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Thank you, everyone!!

What baby, are you having a baby?

It took about 30-40 hours of making all the separate pieces (mostly evening), and then 30 hours over the labor day weekend to put it together and to write up the description on how to make it.

No new car for me

gimme half hour

noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo (no way in hell)

Don't know about yours, but I want a new car

khe khe, my car

Thank you, everyone . I am very excited about being published. There is something about seeing you name in the best crochet magazine! As Maksim already mentioned, I would love to make some custom gun cozies for those who are interested .

Done, and good luck

Happy Birthday, Matt!!! :happy-cheerleaderkid: CANNOT. STOP. LAUGHING

Who are "we" ? Did I miss something? :mrgreen: I thought we were talking about a puli

Wow, that's amazing. This rifle was made while Russia still had a Tsar, before the revolution. Great piece of history.

Yeah, another Bones fan :happy-cheerleaderkid: On the topic: I dont' clean guns, I do dishes :mrgreen:

Few years back when I was a nanny (and have not met Maksim) I had a conversation with one of the parents on a "gun" subject. She had a similar opinion about guns, not allowing there kids to have sleepovers, play with toy guns, and having a policy: "when you see a gun (toy or otherwise), don't touch it and tell an adult". Then one of my charges (kids I was taking care of) while playing with his toy gun, put it in his mouth. That was one of the most terrifying moments of my life. I new it was a toy, but... I freaked out. From that point all toy guns and rifles were banned from the house. I am not sure if parents had any talks with the kids about it though. My point? Adults and children needs to be educated about firearms. Just "protecting" kids from ever seeing a gun does not help!