Daly Delight

[Bruce Day]

I'll take your statements at face value and pass them on to my friend.

However, even if more photos are posted ( and there is a wonderful new old $200 grade lifter ) looks like there is a problem with the backdrops used to bring out gun details:

From 12-10-2012, 04:22 PM:

" Bruce and his sycophants seem fascinated by towels....."
Destry Hoffard

Not recalling exactly what a sycophant is, I checked:

" a servile self-seeking flatterer"

and related: " bootlicker, brownnoser, flunky, suck-up...."

Merriam-Webster

[CSL]

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[Pa SxS]

Bruce,

I don't care if a discarded bath towel or a piece of shag carpet is used for a background, I would like the gun no matter what it was sitting on!!!

[Bruce Day]

Originally Posted by Christopher Lien

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Chris Lien seems amused by the insults. Chris, post photos of your Parker collection so that others may comment.

[Bill Murphy]

Chris and I are working on a photo display for the future.

[Robert Delk]

Someone needs to apologize to col. Day and Mr. Herzog.

[Bill Murphy]

Robert, you have the same problem Bruce Day does. When either of you have a problem with someone, you don't specify whom the heck it is that is the offender. If we're going to accuse two members out of 1200, we have to name names. Who exactly needs to apologize to Bruce Day or Charlie Herzog?

[Robert Delk]

I would think that would be obvious. I don't want to call anyone out but the tone of Mr. Hoffard's reply was offensive. I don't know if he meant it to be taken that way but using the word "sycophants" is usually not complimentary.

[Wild Skies]

Bill, since you've asked . . . Have you ever used the derogatory terminology "Checkbook Bruce", when referring to Bruce?

[Bill Murphy]

That I admit. However, I don't think that mine is the apology he is looking for. I have a feeling that Bruce has taken the "Checkbook Bruce" jab with good humor. It was meant that way. He knows that my approach to collecting is more down and dirty, which is different from the approach some others use.