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It was spring water.

Yesterday I bought a Ram Mount, a case of bottled water, and some drugs that were made in the USA. I can't remember much before then. In fact, I think everything I boght yesterday was made here. And no the drugs are not the reason I cant remember any further back.

He has already shown you what you need to know as you have said and I would not worry about friction with another church member. You are voting as what you feel is best for you and IMO church and or fellow members should not enter into it. And I would not care who knew how I voted and why. Who knows, maybe you cause some others in the church to lean your way. If he back pedals on one thing what else will he do it on next. I would like to know how he answers the question after he went against what he promised on the guns in parks deal.

That is the best one I've read in a while.

I just looked up the Vortex SPARC and saw the doubler screws into the reddot. How do you like that and does it work well? That would ceartinaly take up less space than a reddot, magnifier, and iron sights.

I vote for a stock with pistol grip of some kind. I have a pistol grip and do not like it. I tried it with bird shot and did not want to even think about shooting buckshot. I took it off and went with a stock/grip combination. I would take a conventional stock before a pistol grip but really like the stock/grip combination.

There were two .22s in my class. One woman, one man. Then you had the usual assortment of .38s, 9mm, and .40s. Then one little girl that might have weighed 100 lbs soaking wet with a .45. I don't remember that much about the class anymore but I remember that girl with that big ole .45.

No. Lots of times you may never see anyone up close. Most communication is by radio. There is no way for them to search before entering a lock unless they came out in a boat.

If you are going to Pickwick you will be going through Wilson lock. It is TVA owned and COA operates the lock. I think you are good to go. I have been through there and talked to the lock master before they lowered the water while open carrying. Nothing was said. I have never had any problems in any of the locks on the TN river from Chattanooga to Ky dam.

Ditto. I stop to buy fuel or run into a convience store and a few other places while OCing. I open carry more in summer than winter. I hate having my gun against my skin and sweating. Most of the time I CC in the winter. It is just easier then. Even when CCing in the summer as soon as I get to a place where I can I push my shirt between the gun and skin.

We do also where I work. Almost everyday while it has been so hot. We had a 40 year old guy die from heat stroke at home a few weeks ago. I heard he almost had one a few weeks earlier but got out in time. We had another one happen at work but I think he is going to be ok.

I have downloaded it and plan to read it when I finish the book I am reading now.

Why am I not surprised? Being weak and giving in to everyone will not make the world love us like he thinks it will.

It looks like you made them very happy kids.

I hope so.

I voted a week ago today. That was the first time I have early voted and did it out of necessity. It was so quick and easy I'll probably keep doing it.

This is the way I see it. Just conceal and be quiet. If anyone can top this I want to see it.

Maybe you should call the city for a jump every time it does not start. Then maybe they would get tired of coming out and find the problem. First I would do like others have said and check for lights staying on. Sometimes it is something simple like that.

Happy Birthday!

I think your boss knows more than he says he does.

I once had some retread cheater slicks. I know from experience that they will sling the tread off of the casing when you get well over 100 mph.

At home. I am in the process of building a range. While it is not complete I am using it a little. I still have to finish moving the dirt and put up posts and target boards.

You should be proud of that. I wish I could do that good.

My cousin Vinny. To this day I still laugh my butt off.