No More Mice

My four cats are my "Mouse Reception Committee" plus I am setting up one of my air rifles for night vision so I can get in on the fun, but this bowl with cooking oil also looks like fun, though when I "clean them up" afterwards it won't be exactly the way he did it. 

Actually I rarely shoot my firearms.  My air rifles are so much more fun, more accurate, quieter, and no cleaning after shooting, just wipe down the exterior with an oily rag.  I am setting up one of my air rifles for this, and mainly for rats, out under my bird feeders, but if any mice come to the party they will meet the same fate.

There is a whole new world out there for you to explore!  Did you know that Lewis and Clark took a Girandoni air rifle on their famous expedition?  It was a .40 caliber high power semi-automatic rifle capable of firing 22 rounds before reloading, as fast as the shooter could pull the trigger, capable of killing an enemy soldier at 150 yards or more. It could fire almost 200 rounds before the shooter needed to swap in a new air canister. It was invented about 11 years before the Bill of Rights was ratified.  So much for the claptrap spouted by anti-gunners who said the founders knew of only single shot muskets  when they ratified the 2nd amendment. The Girandoni was recently enshrined in the Museum of the U.S. Army War College as the most significant weapon in the history of the United States, for if Lewis and Clark had not taken it on their expedition, the U.S.A. would not exist as we know it today.  Every Indian tribe they met they demonstrated the Girandoni, and the Indians were so in awe of its power, smokelessness, and relative silence that they dared not attack them, and throughout the entire expedition they didn't have to kill a single Indian. 
What I like about today's high power precision air guns is that they offer just the right power level for what I use them for.  A firearm would be overkill for my purposes and much more expensive to shoot. 

"...they didn't have to kill a single indian."? That must have put a severe damper on their fun.

And all this is related to radio, exactly how?

Not the initial post, but everything after it.

Finding the Moderate

Moderation of a forum site such as ours is not a science, and no two moderators have the same limits.

In the amalgam I see all possible subjects as relatable to the field of radio because of radio's awesome power to deal with all realities and fictions in the world.

I have never understood the chastity belt cloistering of "radio" as if it was confined to a child's playroom.

That's as far as we need go at this time because I am tempering my moderation.