Another nubbie to make fun of....

[andrellj]

Hello from the cold country on top!
Not very good with computers so I'll try to keep up.
Bought meself a cva hunterbolt an only been to the range
with her twice. I call myself cannonball because I've always been facinated by explosives. Modern guns took all
the fun out of shooting...so black powder it is. eace:

 

[Stumpkiller]

HAH! He speld "Nubie" wrong. :crackup:

Welcome. There's a lot of us here that feel the same way. Aligning a 10X scope and pulling a 1/2 oz trigger on a critter 300 yards away puts too much between you and the critter.

I can see the smiling faces of the old ones in the cloud of white smoke my muzzleloader produces.

 

Hello Cannonball,

A big welcome to our neighbor to the north.

Yep, never seen "knew-be" spelled that way! :crackup:

 

[shmrck1]

cannonball,
welcome to the forum glad to have another canadian in the group. lots of friendly people and lots of information at your fingertips. hope you will contribute whenever you can.
again welcome and stay active
I am snake-eyes :thumbsup: eace:

 

[andrellj]

An I never knew nubie, nubbie, knewbi or any of the above
were actual words. I guess the cold's gettin' to me.
Sorry.

 

[andrellj]

Anyway nice to meet you all.

 

[musketman]

Welcome Newbee, oops, I mean cannonball...

Another nubbie to make fun of....

Making fun isn't so bad, it's all the pointing and laughing that get to me, and that's just from my family... :crackup:

 

[Claude Mathis]

Okay class, all together now...

N-E-W-B-I-E

Originally associated with computer users, it now refers to someone who is new to any endeavor. eace: ::

 

[Stumpkiller]

Thanks Mr. Wizard! :crackup:

 

[Claude Mathis]

Thanks Mr. Wizard! :crackup:

My other Persona. :crackup:

 

[Gary]

Look, phonetic spelling was acceptable in the 18th Century. Look at the letters written by British Officers. Since we're a BP forum, we shouldent critasize each odder four our spelling earors. Play nise.