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I would like to see pictures of the IED. Now anything has the potential to be an IED but not everything that looks like an IED is an IED. Good to take precautions because all it takes is one IED and we will loose a few more freedoms for the sake of security.

Service varies due to poor leadership.

It's a great idea, even if it doesn't necessarily maximize the space available in a safe.   That said, I don't see anything spectacular about the safe itself.  Their angle seems to be marketing the rotating rack.  I bet with a lazy susan base from Lowe's, a jigsaw and a sheet pieces of 1/2 plywood, you could make something similar and save yourself a couple thousand dollars.  

It's normal for a health care provider to ask that at the beginning of the conversation. If you have a carrier they don't accept, then getting all your personal information and finding out what you need done is a waste of everyone's time, unless you happen to be able to pay 100% out of pocket which is unusual these days. I'd be more upset if they took the time to get my information, get the referring doctor's information, find out a good time for me to come in, then tell me "oh, sorry. we don't take XYZ insurance."   As for the location, you do know that some people live and work in different places, right? Depending on the time of day, an office near my work may be more convenient for me than an office near my home.

This belongs to a friend. I believe it's called "toxic orange".

    When I was a lad we had a Mustang that required a minimum of two people to operate. Whoever road shotgun operated the 'throttle wrench.' As the throttle cable had broken, we tied a wire off to a wrench and attached it to the carburetor. It was a very valuable lesson in communication.   "Upshift, now!"   *reduce throttle*   "Done!"   *increase throttle*     Now of course, the lights were a completely different matter, and in order to activate the rear brake lights, you needed a second person the the back seats to touch the bare wires together.   This would lead to a three man synchronization that to this day I haven't seen matched without years of training.   "Downshifting!"   *reduce throttle*   "Braking!"   *sparking wires from the backseat*   "Complete stop!"   *release throttle"   *constant sparking*   "Taking off!"   *increase throttle greatly*   *no sparking*       The car was a death trap. You had to start it from popping off the solenoid, and the rag bushing in the steering column was gone, which meant you had 45* of dead air from side to side before reaction, the floorboards didn't exist, but the road signs kept you from stepping through, most of the time.                     Now, looking back as a mostly responsible adult, I am appalled at my actions, but at the time, just an old redneck kid deep in the woods, it was the time of my life. I had a car, and I was free.

Not going to be a very long series. How long can some Californians last against zombies without firearms? Or worse yet, how are they able to kill zombies when the guns are all locked up in their storage containers.

Well, I think you can watch The Donald's polling lead start throttling back now.   - OS

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So after trip to eye doctor about new glasses last week he wanted me to go to Loden Vision Center for a cataract evaluation exam. I called Yesterday and when the woman answered to the phone she said May I help you and I said my eye doctor said I needed to call you and get an appointment for Cataract exam. The next words out of your mouth was who is your insurance carriers?????? Didn't even ask for my name first. I fired back and said don't you even want to know my name or is the money more important than patient care at Loden???? He tone changed really fast and she began taking down all my information and then finally got around to my insurance carriers. I told her I wanted an afternoon appointment. Now I called the Gallatin Location Of Lodens and she says which office do you want to go to and named of 3 that would require a 30 + minute drive and I asked he if I had called the Gallatin Location and she said yes and I said does my address not say Gallatin Tennessee and she said yes and I said if I live in Gallatin and your office is located in Gallatin why would I want an appointment in downtown Nashville? A long pause on the phone and she said they had appointment for 1:45 of September 2nd and I said I will take it and I thanked her. I sincerely hope that their doctors are much more intelligent than she is............... :stunned:  

  To be fair, seems the public wasn't permitted in there for this one, not even sure who the few people on the audience were. Would have to see the demographic about TV viewership though ...   While I agree is was a relative "non-event", I think Carly "won" it, so I do look for her star to rise as some of the "a team" falter. She might wind up being veep pick or something, who knows.   - OS

Ya dern fool! Get yer head back down inside that tank and close the hatch!

  If someone can replicate one from a pic, they probably know enough to build something similar already.

I couldn't find the joke thread so this will do. JTM Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

  She's in the prelim bout, starts in an hour.   If she can pull off being the biggest fish in the smaller pond, might be better than having been in the feature event in the first place.   I must say I've been quite impressed with her every time I've heard her responses to questions. Her take on ISIS and other Mideast issues on Morning Joe yesterday was amazing with its detailed knowledge of the various countries involved, much different from the usual "just hammer them" responses.   - OS

Are the late models better? I thought all the models were about the same? [URL=http://s779.photobucket.com/user/richarddacat/media/4917_zpsm9lf4ov7.jpg.html][/URL] :) Nice car, looks roomy. :up:

Where's gecko45 when you need him. He knew how to deal with these situations.

IT is like witchcraft. When it works, no one acknowledges that you had anything to do with it, and when it doesn't, they want to burn you at the stake.

Ask and you shall receive :up:

  Yeah, I bet "he" does. Why don't you get us some pictures of "his" vehicle.

At this point I am hoping for a Trump v Sanders matchup. #teamwatchtheworldburn

A friend of my wife (and Marine) came up with this idea. Should be a good time, pray for good weather. http://standtogethertn.com/ :usa:

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I'm extremely disappointed in Fox News after tonight's debate... 1.) It was a circus and unorganized. 2.) They picked fights between candidates and tried to make Jeb Bush look like a knight in shining armor. 3.) They made it a point to try and bury Trump early "literally the first question" and never looked back after that. Fair and unbiased my ass...

I post this with great fear and trepidation as an interesting view I haven't seen before. I don't agree with everything said and there are some areas in the article where I feel like a little pandering of gun owners is going on. BUT, it's something I haven't seen explored yet so I'll offer it on that basis. There may be something to it, or there may not be. Whatchallthank?   http://www.naturalnews.com/050568_psychiatric_drugs_mass_shootings_drug-induced_violence.html

Well you might find out when you get there. Carriers are bulky as is without adding tacos all over them.

I suspect she may work at Gallatin and tried to steer you away from her home office.

This thread makes me feel a lot better about the sea foam green '71 Dodge Coronet I drove in high school in the late '80s. My friends called it the big green booger...and that was fair.   It had a white fender and a dark green door (from a '72 Plymouth Satellite, IIRC) on the passenger side. I rigged up a toggle switch mounted on the dash that had to be flicked on/off when starting/stopping to bypass a bad solenoid relay. Third and reverse gears were bad in the transmission, so I had to back up with my left foot out the driver door. And the previous owner tried to peel off the white vinyl top leaving an attractive collage of exposed glue, ragged bits of vinyl, and rust.   All-in-all, I guess I'm saying I loved that car. It represented freedom and independance I only paid $375 for it and learned everything I know about cars by working on it. 

If you go plate carrier you will probably also want a battle belt.

    I was about to ask, say what....... then I scrolled down and got a good chuckle!

I don't have a P94 but I do have a P95 and I think they are pretty similar, right?.  In fact, I own two P95s and that is the only make/model of gun of which I own two (they are a little different - one is newer, has a short 'rail' for a light under the muzzle and has a safety decocker while the other is a little older, is decocker only and has no rail.).  I also recently bought my first 1911.  1911s are fun but myself, - for a defensive pistol - if I had to choose I'd take one of the P95s over a 1911 any day of the week and twice on Sunday.  I just don't believe there is that much difference on the receiving end between modern tech 9mm JHPs and .45acp JHPs.  I am largely a 'revolver guy' so from my perspective one of the main things a semi has going for it is higher capacity - which with a 1911 really isn't that much higher than one of my six shooters.  The 15+1 in the P95 (and, unless I am mistaken, the 9mm version of the P94) is significantly higher.  Further, I personally prefer DA/SA over 'cocked and locked'.  Of course, I have also owned the P95s longer and am more familiar with them.

My mom had a Mustang II. She loved that car. It would always start right up, barely turning over. At least it did until the day she went to trade it in. Then she couldn't get it to start to save her life. :D I've seen TP filters for oil, but this is the first time I've seen a TP air filter.

  No, no....If you shoot wildly, you'll be charged an additional $8 for every wild shot above their magic line.

I have a Midwest Industries rail I used on my last build.  I don't remember the length, but I have been very happy with it.  I think it may be only a 12" rail.  I had read some reviews that the were not as sold as some of the other options, but mine has no play or give to it.  When the time comes for another build, I will probably buy another MI.  It may not be the last, greatest, whizbang thing out there.  However, the price is reasonable, and it gets it done. 

Great match!

Yes, that would be nice. But in a pinch...I could settle for a 68 or 70.   But would have to have the 440 and a pistol-grip shifter!

I made this a couple years ago so the start date is probably off. I used info from various gardening sites so it was not my doing, just put it in my notes to use as a starting point. Week 11 (Feb 3-9) heliotrope, candytuft, primula, leek, early greens (to be planted out in the cold frame or greenhouse beds), viola, snapdragon Week 10 (Feb 10-16) delphinium, matricaria, onion, parsley, Greek oregano, impatiens, rudbeckia, early broccoli Week 9 (Feb 17-23) pepper, coleus, shallot, eggplant, cherry tomato Week 8 (Feb 24 - Mar 2) tomato, alyssum, cleome, salvia horminum Week 7 (Mar 3-9) ageratum, zinnia, more lettuce, radicchio Week 6 (Mar 10-16) bachelor's buttons, agastache, aster, basil, marigold, sweet pea, calendula Week 5 (Mar 17-23) sanvitalia, cabbage, convolvulus, nicotiana, lavatera, nigella, phlox, phacelia Week 4 (Mar 24-30) morning glory, nasturtium, melon, cucumber, squash Based off of Average Last Frost Apr. 21 - Apr. 30 adjust as necessary.

  How is that thing road legal?

My ex-wife drove a brown Ford Pinto wagon when we were in high school. Then she upgraded to a Mustang II and her brother got the wagon. He definitely got the best end of that deal!!       that's hilarious!

  I have bolded the relevant part of that statement.  :up:

I had one years ago, rebuilt the engine and had to use a dump truck to boost it off the first time it was so tight. But ran like a scalded dog.

  So many grandfathered magazines.   Me, I just wanna see the fast bullet-button mag changes in the rifles with the shoulder things that go up.

  Wyoming is about as free a gun state as exists. Residents have total constitutional carry for one thing.   - OS

I can guarantee if anyone shows up at MY house threatening MY family with death they will have a very, very bad day. And who knows maybe I will notify the FBI to let them know which names can be removed from the no fly list afterwards.

  I have been frying Green Tomatoes for most of my life they like them in Centeral PA as well but then again they have called PA NY with GA slapped in the middle for good reason :).

If he were holding an AR-15 and the lion was chasing <insert most hated Democrat this week here>, I'd vote for him.

Certainly you can be charged. That’s why they call it an “opinion”. The AG doesn’t make law; he is interpreting what he thinks the law is. A Judge is not bound by his opinion and could disagree. If you decide to “test” a law you should talk with the attorney that will be representing you in your case.

Contact Mike (LawEnforcementSalesTN). He is in Ork Ridge. Nice guy and reasonable transfer fee. Sending you a PM.

Thats interesting- my experience has always been the exact opposite.