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We usually do sushi once a month for date night. It makes for a light meal which doesn't bloat you up. I've enjoyed it for a long time now. They have many different style rolls which often don't contain any raw fish at all and are pretty tasty. Even anti-sushi people would enjoy them. As for me, I'm pretty simple. I usually enjoy salmon and tuna. I eat my cow practically raw and it's quite tasty; why not fish? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="MacGyver" post="1155068" timestamp="1401808803"]The anonymity of the developers was the primary reason I never really trusted it. Despite the independent audit they just went through, that's a big issue to me. I expect it's not the last we'll hear of the story. If they got some type of notice like Ladar Levison, I expect we'll hear about it.[/quote] At any rate, even if the program is compromised by the developers or intel organizations it is still a good program for everyday use such as CC, passwords or other personal information. I would love to use it to transmit sensitive info between the wife and I when I'm gone; especially during tax season. Unfortunately this stuff is impossible to teach the wife. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="teecro" post="1155067" timestamp="1401808781"]And then it becomes like a game of tag in which your always "IT" and if your not very good at hiding your snooped out pretty easy and shown the way out again as Dolomite appears to have just done....[/quote] Ha, well this guy is obviously not good at hiding. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I remember having a discussion with some buddies years ago about how it would make sense for the NSA to create True Crypt as a freeware encryption in hopes that the enemy would use it and they have the key to unlock all. I suppose of that were the case we would never know. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="Dolomite_supafly" post="1155059" timestamp="1401807350"] And you are banned again. Please leave us alone idiot.[/quote] Haha! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="teecro" post="1155052" timestamp="1401805419"]Don't know how this site works... But once your booted off the forum that I've moderated now for prolly better than a decade you don't come back under any guise.... Unless you really go to extreme measures as we block user names, email, and ISP and unless you get an entirely different internet provider and perhaps even a new computer you will find that the gates are locked...[/quote] You can just use a tunneled network to get through. After the Newton shooting there was a vast list of blocked countries and I was in one at the time, so I had to use one of those IP hoppers to get on TGO. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="gun sane" post="1155005" timestamp="1401797334"]You know, I actually pity those poor dumb NSA bastards that have to read this thread.[/quote] They're interns. They are supposed to be abused. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Reminds me of Armslist after the great panic last year. I offered people who listed their rifles at ridiculous prices to buy at normal prices. You'd a thought I kicked their puppy. I saved the emails so I could laugh at them later. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="nightrunner" post="1155029" timestamp="1401801989"]If its the Kimber version, im familiar with it but the way the laws are now, you get in more trouble for doing things to animals than you do humans, didnt know if that would fall under animal cruelty or something.[/quote] Mail carriers spray dogs all the time. No issues using spray to stop a dog attack. Probably better than shooting the dog. Several years ago my wife was walking our small dog and was attacked by a boxer which was allowed to run loose. Due to the size of the animal I'd have shot it right there. She was able to pull it off and scare it away. Could have gone worse. I megaloathe people who let their dogs run loose. It is an animal; there is no way to know what it will do. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="nightrunner" post="1155012" timestamp="1401798278"]A pepper blaster sounds like a great solution. Im not sure but i dont that would be illegal, correct?[/quote] It's nothing more than a pepper spray, just more gelatinous so it will stick better. Neat stuff to have in your kit bag. I carry it as a less than lethal for bums and drunks. Easier than having to use fists. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="teecro" post="1155024" timestamp="1401801265"]I would have preferred a more public humiliation.... :2cents:[/quote] I'm sure he'll be back if he isn't already. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="dawgdoc" post="1154881" timestamp="1401758926"] The main thing to worry about is the infection from the dog bite; it can abscess and get bad a few days after the bite.[/quote] Luckily, it appears that the bite didn't even break the skin. The dog was much smaller than her. That isn't really the point though. We shouldn't have to deal with that when we are on a public road going from A to B. I feel bad that my dog has to deal with this and is expected to ignore it. The POS owner of the dogs was combative (as expected), but I wonder how they would feel if I shot one of her dogs next time it attacks; or how about if I hit the thing with a pepper blaster? I bet she'd be livid. I don't understand why the concept of securing a pet is such a problem. People like this are the type of people that need to be kicked off the planet. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Geez, you guys are getting some good deals. I paid $249 for mine. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="Runco" post="1154797" timestamp="1401745439"]First, I am not a dog person! Second, I have never had this problem, and when growing up, I use to ride a lot bicycle and have seen a many of aggressive on the loose dogs! There are many ways to avoid or solve the problems! [/quote] Like what? Not running? Sorry, I shouldn't have to tip toe around people who don't follow the rules. I'd rather enjoy my freedom and crush people who try and stand in the way of it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="peejman" post="1154682" timestamp="1401729499"]I've been on both sides of that coin. My dog once bit a neighbor's dog. The neighbor was walking her dog on a 30 ft lead and let it come into our yard. My dog got it while still within the boundary of the "bury the wire" dog fence. That dog required a couple stitches at my expense (as it should be). [/quote] Several folks around the neighborhood obviously have the underground fences. Still makes me a little nervous when taking the kids for walks, as one of them is a rather large German shepherd that likes to run full bore up the the edge of his line before breaking off. I keep mine on a 6ft lead, but she's right into me on my left side when we walk or run. She's one of those dogs trained how to properly behave on a leash. These dogs will come out into the road and chase us for a full block usually. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="BigK" post="1154733" timestamp="1401734864"] I hope those vet bills teach your neighbor a lesson, but she may just ignore the bills and stiff the vet. She sounds like the type that would have to be taken to court to force her to accept responsibility.[/quote] I'm thinking I'll just take her to court. I'll see how the cop writes up the report. He didn't seem too enthusiastic to be there. I get that it was a lame BS call, but it needed to happen. I'm tired of trashy people who have no respect for others expecting everyone else to tip toe around them so they can continue being douche canoes. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="bersaguy" post="1154702" timestamp="1401731719"]Didn't know that. We always had dogs running loose on our ranch when I was kid growing up. Some for hunting Beagles and some to work stock. Blue Heelers and English shepherds and was never an issue. Thanks for the up date............. :up: :up: [/quote] Same for my family; still do, but the country is a lot different than a residential neighborhood with several thousand people. I considered doing the grown up thing and going to her door to have a chat. I have no issues with that. Problem is, I have a lifetime of experience with trashy people. A common thread with those types is narcism, entitlement and lack of respect for the law. Knowing that the type of person that lets their dogs run loose in the neighborhood doesn't care enough about the safety of her own pets or the people around her indicates they are going to fit the trashy mold. So I showed up at her house with one Clarksville's finest. She'll also be getting a visit from animal control. I exchanged some words with her as she attempted to minimize the situation. She said that she always had them locked up, which is obviously a lie, as this isn't the first time her dogs have aggressed us on a run. I explained to her that she was lying, which upset her. Then I explained that all she has to do is lock them up; it's that easy. She then told me that it's just "dogs being dogs". That was a very expensive mistake to make. She is going to have some hefty vet bills. I'm having my dog tested for everything. From now on I'm just gonna take my Kimber pepper blaster and shoot the first one that chases me down the road. I guess the onus is on me to teach dogs appropriate behavior since their owners are oxygen thieving sacks of skin that should be ground up into fertilizer. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Maybe he was really hoping there was gonna be an open bar? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

First, let me say that I'm a dog lover. Most problem dogs aren't the problem; just like problem children. It's almost always the trashy, dirtbag parents. I have a route I run regularly, and have to pass by this house in order to get to that route, as I live in a no outlet neighborhood. This person regularly lets her dogs run loose despite hollering loudly at their dogs to get them to back off while they're chasing me down the road. They're not overly big dogs, but that isn't the point. Also, I jog with my dog, who happens to be highly trained and will ignore stimuli from other dogs. So they've been a nuisance in the past, but today one of them was able to lunge and connect with the ankle of my dog. I kicked at it and it let go before I could give it a good boot, but now I have the issue of wondering what kind of diseases this dog carries, since obviously the owners does not take care of her pets. I don't understand why it is so hard for people to secure their pets. This is a neighborhood, not a trailer park. Beyond the issue of wondering if their dog will attack passersby, how about worrying about your dog getting run over??? I don't get these folks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="Oh Shoot" post="1154528" timestamp="1401684870"]Well, question is, "can I have a nuclear [i]bomb[/i]". But yeah, obviously nuclear material of any kind is highly regulated -- I'm sure you'd be breaking federal laws just getting the first load of unlicensed yellowcake, let alone the first gram of actual plutonium. Can't even buy the processing equipment without whatever permits AFAIK, and I strongly suspect that "it's my right under 2A to build a nuclear bomb" ain't gonna score them. :) - OS[/quote] Yeah, the argument itself is ridiculous, but just to bite and explore why it may be okay in theory is worth exploring. I don't see a problem with it, because the regulatory requirements to safely develop and store such an item makes the whole thing moot. If you own land the size of New Jersey with absolutely no souls living on it, then it is safe to store your nuke there. For the same reason I can't store 5,000 lbs of ammonium nitrate in a residential neighborhood. Has nothing to do with legalities of having ammonium nitrate; it is a matter of safely storing volatile material. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="Mike.357" post="1154603" timestamp="1401720810"]The jerk would have never said that to anyone's face. [/quote] Yup. Folks should understand that they are nothing but cowards if they'll talk to folks over the phone or internet a certain way but would never talk such a way to their face. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="bersaguy" post="1154583" timestamp="1401717872"]I bought that M four-22 Jonathan had for sale. I think it's gong to make a good gun for me since I need a long gun in 22 lr and was looking at Long rifles when that one popped up for sale. I am not an AR owner but carried them for 5 years back in late 60's early 70's so familiar with their capabilities. Might start back tree rat hunting this year. A buddy of mine keeps complaining about all of them he has on his place and ain't have no squirrel - dumplings for a long time so might go thin out his herd this fall GOD willing.[/quote] I love mine. It's my favorite rifle, and I have a few rifles. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

When people start getting charged for carrying past postings I'll start being more concerned with Easter egg gunbusters. Since it hasn't happened unless there are aggravating circumstances I'd say it is nothing to worry about. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="Oh Shoot" post="1154517" timestamp="1401681596"]Not here. 39-17-1302 bans explosive weapons. - OS[/quote] Is nuke material considered an explosive? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[quote name="Oh Shoot" post="1154515" timestamp="1401680796"]There's Something Else That One Member Does That Needs To At Least Be Gently Discouraged, In My Not So Humble Opinion. :) - OS[/quote] Your OCD is tingling. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk