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Welcome to TGO, Richard. Enjoy your stay.

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This is great advice that many tend to overlook. It's extremely important that you change from summer to winter air. This is best if done around the end of September.

Congrats to Phelps and the rest of Team USA. Did anyone watch that Jamacian, Usain "Lightning" Bolt, practically crawl across the the 100 meter finish line? He still managed to set a new world record, without trying. That was amazing.

I've been on a diet for the last few weeks, but some friends came over last night and talked me into some pizza. I had some of Papa John's Chicken Bacon Ranch pizza. It was actually much better than I had expected.

What kind of pistol do you own as of now? Did you try the XD series? You're right--Renting a few options is great idea. Best of luck!

I'd contact Shawn ( TPS -TNRobocop ). He's a vendor here on TGO, and lives in the Nashville area. He's a great guy.

Yea, they left the fan, and said they'd come back Monday. They had to cut the carpet and remove some of the wet pad. I was surprised when he just left the fan sitting on top of the carpet. After he left, I lifted the carpet, and set it up so it would blow under the carpet. I figured it would dry faster/better that way. He spayed the heck out of everything with something that's supposed to help prevent mold and mildew. I have since done the same thing two additional times.

Will the insurance companies pay out if the accident happened while stunt riding?

Was it that moron who has some sort of mohawk on the top of his helmet? I was headed home on 386 when he passed me at every bit of 100mph (I was doing 70-75), and he was on one wheel. I'm pretty sure he lives in this area, because I've seen him several times on Main St./Gallatin Rd.

The carpet cleaning company just left. They extracted what water they could, removed some parpet pad, and left a jet powered fan/blower to dry it the rest of the way.

You'll hate Bristol. Do yourself a favor--Give me those tickets, so I can dispose of them properly.

But it turned out to be nothing more than the hot water heater flooding my apartment. Nothing like waking up at 3am to a geyser shooting from the A/C closet. Our downstairs neighbor wasn't too happy either. The maintenance was out in short order to fix the broken water line, but we're still waiting on the carpet company who's supposed to extract the flood waters. I didn't get into bed until around midnight, so I'm a tired mofo.

1. WHat can I expect as far as class/range qualification It's easy. My 9 year old daughter could pass. 2. Whats the process before/after the class like Before: Make sure you have a gun that you're comfortable with. Make sure you have the required amount of ammo for the class. A 100 round box should do the trick. Be prepared for a fairly boring 8 hours. After: Take your certificate to the local DMV/DL office with $115 in hand. Go get fingerprinted. Wait by the mailbox for the next 3 months. 3. Should I go ahead and get a Walther P22 to qual with, and then keep/sell I would not suggest using a .22 for the course. You'll look like a panzy to the girl whos next to you with a .45 in her hands. A carry type caliber is your best bet. 4. What can keep you from getting approved to carry? A whole list of things. I'm too lazy to find and paste the links. 5. Is it true that TN is a carry, but not concealed carry state? I have been told that you can carry, and it does not have to be concealed. You can open carry or conceal carry in Tennessee with you HCP. Best of luck. Let us know how it goes. Here's some helpful info.

Go Cowboys! My girlfriend had clubhouse seats with some girls from work, so I watched the game between the olympic events. They pulled it off, so I guess that's good.

That would have been a great idea if you had the ability to look into the future prior to 1986. Now that the ban has made most full-autos skyrocket above $10,000-$20,000+, it's not such a great investment anymore. Yes, as long as there is a ban on full-autos, the price will slowly increase, but I believe the major investment potential has already passed. Now, that may be worth thinking about. It may be worth buying some of the "evil weapons" in the near future. There is a fair chance some of these may be banned by our wonderful elected officials. Then you'll see the type of return you're looking for.

Buying guns as an investment is a horrible idea. Very few guns significantly increase in value. Even if they do, it almost always takes many many years. How many guns can you find today that were significantly cheaper when they were new? Yes, there are some, but in the grand scheme of things, it's fairly rare. You can get a much greater return on your money by using any number of available investment options.

I dunno! Maybe we don't breed enough Daddy-Uncles or Sister-Cousins in these parts.