TripleDigitRide

No, I'm not a selfish. I'm a broke single parent, and I still try to help others the best I can. That does not mean I expect everyone to take out of their pocket and give to me.

Sounds like Memphis is living up to it's reputation. What a shame.

They have to be better than Hi-Points!

Thank you, gentlemen. That's why I come here--for the wisdom!

They are too good, and can get in you in trouble if you're not careful. They taste somewhat like a Milkshake. I have known several folks to use a double shot glass filled with 1 full shot of Baileys and 1 full shot of Jameson's.

Yep, fireplace and chimney maintenance is VERY important. I used to rebuild/reline clay tile chimneys, and the neglect can turn very deadly in a hurry. If you don't want to pay a chimney sweep, you can purchase the tools (rods and brush) from Lowes and Home Depot. It's actually very easy if you're not afraid to climb on the roof. A component chimney sweep is your best bet, though. They should be able to thoroughly inspect your entire fireplace/chimney/flue system for damage due to age and/or general use. This is especially important for those who have a pre-fab/metal flue. If there happens to be a crack in the system which could allow extreme heat and/or flames between the flue and the surrounding structure, your entire home could go up in flames. The few extra bucks to hire a professional is well worth it, IMHO.

Congrats! But I always thought the long guns were supposed to be placed with the barrel pointing upwards.

That was great! The little snot-nosed brat deserved it.

Irish Car Bomb. 3/4 pint Guinness stout 1/2 shot Bailey's Irish cream 1/2 shot Jameson Irish whiskey Pour both 1/2 shots into one shot glass, drop shot glass into glass of Guinness....Chug-O-Lug!

Gasoline and Styrofoam? It always worked as kids.

For some, yes.

A hunting rifle or AR platform?

Don't ask any questions. You don't have "Moderator" under your name.

Ditto!

+1

Congrats on the build.

. Yep, that's about all the exersize I get. That would explain my amazing fatness.

I'm embarrassed that a fellow Henersonvillian asked such a question. I kid, I kid! It was actually a very good question. I've always heard the term "Wadcutter" used more as a description for a bad a** defensive type round. I had no clue they were used for competition/target round.

Very nice! Congrats!

Here's another site you should fax your FFL to.... http://www.aimsurplus.com/

Congrats. I've long made the $30 worth while. I've been lucky to get some pretty good discounts. So far, MidwayUSA has been the best for me.

I am in Bowling Green, Russellville, Hopkinsville, Cadiz, Beaver Dam, Dundee, Owensboro, Central City, and Madisonville Kentucky on a regular basis, and I usually have no issues with signal. I have lost signal, but it's not very common. It may go into Roam for a while, but not too many loss of signal issues. There is no extra charge for Roaming, so I wouldn't sweat that either.

I've heard some folks complain about Sprint service, but I can honestly say that I've never really had an issue. I travel all over the Middle Tennessee and Kentucky areas, and it's quite rare that I ever run into connection issues. I get into some pretty remote areas, and I will rarely lose signal. I'm not saying that I NEVER lose signal, but it's not nearly as common as some I've heard complain. I would think you can expect to lose service with just about all carriers if you get out far enough, but never using any of the other services, I can't say for sure.

You're right, the area used to be fairly nice. The same could have been said for the Hermitage and Madison areas. When I moved to the Nashville area (about 14 years ago), Hermitage and Madison were nothing like they are today. This was until the wonderful City of Nashville came up with this bright idea to mix the classes. The city officials thought it would somehow be "beneficial to the children" if they took children out of the inner-city ghettos and projects, so they could be positively influenced by the suburban middle-class. Of course, this didn't work out quite like they had planned. This giant brain fart did little more than prove that you can take them out of the ghetto, but you can't take the ghetto out of them. The City of Nashville officials kicked everyone out of several sets of projects near the downtown Nashville area, which left these folks with few options to choose from when deciding where to move. Of course they couldn't afford to move into the Brentwood, Franklin and Hendersonville areas, so they had little choice but to move into areas like Hermitage, Madison and Antioch. These were some of the only areas they could afford while still mooching off the loving taxpayers. And the rest is history. It didn't take long for these folks to turn once pleasant areas into the wastelands they once inhabited. Why in the world these officials didn't come up with this brilliant idea to cage them in with these now rising 20' concrete/brick walls in the first place, I'll never know.