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That's some good ammo. You let it at there?

I shoot better when I'm stoned.

Someone gave me a couple PMAG knock-offs made my ProMag. So far, they've worked just as well as my PMAGs.

Well if homosexuals didn't go around telling everyone that they were homosexual, no-one would know or care, the problem is that they always seem compelled to grab the nearest bull-horn & make their personal lives public service announcements for some odd reason. That's all fine and dandy until you invite your coworkers over to the house for a cook out. While he and his boyfriend sit down at the dinner table and tell you they are thinking about getting married.

Based on what I've seen in there, I'm not sure I'd hold my breath.

Folks keeping their sexual preferences to themselves? Instead of announcing it publically & demanding everyone "accept" them as "normal"? Or everyone "accept" them as "normal" so they don't have to announce or demand anything. :p

Don't sweat it. Most of us are adult enough to understand that not everyone is going to share the same opinions, especially on such a hot topic. I definitely don't agree with some others on this topic, but there are no ill feelings towards those who don't agree with me.

Would it be out of line for me to ask why your interest in this case is strong enough that you're willing to plan a trip to Florida specifically for this trial?

Ah, forget it. Yeah, there's probably no need to keep this going. We're all pretty set in our opinions on the subject. The chance of changing anyone's mind is slim to none, so this whole thing is going to continue going in circles. Peace.

Give Kris a great, big Thank You from all of us here on TGO.

They either lose money when outside companies can't support the BSA's anti-gay views, or they'll lose money if and when chartered organizations (Latter-day Saints, Methodist Church, etc) decide to leave because they they can't support the BSA decision to allow gays.    To me, based on everything I've read here and elsewhere, this appears to boil down to money. With that being said, the way I see it, either the pro-gays are going to force them to lose money by way of pressuring outside donors (UPS, for example) to stop funding the BSA, or the anti-gays are going to bring in additional money to offset the lost revenue due to the lack of outside donors. The money is going to have to come from somewhere. Now it's just a matter of which side wants it more. You can't turn back time, and the pro-gay side isn't going to simply disappear, so the anti-gay side better start raking in the dough. Sadly, organizations like the BSA can't sustain on morals alone. 

Yep! I just got done watching 50-60 of his videos, and people who know he's there try to show off, or they look over at him instead of the road. The end result is often the same.

This guy has some great videos.

I've scraped the foot boards on mine a few times, but I've always been smart enough to ease out of it a bit. He was scraping for a good while, so he has no excuse.

If this is all about money, then I guess the BSA supporters need to start raising more money. If you can garner the same type of enthusiasm and support that Chick-fil-A received, the BSA wouldn't have much to worry about. 

My sister was riding a snowmobile a few months ago, and when she started to roll down into a ditch, she had the bright idea to put her arm out there. Snap, crackle, pop, major surgery to repair arm and elbow, wearing a Terminator-looking arm brace, 6+ months of physical therapy, still not back to normal...

Hopefully, between the split second that picture was taken and they hit the pavement, she pulled that arm back it and took it like a woman.

Dinner at USMC's house!

I knew LMT made their own, but I'm not sure about CMT.

Not a bad option. How 'bout CMT, from right here in Tennessee? Then again, I don't even know if they make their own lowers.

Should we know to keep an eye out for a certain company with questionable character?

Psssst! I've got 100 Lincolns with your name written all over them.  :shhh: 

Between my TGO friends and my family and friends from my homeland, y'all are about to give me a complex. One side thinks I'm too liberal because of my views on gays and abortion, and the other side thinks I'm too conservative because of my views on guns, welfare, immigration and healthcare.  :slapfight:  

As Bill just mentioned, this has long been a tactic in both the political and corporate worlds. This didn't start with Obama. The idea is to keep so many patsies between folks like you and I and the head honchos, that there's always someone else to take the fall. Until we, The People, force those head honchos to take responsibility, we will continue down the same path, no matter who's at the top.

for a whole lot less, I'm sure.