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According to this link, he's been in business for almost 3 years. Has he never been certified, or did he recently begin having troubles? http://www.linkedin.com/pub/john-sneed/33/270/560?_mSplash=1

Condolences to you and yours from me and mine. If there's anything we can do to help you through these trying times, please don't hesitate to ask.

I will try that. Thank you.

What exactly would you like a picture of? Per the direction in the owners manual, I turn the knob from the off position to the pilot position. I then press and hold the knob (this is when I hear and smell gas) in for 5 or 10 seconds, then press the ignition button, while still pressing and holding the knob. I think it said to continue holding in on the knob for a short time after the pilot lights. If the pilot lights as it should, I should be able to release the knob and turn it to adjust the flame.

We just purchased our first home, and it's equipped with a gas fireplace. We don't need to use it right now, but because we've never had one before, I figured that I'd better check it out. Something isn't working properly. The house is 8-years-old, and I don't imagine the 82-year-old previous owner used it very often, if ever. I turned the gas on, turned the knob to the pilot position, held in for several seconds, pushed the ignition button....no pilot flame. I removed the logs and repeated the process. I can see the spark when pressing the ignition, but still no pilot flame. I then repeated the process while using a match to light the pilot, but still no pilot flame. It appeared he gas was igniting as it was coming out of the tube, but as soon as the match went out, so did the pilot flame. I can hear and smell gas, but other than that, I'm lost. Any suggestions?

I'm so looking forward to the episodes where someone kills the jail guard and Pope.

The interviewers, Richard and Sal, walk around and ask questions to people on the streets. Due to the nature of Stern's show, they are obviously looking for those with the most shocking and comedic value. I listen to his show daily, and most of those being interviewed generally appear to be slightly out of it.

It would be better if the holster/gun were on the outside of the thigh.

A simple Google search will turn up a zillion different versions of the American flag.

Those were the Nomads that they allowed into the club during the episode last week. The papers appeared to be birth certificates.

Wouldn't carry any other way.

Number obviously aren't Rick's strong suit.

The bankruptcy papers were filed earlier this year, long before you sister's passing. I heard, from several sources, that Rick owned some type of store in or around Goodlettsville (before the one on Myatt Drive) that he closed suddenly, leaving customers/members screwed out of money. Your father has also made some comments that were not very popular amongst those of us gun owners who take the 2nd Amendment seriously. He then went on a local radio and did a bad job at clarifying himself. I don't think that interview did much in the way of helping his reputation. I'm sure I can speak for everyone on this forum when I say that we are very sorry for the sudden loss of your sister. As a father, I don't want to imagine the pain and suffering one experiences with such a loss. For whatever reasons, your father has earned a negative reputation himself; one that very few gun store owners in the area have been able to do. Personally, it took me about 5 minutes after walking into his Myatt Drive location to realize he was not the type of person I wanted to do business with. This was long before I officially became a "gun guy" or a member of any firearms related internet forums. After joining multiple forums, it didn't take me long to realize I was not alone.

I'm in the market for 2 unfinished end tables. I have a coffee table that I'd like to use as a very general reference. I'm looking for something fairly simple. Maybe a drawer or two.

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That was an awesome gesture by everyone involved. Thank him for his service.

This isn't suprising. I was once pulled over by a THP officer who needed a refresher course on DOT regulations. Unlike you, I wasted my time arguing with him on the side of the interstate for several minutes. As soon as he let me go, I drove to the next exit and called his superior. I did receive an apology during the court appearance, but was still found guilty of doing 77 in a 70. Had I actually been speeding, I wouldn't have been upset. But because our work trucks are governed at 70, I knew he was full of **** about that, too. For the longest time I hoped I would one day hear that he was run over by a semi on the side of the interstate, but I'm over it now.

http://bankrupt.com/misc/tnmb12-01124.pdf

He was a big time developer in Vegas. I once read that he collected all those firearms in a span of just 10 years or so.

What about the lower-level government employees who so willingly enforce such laws against fellow U.S. citizens?

It's that time, boys and girls.

Early reports suggest at least one U.S. Citizen has been killed, at least one other injured. How in the world are protesters allowed to breach the perimeter, climb to the roof, and replace the American flag with their own?

Three additional seasons. That will make a total of 7 or 8 seasons. I dont recall if this season was included in those three additional seasons.<br />

Can't wait. The season is much too short, and the wait is much too long. Although, they did sign a deal for an additional three years.

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