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  1. Guess I will just inform them of the law and take my business else where. The only reason I stopped there is because of its location to my home which is just a hop, skip, or jump away. Ill just go to the one I have always gone to which is friendly towards my carrying. Thank you for your time.

    If you are going to take your business elsewhere, I would not bother informing them of the law. That could make them post - which only affects other HCP holders.

  2. I'm still using an antique, maybe 10 year old HP 895 inkjet. Both the B/W and Color carts that came with it were a different number and lesser capacity than the full capacity ones.

    - OS

    My most recent HP came with normal cartridges. They do sell XL size ones that are larger but they do market the same ones that came in my printer.

  3. I'm aware of that. I was referring to the less ink comment.

    Not all manufactures do. HP comes to mind as one that puts 'full size' cartridges in with their printers. I have bought other printers (Canon or Lexmark - can't remember which) that shipped smaller volume cartridges than they sold. They didn't advertise this but the cartridges had the volume listed on them.

  4. Is that kinda like the myth that WM ammo is made in China or is there some actual facts behind it?

    Take a look at http://en.wikipedia..../Inkjet_printer. While WikiPedia is usually a very suspect source, they have references for the business model discussion. A very common business model is to make your profit on consumables. When I worked in laboratory automation, that was one business model my company discussed: break even on the hardware and software and make your money on the laboratory consumables.

  5. That's their business model - make the $ off the ink... In all fairness, the ink cartridges that come with printers usually have less ink than the ones you purchase separately. They only want enough ink in the box to get you going (and make the selling company not seem cheap).

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  6. Monkeylizard, to say that storing a weapon in your car at Cool Springs Mall is illegal is stretching it. What law states this? The worst they could do is tell you to leave.

    If you drive by one of their signs, legally posting the property, even leaving it in the car is technically illegal. You carried past a legal posting just to get to the parking lot.

  7. When my sister's family visits, we turn my nieces loose at Red Caboose Park in Bellevue and let them run wild for awhile. It doesn't really help - they still are going when all the adults need a nap.

    If the weather is nice, you might want to take her to local park.

  8. Glock 19 or Glock 23 depending on your preference for 9mm or .40SW

    The 26 / 27 give up a lot in terms of ergonomics and capacity for hardly any gain in concealability. The 17/22 give up a lot in terms of concealability for hardly any gain in ergonomics or capacity. Just my practical take on the matter.

    What's with this 'or' stuff? Everyone needs a 19 and a 23! :)

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