverines, not to be confused w/the militia up around here. They're also enjoying Single Action Shooting style sport. A fair sized group, w/members in Saginaw and Bay city also. they put on re-enactments every summer. we call them dog and pony shows. cleaner GY?

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  6. And palin wouldn't marry them, she'd hire an airplane or chopper, and shoot 'em down just like wolves and bears in her state. yeah, and the only complaint w/big oil for her, is that they aren't DRILLING enough. 'choirboy' and milfina, she-wolf of the rnc" there's a pair to draw on...

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  7. Bustup, you're showing remarkable restraint, man!

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