quietguy

No kidding

I almost bought a Ram 2500 a couple of weeks ago, glad I didn't.

Understand completely, but I had checked the URL in the hyperlink before I posted. Probably not the right place, but there are a lot of security precautions we should all take to avoid falling victim to spoofed addresses, harmful hyperlinks, etc.

Surveymonkey is reputable, but I question the motives of the OP.

Don't mess with the IDF?

I have had pretty good luck with Direct, but you have to really push them at the end of your contract. It is almost like buying a car. The only thing I really have to complain about is the NFL Sunday Ticket. If that shows up on your package, cancel it immediately. You only have 30 days, or they will charge you for the whole season. I have my Google Fiber install scheduled next week, and hopefully I can get rid of Comcast forever!

We don't have any feeders out, but we had a couple this weekend hitting our honeysuckle. They are a lot of fun to watch.

There is a lot of truth to that, but the smart watches/fitbits are changing the landscape a little. I work with a lot of executives, and a watch is usually their litmus test. I agree to an extent. You have to be yourself, but in business the superficial things do matter. I have to wear a suit or sports coat most of the week, but I too sport my overalls whenever I can on the weekends. I try not to judge, but always assume that others are judging me.

I think I have opening day and Saturday lined up, but don't know from there. I usually shoot a Rem 1100 20g, but will have either a 12g 870 or SBEII in the truck. I usually pick my choke based on conditions, IC or Skeet if hunting a tree line, or Modified if in the middle of the field. I generally shoot #8. We are hunting private property. I have hunted TWRA fields and public hunts in the past, and had some good shoots and some really bad shoots. We don't use decoys. Usually either the birds are flying or they aren't, and I haven't seen them make any difference. I have been on hunts where someone had a couple of the "whirly birds" on there end, and they didn't seem to have any more action than we did. Some people swear by them though. As far as cooking, I like to tinker around with different marinades, just a little lemon juice, water, and salt works pretty well. Let them soak for a few hours, wrap them in bacon, and pop 'em on the smoker or grill.

Try and get a rental car in Nashville this week! Avis was quoting $176 a day last Monday, and they were only ones with anything available (our corporate site checks all the airport vendors and Enterprise off-airport locations).

I would call Ameri-gas or a local welding supply.

I couldn't agree more. Occasionally I have a customer or coworker from out of town that we have to entertain and they want to go to the Lower Broad/2nd Avenue area, but that is not Nashville. If someone wants the real experience, I will take them to the Bluebird or Station Inn.

It's very different from Nashville, but Huntsville is a pretty cool town. I used to be down there quite a bit for business, and we had some family in Guntersville. Good luck with the transition.

Congrats

We have a decent little covey on our place in western Middle Tennessee. They got pretty depleted about the time that coyote population increased, so we have left them alone for several years hoping they would reestablish. It looks like they are slowing coming back.

That is a great analogy!

Is the safety lever on the bolt assembly?

I have a couple of moral questions about investing in the pot stocks, but as mentioned there are also a lot of legal concerns unless the Feds act or more states approve. If I was going to invest, it would either be PE or some of the companies that provide ancillary services.

We have bought a few Stickley pieces from them, because they are the closest dealer. We knew exactly what we wanted, so we didn't get much of the sales pitch.

Shhh. Don't give Comrade Barry any ideas.

I haven't seen anything BT that would meet these specs anywhere near the OPs price range. It is a little over your price range, but the Definitive Technology Symphony 1 is probably the best bang for the buck based on your requirements. Otherwise, I would stick with the Plantronics Backbeat, or maybe look at the Backbeat Sense SE.

I live in Sylvan Park, and you are looking at $600-$700k for that size house. A neighbor recently sold a 1,100sqft house for over $400k. There are a few deals to be found in the Nations or Sylvan Heights, but you have to be really careful. Honestly, I would look at Charlotte Park for the investment value. The Joelton area is a hidden gem. I have seen several properties that were great values in the last few months.

They had some good deals on a couple of deer stands last year, but you had to use the online coupons. Otherwise, I haven't been impressed.

I took my HCP class there several years ago, and the instructors were two TBI agents. I don't have a clue who is doing it now, but my class was fine overall. The range ventilation was horrible, The guy next to me did the same thing. When they scored my target, I had 51 rounds.

Has anyone tried this year's Weller Special Reserve? I haven't been too impressed in the past, but I really like this run.