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We have one (I think it's only one) that pecks our house every morning, and sometimes in the late afternoon. Either way, he only pecks a few times, then he's gone. I've caught him in the act one time, and the dummy was pecking the metal gutter. I haven't been able to find any damage, so I don't sweat it.

Meh, everyone is a beginner at one point or another. That's true, but if you're going to be posting videos on YouTube while wearing that get-up, you should probably make it appear like you know what you're doing.

Obviously, the mall ninja Halloween costume didn't come with directions on how to shoot an 870.

As a responsible gun owner, I'm sick of reading stories like this. Whoever left the gun sitting around should be shot in the face.

The seat looks painful.

This will sell like hotcakes to the yuppies in east Nashville. Oh, those liberals don't own guns.

This is what I'm talking about.

I've seen a couple of them around Bowling Green. In my humble opinion, the rear "bumper" area looks horrible. On both I've seen, the bottom half of the rear of the car was dark grey or black. I think it would look so much better if it were painted the same color as the car. it's enough to ruin the whole car for me. 

Why only Verizon?

Thank you, I'll check him out.

That's our goal. Due to my place of employment, I can get a good deal on flooring, so we are going to start doing hardwood in phases.

When he was dead, he was dead.  :rock:

I'm looking for a hardwood flooring installer that will come to Springfield.    Flooring: 3/4 x 3 1/4   Livingroom/Hallway: @ 285 square feet   Quarter round: @ 47 Lineal Feet   Transitions from hardwood:    Kitchen - Vinyl Foyer - Tile Bathroom - Vinyl Bedroom - Carpet Bedroom - Carpet Bedroom - Carpet Fireplace - Tile   I will supply the hardwood, painted quarter round, transitions and felt. I will also remove the carpet, pad and tack strips.

Based on appearance only, looks like he made some improvements.

I wish it was that easy. All I'd need was a little shaving cream.

I haven't tried that.

I let is soak overnight in PB Blaster, but I'll try WD40 when I get home.

It is a work knife, so I'm not overly concerned. I've never had this issue before, so I'm more curious than anything.

I am waiting to hear back from ZT and KershawGuy. :(

Can you tell me what may cause these spots, and what would possibly remove them? The knife is a month or so old. The spots appear to be brown in color, much like rust. I've tried to remove them with gun cleaner, gun lubricant, and even let the blade soak overnight in PB Blaster. They don't appear to be fading, much less coming off. The knife has been used to cut tape and shrink wrap, and I've never had this issue with any other knife. The knife is a "blemished" model from KershawGuy.com, so I am not expecting ZT to fix or replace it, but I am a little bummed.

Yeah, there are a few similar websites. Everyone and their brother watches them, so the competition is stiff. You better be fast. Very fast. Very, very fast.

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What a coward. Someone need to throat punch that SOB.

Battery Life: 5-10 minutes.

Is there any reason why the Stag would be worth a 2-year wait?