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Yea, I was just as hooked. I kept telling myself to stop, but the anticipation of what might be just around the corner got the best of me.

Man, that sucks. Any one of us could be next. Our government keeps telling us how the economy is getting better, so I'm always surprised when I hear/read about those who continue to lose their jobs. Best of luck in you hunting.

Happy New Year!

Yes, I think you are correct. That's what I thought, too. Only one I've ever seen with valet parking.

Tennessee is being well represented.

Just go up there. You'll see a short path through the trees at the far end of the parking area/range. Charlie lives in the house at the end of the path.

Sounds good. Thanks for joining.

Are you interested in being the are leader/contact for Nashville, or a crew member?

I was - and still may, if needed - take charge of the Nashville/Davidson County area, but I think it would be more beneficial for someone who actually lives in that County to take over leadership. I would then work on my area, Sumner County. If anyone would like to take charge of the Davidson County crew, please let us know ASAP.

Glad to hear you were able to get the job done. Congrats!

He seems to be a real classy guy. Not sure I could have been so kind.

Snowstorm Chasing in an Audi R8 - Wheels Blog - NYTimes.com $163,000 Audi R8, but need for a garage? A tarp? Anything? YouTube - Audi R8 Snow Day

I don't think a discount should be expected or asked for, but I don't have an issue with those business owners who decide to offer some sort of a discount. The whole "dangerous job" always seems to puzzle me, though. Statistically, LEO's and Firefighters rarely rank in the top 10, and if they do, they're almost always at the bottom. Based on most of the search results (dangerous jobs) I've been able to find, trash collectors, farmers, truck drivers, general laborers, and loggers always rank far higher on the 'danger list' than LEO's and Firefighters. And many of the higher ranked dangerous jobs have lower salaries. If we're giving out discounts based solely on danger, there should be several other occupations added to the list.

You must have recently checked your email.

Yea, that was my point. I guess it's somewhat difficult to convey sarcasm via the Interwebz without using the icons.

That is an awesome idea. I've often thought about doing something like that, too.

Of course we will tolerate it -- just like we always do. We'll simply continue to tell ourselves that there is always another election. That plan seems to have been working great thus far.

With a User ID like that, one would think you'd know better.

Congrats! A co-worker of mine just received one as a Christmas gift from her husband. Even with the magazine extension the grip was too short for my big paws. That's the only thing keeping me from seriously considering the purchase.

Those are the videos I used. No, the Ruger Mark II isn't as simple as most, but I didn't find it nearly as difficult as some made it sound.

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Clarksville Man, In Underwear, Kills Deer - Nashville News Story - WSMV Nashville CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. -- A Clarksville man, wearing only boxers and sandals, has bagged a deer, finishing a kill some other hunter failed to complete. The Leaf-Chronicle quoted Joel Borden who said his friends are making a "big deal" of his hunting attire and his weapon -- a stick. Borden said he was fixing a cup of coffee in his kitchen Saturday morning when he saw the wounded deer stumble into his back yard. He went outside and the deer ran into nearby woods with Borden in pursuit. Borden said he knocked the deer unconscious with a tree limb, then cut its throat. The result was a refrigerator full of venison. Dale Grandstaff with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency says the agency often gets calls from people who find wounded deer that hunters failed to track and kill.

I have owned a PS3 for quite some time, and never play games. I bought it for the built-in Blu-Ray player, and figured it would be nice to have the ability to play games if I really had the desire. I have no experience with any of them for gaming, but the PS3 works great for watching Blu-Rays.

Thanks for the input, everyone. I had alway been under the impression that Cherokee was similar to The Hermitage Steak House -- one of my favorites. Based on all I've heard today, that is not the case. I guess I should have done a little more research, rather than waiting until the last minute to get some reviews. Because of other plans for the evening, eating in Nashville wasn't really an option. We decided to slum it and settle for Logans. Not my favorite (no Prime Rib during the week), but she happens to love it.

Looks like Cherokee is out. For some reason I was under the impression it had a nicer atmosphere.