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Sickening. But I'm sure someone will come up with a logical excuse.

You're talking about a different gun shop. The Armory, which this thread is about, is in Lebanon. The Outpost Armory, which is in Murfreesboro/Christiana, is in fact owned by the Barrett family.

Is he doing this video in white face?

I think Dershowitz is right on. http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/04/25/dershowitz-trayvon-prosecutor-overreached-with-murder-charge/

This guy is the greatest.

Happy belated birfday!

Wow! That's some strange business practice right there. I've only been there one time, and even though I drive past there on a regular basis, I've never had the urge to stop again.

You are correct, but the Tennessee government wanted to do almost whatever they could to get Amazon to bring their business into the state. The .gov knows they will lose a relativity small amount of tax money at first, but they expect to bring in many more dollars starting in 2014. They expect Amazon to stick around for a while.

If a business that pertains to firearms is struggling in this day and age, they are doing something wrong.

Congratulations to you and the Mrs. Be sure to post some pictures of baby Broomhead when she graces us with her presence.

Yeah, I watched that video yesterday. The transformation is amazing. I'm not sure which is more disgusting; the fat or the loose skin. Surgery to remove the extra skin is a absolute must.

That's the problem. There's a couple I'd really like to have, but something is telling me not to waste the gas money.

I'm not usually a fan of these, but this one has some real gems. http://garyauction.com/auctions/?az_feed_pos=http%3A//www.auctionzip.com/cgi-bin/auctionview.cgi%3Flid%3D1402728%26feed%3D129%26group%3D0%26state%3D%26kwd%3D%26zip%3D%26category%3D0%26nojava%3D0

Looking for someone fairly close to Nashville. I have 10 work shirts that need 3 letters put on the. Pretty basic. I had a guy in Hendersonville do them last time, but he's been kinda of a pain this time. Just thought I'd see if we had any members that did this kind of stuff.

You gonna leave us hangin' like that?

I suspect your friend has something in his past/background that he's not telling you about.

Yeah, I'm currently looking for a doctor who does general practice and weight loss. I haven't been to a doctor in several years.

A friend of mine has the Slash VXL, and it's a great truck. There are several versions of the Slash, so make sure to see which on suits you best.

As embarrassing as it is to admit, I've allowed my physical health to get way out of control. As of today, I'm somewhere over 500 pounds, and in the last several months I've actually noticed it's beginning to take a toll on me. I MUST do something to better my health ASAP. I'm 6'3", so I guess I carry the weight slightly better than someone who's of the same weight and only 5'8", but obese is obese. I was thinking that P90X may be a bit much for a beginner, but I'm not one of those immobile fat guys who's confined to his bed. I actually work every day and have a fairly physical job. Although I'm a truck driver, I do climb (from the ground) in and out of the trailer several times a day. I also have to manually unload product on a fairly regular basis. I guess, for a fat guy of my size, I can get around pretty well. I don't have any particular questions about this program, but am looking for any input or advice I can get from those who've used it. Based on what little research I've done so far, I think it's safe to say that I'll have to slightly alter some of the excesersises until I'm in a better physical condition to do them as intended. Thank you in advance for any input you're willing to share.

You are absolutely correct about the speed of the new brushless motors. I thought about that as I logged off, but I was heading to the bed.... I'd still start with electric with a beginner.

If he's dead-set on Nitro, I'd suggest the Traxxas Nitro Sport. It's a RTR (Ready-To-Run) out of the box. This package comes with a radio. It also has electric start, so you don't have to mess with pull-starting or upgrading to electric start in the future. Even though they are RTR out of the box, most - if not all - nitro engines will require some adjusting of the fuel settings and breaking in of the engine. You MUST read the manual. You can't simply plug it in a drive. And ALWAYS perform after-run maintenance. Again, you MUST read the manual. Because they are faster, there is generally more wear and tear. You'll be replacing fuel, oil, other fluids, and parts such as tires, shocks, bodies more regularly. You'll need a starter box for the electric starter, and a charger. I'd suggest going to: Hobby Lobby 5614 Franklin Pike Circle Brentwood TN 37027 (866) 512-1444 or Danielle's Hobbies 4230 Westcap Road Whites Creek, TN 37189 (615) 299-0371 They are located at the intersection of I-24 and Old Hickory Blvd, like you're going to Clarksville. Wayne, the owner, can be an ass sometimes (his wife is great), but they are very knowledgeable and helpful.

Has he had any experience with the faster electric R/C cars/trucks? If not, I'd suggest he start there. This will help give him a better understanding on how they operate and how to drive them. Nitro is expensive enough as it is, and learning on a Nitro can quickly become VERY expensive in costly repairs. Plus, electric is so much easier to operate and maintain. One of the biggest problems with Nitro is the engines. They can sometimes be very difficult to keep running properly.

What kind of information are you looking for?

Are politicians who possess HCP's allowed to carry in places where the average HCP holder is not?

Done. Thank you.