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[gb6491]

Here's a well known gent and his firearm of choice for a fishing trip:
http://i66.tinypic.com/10xrlzs.jpg
If you know who he is (or would like to), I'll post a link to the rest of the story.
Regards,
Greg

[RolandD]

I believe it's Ernest.

[gb6491]

I believe it's Ernest.
You are too good at this sir :)
http://www.guns.com/2013/07/06/the-old-man-and-the-sea-and-his-tommy-gun/
Regards,
Greg

[RolandD]

Good article. As someone who minored in literature, I'm ashamed to say that I've never read any of his works.

[gb6491]

Good article. As someone who minored in literature, I'm ashamed to say that I've never read any of his works.
I believe his style is a bit of an acquired taste...one that I never fully acquired. I did like the "The Old Man and the Sea"
Regards,
Greg

[DavidWJ]

Hemingway wrote for the common man at the time, a sixth grade education. Sort of like Steinbeck... easy reads of good stories.

[RolandD]

Hemingway wrote for the common man at the time, a sixth grade education. Sort of like Steinbeck... easy reads of good stories.
I know and I love Steinbeck, but still waiting for the urge to hit, to read anything by Hemingway. It'll happen one of these days.

[jeepster09]

I like Hemi's.....hmm have to check out this Hemi-ngway see what all the fuss is!

[downtownv]

Bet that baby was full auto!

[Bills1873]

Big Bore Too!

[marshal kane]

Affectionately called "Papa". Admire his choice of weaponry.