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That does look good.  I would like to have one, but I am strained. 

Very sad and I feel for the parents

What you mean not in the news, Fox News is 90% of main news source.  :pleased:

No need to justify any offer, just make a offer you are comfortable with.  You will never know until they say no.  Just remember they may wait until Mar 1 to take you up on a low offer due to the land taxes re-setting for the new year. 

Kind of off topic, there use to be a service out of Seymour.  Once while at local hamburger grill in Sevierville, I saw one of their trucks pull up, it was lunch. The driver got out and came in for dinner.  He sat right beside me.  Whew, he stunk.  He really did!

I do from time to time, and sometimes its #2 gun on my person.  I have the Beretta 21A and NAA mini with the folding handle.  I do miss the stinger, which I had when I was in the biz.

Interesting. I found the comments to be very entertaining, more so than here. [URL=http://s963.photobucket.com/user/runco0318/media/buds4_zpsd3c7a788.jpg.html][/URL]

If you have your washing machine draining into the septic, then the bleach kills any bacteria and other critters that much on the chunky stuff.  Even RidX or Buttermilk will not work as soon as the bleach touches it.   My dad's house has a 60 year old septic system, and has never been pumped before.  Shhhh! his washing machine drains separately to some other place, but not his septic.

Someone (wife) may have pulled out the plastic piece in your shower head that prevents a heavy shower, you know the water conservative thingy.   When I moved here 15 years ago, (my first house), that was the first thing that went.  I hate taking a shower with a trickle of water.  I want a Niagara Falls shower.    I agree above, likely calcium.  My father's hot water heater was in use 20-30 years, and finally died.  The tank had several "feet" of white sandy hard stuff.  Also, when his pipes were replaced a few years later, just a half of the pipes were open due to the stuff.  He has well water.

Back in the 80s and into the 90s my father for years cut wood on the side and sold the wood to the cabin rental businesses in Gatlinburg.  He use to start out using Homelites and others, and due to the amount of wood he cut, these brands would last about 2 seasons.  Then he discovered Stihl.  That was 20-30 years ago, and he still has them, and they still run very good.  I think at last count he had 3, in varying sizes for the occasional help he would have.  He is now retired, and those saws are just collecting dust, but someday they will be mine or for my kids.  I too have a Stihl chainsaw that I found at a yard sale, and I have a Stihl leaf blower.  Great machines.  :up:

Make sure its delivered.  I believe the pyramids of Egypt are easier to move than a pool table.  Very heavy and large.    Craigslist too.  Many a good table on the cheap.  Had a friend about two months ago gave one away.  He was moving, and just did not want the hassle of having to move it.  It was in a upstairs over the garage mancave type room.  He said it took 6 men to move it.

No one went.

I have to agree, how is this any different than standing in line at Walmart for one of those $99 32" tv or like my wife stood in line for one of those $210 50" tvs.  Walmart had security everywhere, and yet people were upset, pushing, screaming, etc. who did not get their tvs (my wife did, whew).  This is just internet version of the same.    However, I also agree, a simple straight forward response from Buds would have been better.  ................We knew we had a lot customers, and potential new customers, we apologize for the server crashing, we now understand the governments Obama care websites crashing too, we will do better next time.   Its been my experience when dealing with owners or executives of companies (other than sales), that they usually are made of stone, and carry a chip on their shoulder that they simply don't care and get their undies in a wad if people attack their business.  Their PR guy or Sales leadership is probably just cringing or will cringe when Monday rolls around and when they review what happened in a business setting.

With so many people into guns these days, they need a place to shoot.  A nice place like Buds in Sevierville, but nestled in areas like golf courses are needed in more populated areas.  Sporting clays courses and the the club house they have are sometimes similar too golf courses.   I do think these are the way of the future.

Out of stock @ 6:53am: [URL=http://s963.photobucket.com/user/runco0318/media/cabelas_zps551407f4.jpg.html][/URL]

I was insinuating the size of his dropped logs were the problem.  Eat less grain, and the logs would be smaller.  Eat more greasy foods, and the logs are no more, and just the runs.  :rofl:

Eat less grains, and more greasy foods. That should do the trick.

I needed that.  That should be on one of those digital billboards in Ferguson in a continuous loop 24/7/365.

I wonder if anyone here will admit to having one, and their "fun" experience with it. 

Okay, thanks.  Dunhams, sure dedicated alot of space for show and tell.  Just assumed they were new.  I go to a lot of gunshops, and a few shows, just have never seen one.  Makes me wonder what else I am missing. 

Either these are new to the market, or I have been under a rock. Saw this earlier this week while at Dunhams in Athens, I believe its a Mossberg. Whats your opinion of this grip, mine is they are just a novelty, no desire here to have one. [URL=http://s963.photobucket.com/user/runco0318/media/chainsawgrip_zpsa061f010.jpg.html][/URL]

Saw this on Facebook. Its long, and I had to snip it in 3 pictures: [URL=http://s963.photobucket.com/user/runco0318/media/BUDS1_zpsdef68511.jpg.html][/URL] [URL=http://s963.photobucket.com/user/runco0318/media/BUDS2_zps5aa6db99.jpg.html][/URL] [URL=http://s963.photobucket.com/user/runco0318/media/BUDS3_zpsa657bb2c.jpg.html][/URL]

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Don't forget this a 3 day gunshow.  The hand stamp does not work to get you in every day.  I think you have to pay extra.  This happened to me 2-3 years ago. 

Just "a wish"................After the dust settles, Buds still is a just a small business out to make profit.  There is a whole lot more profit with accessories than guns.  Ask any current or former gun entrepreneur, assuming their business model is to make a respectful profit.  ;)