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I blame the US Supreme Court. Just a few years ago we'd have never had a story about two Johnsons fighting over a cock.

I swear, it's a rule that no thread on TGO can exist without going gay.

I have had an idea in mind for a while now using an old, used trash can.  Use the bottom third or half for storage of some items you want to "hide in plain sight" like a store of ammo or communications equipment or an emergency fund.  Then on top pile scrap wood or other non-organic garage scrap, chunks of drywall etc.  Tuck it away in your garage or basement.  If someone breaks in to your house, it is likely they won't pillage the old trash can with all the junk and you will at least have some ammo as back up in a worst case scenario.  I have done something similar to this technique but using old paint cans.  I put layers of ammo in the cans, then put a piece of cardboard on top of the ammo and then piled old screws and nails on top. 

I just got to spend a little time talking with TN-popo today. Great guy for sure. Enjoyed meeting him and talking about things. Hope to get to spend more time with him talking about things in the future...... :up: :up:

The remains of Ronnie Lee Toler, a Vietnam veteran of the U.S. Army, have gone unclaimed since his passing on August 25th, 2015 in Dickson, TN. The Dickson Funeral Home & Cremation Center has arranged for Mr. Toler's unclaimed remains to buried with military honors. If you are able to stand in place of family and friends, service for Mr. Toler will be held Sunday, September 20th and Monday, September 21st. Visitation: Sunday September 20, 2015 from 2:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. at the Dickson Funeral Home. 209 East College Street, Dickson, TN 37055 Phone - 615-446-2313. Graveside Service: Monday, September 21st, at 9:00 a.m. at the Middle Tennessee Veteran's Cemetery. 7931 McCrory Ln, Nashville, TN 37221 Phone - 615-532-2238 http://www.memorialsolutions.com/sitemaker/sites/Dickso1/memsol.cgi?user_id=1656504

Why would you bring up Natural Light in a conversation about beer? That's like bringing up Rosie O' Donnel in a conversation about women.

I have recently acquired another JMB design. This particular gun's serial number puts it in the 1908-1909 production. It is chambered in 25 auto. Can't wait to shoot it! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I firmly believe a shotgun should have two barrels, but the OP asked about a semi auto.

That's a great site. I found that when I was getting ready to install our aquarium. It sits about 12" from a load bearing exterior wall, but I put support like this directly under it anyway, just because I'm anal like that. It wasn't the easiest thing to do in my 30" crawlspace, but it was a lot easier than fixing it once it's sagged.

Todd is one of the best dudes on the board, bar none. :-)

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/177540410285611134/

Got a stack of tools in the corner of your garage? Need em organized?   Got some scrap lumber? If you've got enough light lumber (2x2's, plywood, etc) , you could build a rack to keep long handled tools in it, stored upright.   Take the lid off, and insert the rack. BOOM. Your shovels, rakes, garden hoes, etc are all stored upright, Spaced out evenly (with good rack design, that's your job!) they'll be easy to use and put back. Plus you can roll the whole thing to wherever in the yard if you just want all the tools with you at once.   Not as awesome as having them mounted flat on a wall, but likely better than just all leaning in a corner.

    People think that.  On another very large forum for firearm enthusiasts one member made a bet in general he could not be found based on what information he believed was available to anyone searching for him.   Within 45 minutes he had gotten an email from another member with his name address and phone number.   Don't think the internet is anonymous to someone who knows how to look.  

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Man I hate to see stuff like this...

I live about 4 miles from the cemetery, so I am going to try to be there if work will allow me the brief time away.

That's completely understandable. But a chicken?

Aww, cut him a little slack on that one. That homerun was set up better than Mark McGwire playing Tball.

    It's not quite 9am, but you win the internet today.   :rofl:

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This is why I believe a person's rights should be restored when they are released from prison. If you have served your time, you have served your time. If you haven't, why are they releasing you from prison in the first place?

First, this wouldn't have been possible without Mikes help (Lawenforcement sales). Big thanks to him for all the help he's given me and work he's done. Next: I just finished it. (Still needs to be coated and that's it). ran some blanks through it and she worked perfect. Next, live ammo. Hopefully next weekend. Or I'll head up to strategic edge Monday or Wednesday to try it out if I have free time.

The way to do it. Got really frustrated with my old optical chrony last week. This one was expensive, but well worth it...

Hey KKing good idea, I didn't read, I just looked at the pictures. Maybe a vinyl wrap that looks like junk piled up in a garage.   I probably wouldn't have to worry, if i had a garage it would be piled full of junk and so blocked up even i wouldn't be able to see or access the safe.

Three old men were sitting around talking about who had the worst health problems. The seventy-year-old said, "Have I got a problem. Every morning I get up at 7:30 and have to take a piss, but I have to stand at the toilet for an hour 'cause my pee barely trickles out." "Heck, that's nothing, " said the eighty year old. "Every morning at 8:30 I have to take a shit, but I have to sit on the can for hours because of my constipation. It's terrible". The ninety-year-old said, "You guys think you have problems! Every morning at 7:30 I piss like a racehorse, and at 8:30 I shit like a pig. The trouble with me is, I don't wake up till eleven."

Cut holes in the bottom sides and make a hay feeder for goats or sheep. If you dont have goats or sheep, I do. So you should give it to me, as I need a hay feeder. Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

Studies have shown people spend anywhere from 18-40% more when using plastic vs cash. Like Greg said, credit card companies aren't in business to offer you something for free. They're making a buck or two, even on people who think they're outsmarting the system. "Everybody has a credit card, its how things are done." When is the last time a big group of people made a good decision? :lol: "I need to borrow money so I can have a good credit score so I can borrow more money." Okay. You do that, bud. [emoji106] I'll keep on being old and boring and buying stuff I can pay for. I may miss a few percent off or cash back or airline miles, but I'm okay with that. My system seems to be working out pretty okay for us so far. Besides, I can usually negotiate the same discounts you get with store cards by offering to take my business elsewhere. Everybody gets to pick their own system, so if credit cards are "working" for you congratulations.

I am still going with wasn't it no guns allowed in Knoxville parks that they used to keep people from carrying to Chilhowee park in the first place when they were exempt from having to post the no gun signs?   Seemed they where happy enough to call it a park then.

This breaks my heart any time i see this RIP MR.Toler my brother in arms

I have yet to understand how "redneck" became a derogatory term. It's roots stem from the fact that farmers, i.e. people who worked their asses off outdoors to feed you and me, have red necks from being in the sun all day. How is someone calling you a hard worker an insult? Oh wait...

Walmart has it in the sewing isle

  Oh I'm absolutely clear on who started this rodeo and that mudslinging's going on with all involved. It's amusing and reminds me of all the fuss when the synthetic oil gun lubes were allegedly linked back to Mobile 1.  

Seriously, and good long walk before getting in the boat, maybe even a 30 minute run on the tread mill and a belly full of treats afterward. Your buddy will be napping next to you in the sun.

Well, I didn't know if you had enough Raspberry Cobbler to go around but it sure was great Cobbler............ :up: :up:

Me either. :lol:

You didn't start a whole thread when you met me  :cry:   :rofl:

If the LCP isn't the perfect pocket pistol, I don't know what is.

My shed, East Nashville. Bring craft beer.

Store firewood in it? Kindling? I have a smaller version that I store all my charcoal,wood chips,etc for the grill in

I don't know you Ronnie Toler but thank you, I appreciate your service to our country. Rest in peace sir.

Yes, standard practice. When I was in the moving business, moving companies were required to insure your items, but the minimum requirement was 10 cents and 60 cents per pound. I'm not sure if those minimum requirements have changed since then. Most reputable companies will offer additional coverage, at an additional charge. 

The Hatfields and McCoys started over a pig. The Johnsons and Johnsons is starting over a chicken.

Interesting theory.  I do see one small problem with your plan, you have no idea where I live so it might be a bit of a challenge to watch my house and learn my habits.

My gun has an odd size barrel

I've used Two Men and a Truck twice, once to move a couple miles and once to move over 500 miles and on both occasions they were the best friends I could have bought...

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I have mine in the garage for six years with a golden rod no problems.

I didn't want to put mine in my garage either but that's where it ended up. It's anchored to to the concrete, has a large Golden Rod, about 20 large dessiccant packs, and a metal dessiccant container that I can dry out in the oven in 3 hours which I do once per month. I know it's over kill, but as Runco said above, I worry about too much humidity a lot more than I do the upkeep to make sure my weapons stay in good condition. I used Trex board underneath the safe to keep moisture from building up between the concrete and safe bottom.

  Or an even better answer...that they simply do not know and are just doing as told. I'd at least respect that answer.

Anything going to SCOTUS scares the daylights out of me! :meh: One more "opinion" away from losing ______________ right(s).