Fivestring63

1911 .45 High quality newer .45 M1A Mosin Nagant carbine Home defense shotgun Sig 380 for backup scoped bushmaster

That'll be good then because I can't hardly pick up 98.7 either.

That's what I've been doing lately is switching over to sports. I drive a truck all day and listen to the radio pretty regular so I'm particular to what I like to listen to.

My feelings exactly. I can watch Becks TV show alright, but he just doesn't do it for me on the radio. I already emailed WNOX and told them I want Neal back.

They replaced Neal Boortz with Glen Beck. Which do you prefer?

Good thing. I wouldn't pick on Dingle Berry either.

Here's one chew on. I could post some goodies all night, so I'll just keep it simple. Here are my favorites from youtube. http://www.youtube.com/my_favorites

I got a few chunks of concrete off the Berlin Wall. My dad has a wire recorder which is pretty neat. He also has a harp guitar which is pretty neat.

We would stuff a nerf ball into this and watch it fly.

I'm surprised no one has said GILLIGAN'S ISLAND yet.

This will work for the gun situation too.

You remember after he was elected, that there was a huge rise in firearm sales? It says "Firearm salesman of the year"

I heard an interview on Triple H show with Kirkpatrick and he was very pro 2nd Amendmant. 6.8 AR, nothing personal but I cringe every time I see your avatar. :-)

© A building, property or a portion of a building or property, shall be considered properly posted in accordance with this section if one (1) or both of the following is displayed in prominent locations, including all entrances primarily used by persons entering the property, building, or portion of the property or building where weapon possession is prohibited: (i) The international circle and slash symbolizing the prohibition of the item within the circle; or (ii) The posting sign described in this subdivision (3). Be careful now. Just the circle and slash by itself is a legal posting.

I've been playing banjo about 35 years now and have been in numorous bands in East Tennessee area. Try this link to hear a tune. Banjo Hangout Jukebox=

On Seinfeld, George was supposed to meet her or something and said she preferred short, stocky, bald guys.

<<One of the quad tires has about 10 plugs. About 6 of them in one hole. But it works >> I had a tire with about 5 plugs in it and just plugged one last week that needed 2 plugs. It had a rock in it that was shaped like a sharks tooth. I also burn mine after it's installed. 6 plugs in one hole though. Dang. LOL

I'm in this union and one of those layoffs from last year. I was really disgusted by the obvious support of Obama in their magazine that we got about once a month. They already have barricades setup around the plants, hired extra security, calling back retiree's, and training salaried people (Non union ALCOA employees) to do the jobs.

Rank, State (including District of Columbia), average credit card debt National average: $5,165 1. Alaska $7,135 2. Tennessee $6,688 3. Alabama $6,126 4. Mississippi $5,850 5. Hawaii $5,831 6. Florida $5,773 7. Georgia $5,759 8. North Carolina $5,719 9. Nevada $5,635 10. Colorado $5,610 11. South Carolina $5,549 12. Washington $5,432 13. Montana $5,405 14. Connecticut $5,321 15. Arizona $5,320 16. New Jersey $5,305 17. California $5,299 18. Virginia $5,283 19. Delaware $5,283 20. Texas $5,265 21. Maryland $5,205 22. New Hampshire $5,201 23. Idaho $5,144 24. Massachusetts $5,043 25. New York $4,986 26. Louisiana $4,974 27. Oregon $4,935 28. District of Columbia $4,911 29. Illinois $4,903 30. Wyoming $4,897 31. Missouri $4,897 32. Rhode Island $4,891 33. Ohio $4,890 34. Utah $4,876 35. Arkansas $4,867 36. New Mexico $4,858 37. Michigan $4,797 38. Kansas $4,791 39. Indiana $4,734 40. Oklahoma $4,688 41. Minnesota $4,677 42. Maine $4,666 43. Kentucky $4,538 44. Pennsylvania $4,494 45. Vermont $4,390 46. Nebraska $4,335 47. Wisconsin $4,248 48. West Virginia $4,240 49. South Dakota $4,218 50. North Dakota $4,144 51. Iowa $3,872 Glad I don't have one. I have a bank card but only use it as a debit card.

I see it as this way. Say someone is stealing your lawnmower in your yard. You can't use deadly force to protect property. But, you can use non-lethal force to protect property. When they threaten you back with lethal force, then it's ok to use lethal force. IMHO

<<*Yes, I know I don't need an HCP for carrying in my own home. But I'm not sure if that applies to the yard too. And it really reduces any potential hassle factor.>> You sound as if you don't know if you can carry in your yard. You can even without an HCP. Open or concealed.

I'm expecting mine any day now.

I've been taking mine to the range with me since they were about 6 and 7. Even then they were able to handle my {then} 9MM and can shoot a bushmaster with the best of them. I'm actually glad I seen this thread. It's been a couple monthes since we've been. We're due.

Anything a democrat says would be a mistake would probably mean I'm for it.

I also had mine at CCA with no complaints really. I've learned more by being on TGO than any course will do. I think as long as you get through it and get on here, that's all you need. No matter where it is.