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Why is Natchez Trace a no-go? I thought it was legal to carry on the Natchez after February 22nd.

Oops. Misread OP.

Go-Go Gadget ‘Brella!

I wonder why some of the other manufacturers haven't tried this.

I don't know of the brand name, but I've purchased the same type of targets at Academy Sports + Outdoors.

Total coincidence, but I just found this on the Fiocchi website.

Yeah, I just called a friend who works at Wal-mart. It is RWS.

Was it Fiocchi 123 gr?

Is it wrong for me to laugh out loud at the fact this moron got himself in trouble? For of those who don't know, Walt Baker, the CEO of the Tennessee Hospitality Association, has been doing everything in his power to ensure we are never allowed to carry our guns in restaurants that serve alcohol. Racist e-mail lands local businessman in hot water - WKRN, Nashville, Tennessee News, Weather, and Sports | Racist e-mail lands local businessman in hot water NASHVILLE, Tenn. - After accusations of racism and calls for him to step down, a prominent local businessman says he's sorry for forwarding a controversial email. Walt Baker, the CEO of the Tennessee Hospitality Association, is at the center of controversy after forwarding an e-mail that compared First Lady Michelle Obama to a chimpanzee. Metro Councilman Walter Hunt said he started to get phone calls about the e-mail on Friday. "I don't know what he was thinking," Hunt told News 2, "and the people who got [the e-mail] said I don't think it's funny." "It was demeaning, insulting, racist -- not only to her, but to every citizen in the city of Nashville and the state of Tennessee," said Hunt. Walt Baker initially brushed off the e-mail controversy, telling the Nashville Scene on Friday it was in good fun, but on Saturday he apologized. "It was wrong, my initial reaction to the story was wrong," Baker told News 2. "It was stupid and I am alone the responsible party in this." "I regret my actions and I'm going to regret my actions probably forever," he added. Baker forwarded the e-mail to several public figures in Nashville, including Nashville Convention and Visitors Bureau president Butch Spyridon. In a statement to News 2, Spyridon said: "Nashville's hospitality industry has worked tirelessly to create a welcoming environment for our visitors and this behavior discredits the work done by so many. After serious consideration, the [Nashville Convention and Visitors Bureau] has made the decision to terminate its contract with Mr. Baker's marketing agency, Mercatus Communications. Baker tells News 2 that the board of the Tennessee Hospitality Association will meet Monday afternoon to discuss his future as CEO of the group, which lobbies in Nashville and Washington, D.C. on behalf of the state's hospitality industry. Metro Councilman Walter Hunt says the damage to Tennessee's reputation has already been done, and believes that Baker should step down as CEO. This isn't the first time Tennesseans and forwarded emails have gotten them in hot water. Tennessee legislative staffers had to undergo diversity training after Sherri Goforth, administrative assistant to state senator Diane Black (R-Gallatin), made national headlines in June of 2009 for forwarding a picture showing all of the United States presidents. In the space that would hold President Barack Obama's picture, there were two cartoon white eyes on a black background.

FYI, you can vote daily, via text message or by entering your email address.

Injured Sergeant Could Win Big - Nashville News Story - WSMV Nashville NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Metro police officer Sgt. Mark Chesnut was nominated by a citizen to the America's Most Wanted All Star Program. Chesnut has the chance to win $10,000 if receives he most votes. Citizens are encourages to vote for Chesnut as their favorite "All Star" by logging on to the AMW website. Chesnut's picture and biography are available at on the AMW website, along with 63 other police officers and first responders across the country. Chesnut is still recovering from extensive surgery to repair damage caused by gunshot wounds he suffered last June, when he stopped two fugitives on Interstate 40 in Bellevue. Crime fighting television show "America's Most Wanted" asked the public give special recognition to police, firefighters, EMTs, and other first responders and nominate their favorite. You can vote once a day via text message or by entering your email address.

Well, as I said it a previous post, I was just busting chops. I didn't intend for my comment to be taken seriously. I figured the ":p" would be a dead giveaway. My bad.

I did not hear that he had actually followed through with the Bicentennial Mall ordeal.

Talkin to my girlfriend, eh?

Ah, I'm just busting his chops.

Or a "gee nothing like a non-benefactor pimping an item for sale for a friend who isn't a benefactor - or even a member of TGO."?

Nothing wrong with asking for a little help.

Multiple? IIRC, I lost about 15 or so.

That's strange. I had over 5000 (5009? +/-)posts the other day, now I have 4992. How did that happen?

Firearms are prohibited on campus, including residence halls. LMU Handbook

Now that you mention it, I must have broken the 5000 post mark not long ago.

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