Leaderboard
Popular Content
Showing content with the highest reputation on 08/03/2015 in all areas
-
Handicap parking Today I had to go to the hardware store. As I approached the entrance, I noticed a driver looking for a parking space. I flagged the driver and pointed out a handicap parking space that was open and available. The driver looked puzzled, rolled down her window and said, "I'm not handicapped!" Well, as you can imagine, my face was red! "Oh, I'm sorry," I said. "I saw your "I'm Ready for Hillary" bumper sticker and just assumed that you suffer from a mental disorder." She screamed some nasty names at me. Boy! Some people don't appreciate it when you're just trying to help them out!11 points
-
Personally, I've never understood people giving any weight to what an actor says: actor = professional liar.6 points
-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPZHBjyUGhQ found it here: http://kisscasper.com/deadpool-trailer-trailer-ryan-reynolds/4 points
-
4 points
-
About thirty years ago I was a young Highway Patrolman working a hot four lane on the west coast about 25 miles out of town when I got after a new sedan going well over a hundred miles an hour. I finally caught up to him and as he pulled over I ran his plate and found out the car was stolen before we were even stopped. There were three rather mean looking men in the car who later turned out to be wanted all over the state. So as we stopped I rolled out the driver's door and down behind it with the shotgun and began giving them instructions. My biggest concern at the time was that they would pile out the right side and start shooting since I .............. About the time all of this was racing through my mind, I heard a metallic "clink" from behind me. I took a really quick look back and what I saw is still with me today...........a muddy old Chevy pickup had pulled in behind me, and two ranch hands from a lemon ranch up the road were standing alongside their headlights holding muddy irrigation shovels at port arms, ready to charge the badguys if need be. They weren't about to leave, either - they stayed there until my backup arrived about ten minutes later, naked to any gunfire that might have come their way. They were determined that no badass alive was going to take out one of their cops without a fight, even if it had to be with muddy irrigation shovels. Yes, people really do that kind of thing. Just take a look out in front of our Recruiting Stations and I'm quite sure you'll see their modern day equivalent - standing there totally exposed in a job they were never trained to do, determined that no badass alive will get to one of their GI's without a fight, and knowing that they probably don't have a prayer of winning. Give credit where credit is due.4 points
-
It's really simple to explain. Neither can match a Toyota, so they gotta pick at each other. :stir:4 points
-
I stopped in to the Guns and Leather Glock Days event this weekend and walked out with a new G30SF. This was exciting because it was my first gun purchase since moving to TN from California! Felt awesome paying for the gun and walking out the door with it the same day and not having to wait a week and a half to take it home! I went with the G30SF because I have a G21SF, but it is just too big to carry every day. I like carrying my G19, but I really like having the .45 carry option. Also, the 30 fits the same IWB holster as the 21 and I can use the 21 mags as well, so there was a lot of cost savings in my choice. Can't wait to get my new baby out to the range today to break it in. On a side note, I can't say enough about Guns and Leather. Mark at the Hendersonville location is one of the nicest and coolest dudes you will meet.3 points
-
If you are going to talk about foreign policy with Obama supporters, remember this. Most of them believe that "Iran" is what they did after they robbed the liquor store.3 points
-
3 points
-
So I guess I'm supposed to know who Amy Schumer is? :shrug: I don't, and I don't care. :snore:3 points
-
[URL=http://s1074.photobucket.com/user/TrickyNickyII/media/4FE4803F-824D-4FE8-8884-94EFAB7F1B8A-10068-0000181B678AF45D.jpg.html][/URL]3 points
-
All you need to do is find a bear that identifies as a horse, or maybe a tank... then you're golden!3 points
-
A cup or two of gasoline down their hole will rid you of them in perpetuity. :up:3 points
-
Love of country is a powerful motivator, especially after your country has been attacked. I honestly think this is at the root of why these guys stuck their necks out like that. If the same guy had gone into a big bank and shot it up during a robbery, it would have evoked an entirely different public response. But he didn't. In the eyes of these fellows he shot up the United States of America, and to a lot of folks that's still a capital offense worthy of sticking one's neck out for. That's why I can't be critical of them.3 points
-
Just used a whole can of wasp and hornet spray to kill large numbers of red wasps. There's a gap in the eaves, between the fascia board and soffit in the front of my house that I finally saw where red wasps were coming out so I doused it with the spray, made sure plenty got in there and a swarm of wasps came flying out many dropping. I continued to douse the gap more and more and more came flying out and dropping. No telling how many nests are up there. Also on the back there's an old hole where an outdoor light used to be that I sprayed, again a swarm started falling out. I came back in after that because the few that got away seemed like they were not happy. Hopefully the ones that got away will leave since their nests are contaminated. I'm going to pull a fascia vent off later and pop a bug bomb off in it.2 points
-
Glad Zorin is working well for you, dual boot is a decent way to go to get the best of both worlds. I'm thinking of getting a Solid State Drive for my laptop and making it even faster. Win10 is something I'm holding off on, though. No need to go through the headaches of "upgrading" when I have a stable system that does everything I need and has enough support for a while. All the things I'm reading on other sites about Win10 being set up to send a lot of information by default doesn't sit well with me either.2 points
-
I guess I am also guilty of mass serial Red wasp killing also and did something similar but I waited till night fall after location the three very large nests in my carport were located. I went in under cover of darkness when I knew the nests would be full and I used two cans of Wasp spray. I was tired of them spending so much time on my Hummingbird feeders and not letting the birds eat. Have not see a wasp on any feeder in a couple days now................ :up: :up:2 points
-
Yes it is. Things were simpler back then. We all did not hate each other like we do now. At least that's what the politicians what you to think.2 points
-
2 points
-
Never pay attention to what actors say. They are like dancing dogs... the act is amusing but the sounds the performer makes are entirely irrelevant.2 points
-
Terrorists want to cause as much damage and chaos as they can, so they are not likely to go up against these people. No one is going into a conflict with armed resistance when they can inflict more damage at a "soft" target: therefore, these people are accomplishing something, and just because there's no empirical evidence to point to doesn't mean that it's not happening.2 points
-
Contact Mike (LawEnforcementSalesTN). He is in Ork Ridge. Nice guy and reasonable transfer fee. Sending you a PM.2 points
-
2 points
-
And some think it's a song: (Is that a rebel flag I see at 00:30?? :panic: ) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6HiBxGRfzI2 points
-
Signs not to have force of law. They can always ask you to leave but concealed is concealed so they wouldn't know.2 points
-
2 points
-
With all the erection jokes, it can't come fast enough. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I547 using Tapatalk1 point
-
1 point
-
1 point
-
I've found this site to be decent. https://www.kayak.com/flights Also, if your destination is a hub for any of the airlines (ATL for Delta, Dallas or Chicago for American, ect), it's worth looking at their pages directly. With the flights going to the hubs anyway to get people on connecting flights, they do all they can to fill them up.1 point
-
They have him already. How about the main thread, too, eh? http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/89729-memphis-leo-murdered/page-3#entry1292836 - OS1 point
-
I just mowed..... left the new nest I found alone. Tonight is the night they DIE!1 point
-
Dads got a 9. Great gun. I'd also choose the 9 for that reason.1 point
-
A couple of years ago a guy near here went down the line of his low cinderblock wall pouring gasoline into about a dozen yellowjacket holes. I mean he really poured in a bunch. But nobody told him not to light it, so he threw in a match and KAFOOMP! He had so much deflection and crack damage in the cinderblock wall that he had to replace it. Hmmmmmm, what's that about can't fix stupid?1 point
-
1 point
-
I did this to my 870 in an attempt to salvage a bad hydro dip job that I tried to do at home. Been wondering how it would hold up long term, I've only had it out a few times since. Had one weird issue where bug spray got on it and made the paint sort of sticky, wiping it down with a damp cloth seems to fix it though...1 point
-
1 point
-
Went to Yahoo to look at the video..... Third comment down on the page says the real reason for gun control is JADE HELM :panic:1 point
-
All that answers for me is that Oath Keepers is involved in the activity and that an indeterminate percentage of participants are Oath Keepers. I see nothing to support the claim that "most of the civilians that are stepping up are retired vets."1 point
-
Understood. I choose not to deny rights to someone just because they didn't volunteer. I prefer a much more permissive environment over a restrictive one.1 point
-
1 point
-
When I got my DanWesson I stripped one of the slim bushings,sadly .. The removal was a nightmare and I had to buy 50 bucks worth of special tools to remove it but ended up drilling it out . MFGs feel the need to locktite them in ,over kill IMO I added new bushings and put them in dry and so far they have not loosened up really but Id rather snug mine down after a range session then worry about them being so tight I cant get them out1 point
-
Yep. Nice truck. Now all you need is to lift it and put monster tires on it...and be a true southern boy. lol But you gotta stop making your buddy ride in the bed. You got 4 doors and windows...give him one.1 point
-
I think I will do what peejman posted as well as get a few toys for my sks, wartak rail and red dot anyone [emoji3] Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk1 point
-
No, it's not available to everyone. People who have disqualifying medical conditions, for example. Sorry, I just don't believe that some people should be given rights and then deny them to others. That's how our Congress works. I'm just not down with it. And not everyone in the military ever touches machine guns or claymores. Some people went their entire career without touching one. How exactly does that make them more qualified than the average civilian?1 point
-
I would add a few things if you plan on heading to the woods. A cooking pot of some sort. A storage container for liquids A portable solar charger Soap to wash with Salt Hatchet for when you run out of gas1 point
-
Oh yea, that reminds me, a P51, too! And I am impressed at your dedication to carry a chainsaw with you at all times, haha!1 point
-
Is an 18 year old finance clerk in the Air Force Reserves more qualified to carry a pistol than someone who has been hunting and shooting with his dad since he was a kid? I don't think so. If you're old enough to be tried as an adult in a court of law, then the government should treat you like a damn adult. Otherwise, change the legal age of adulthood. What I'd like to see: Constitutional Carry. The Tennessee Constitution clearly states that the legislature may pass gun laws with a clear aim to preventing crime. None of our laws do that.1 point
-
TN did pass some law related to drones, but I don't remember what it was. In general, I don't think it is a big problem in that most people who have them don't want to use them for nefarious activities. The bigger issue is people flying too high around airports. The worry about cameras is a bit overblown as well. You have to be very close to see much specific in relation to a person. Yes, they could look at things in your yard from very high, but you will never stop that. Hell, if I want a good look at your property I will go to Google.1 point
-
1 point
This leaderboard is set to Chicago/GMT-06:00