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Thanks for all the input. I currently have Samsung, Toshiba, Emerson and LG in my house all of which are at least 5 years old. I went to Wally World ( I Hate this place but it was the closest to me that sells 55 inch TVs). I went in thinking Samsung QLED with all the bells and whistles. My wife pointed to the LG 55UQ7070ZUE and said "I like that one". It was less than half the price of what I was planning on buying so like a good husband I said "whatever you want baby would you like some wireless headphones to go with that?".

Looking at Samsung 55 inch TVs at WalMart. Have no clue as to meaning of Crystal UHD vs QLED etc. Mainly interested in just watching TV and smart features allowing access to netflix etc. I don't intend on spending more than $800 max, prefer less. Surely there are folks in the TGO community that have some knowledge or personal experience to offer. Thanks

Looking at Samsung 55 inch TVs. Have no clue as to meaning of Crystal UHD vs QLED etc. Mainly interested in just watching TV and smart features allowing access to netflix etc. I don't intend on spending more than $800 max, prefer less. Surely there are folks in the TGO community that have some knowledge or personal experience to offer. Thanks

My brother received the same variation of Model 94 rifle with case hardened receiver/saddle ring as a Future Farmers of America "American Farmer" award in 1972. The banquet / award ceremony was held in the High School gym and the rifle was handed to him on stage and he carried it home. How times have changed.

Is it just me or is anyone else completely fed the freak up with Taylor Freakin' Swift plastered all over every media avenue there is?

Just watched it. Trying to find more post apocalyptic style movies that don't involve zombie hoards.

All you middle TN guys keep your heads down. Prayers on your behalf.

Milo and scooter on break

That is fantastic news that should help the hard times easier to take. So glad to hear the lymph nodes were clear. Still praying for the most comfortable recovery possible. I use the word comfortable very lightly at this point, but it will get better.

Politician, no doubt.

Currently the above is 9.80 on Amazon...just ordered two of them.

This is a timely post. I also used the above kit on my daughters 2011 Camry about a week ago and the results were far beyond my expectations. I have done many lights over the years with various methods and this by far gave the best result. They looked like new. The only difference was I used an additional step in that I used 5000 grit in addition to the steps in the box which stops at 3000 grit. It was amazing. Now I am waiting to see how long it lasts, but I was very pleased with the result.

My nephew just called and said that Hammers in Clinton TN had a supply of ammo in 9mm, .40, 308, .22 and 380. They have Winchester 115gn 9mm 1000 rd case for $250 plus tax. I told him to pick up two cases for me. What he doesn't know is one of those cases is his Christmas gift.

No, just no.

Screw it. I got both tired and hungry just reading this. I think I'll just stay fat.

Just put a new dimensional shingle roof on my house and it cost me 20 thousand.

Walking Talking Awesomeness.

At this price I had to have it. I can think of many uses and it should be here tomorrow. Thanks for posting.

I read the article...perhaps they should try writing for Netflix.

Food City won't take gold for my groceries.

My Grandma used to say that you can eat squirrel during any month with an "R" in it...and sometimes "Aurgust".

These make great "ammo cans" with the addition of a dry rod.

Added pics to include bottoms. Note that all but one of these are marked with hand written marks under the bills. These were made before he had a stamp for such. The craw is marked with a number rather than a name. Fred would mark prototypes with numbers so he could keep track of how each responded when tested and log the results.

As for being "certified" I'm not sure who would be the certifier more so than I. I bought the collection from Bill Nickols. He was a close friend and fishing buddy of Fred Young. Bill was the one that introduced Fred to Cotton Cordell back in the day and following this meeting Cotton Cordell began selling a plastic version of the Big O. Bill also had a local fishing television show in the early 70's. Many of you may remember him sitting in a recliner showing and narrating films of his fishing trips.

Sorry for the delay, yes. I will get more pics and send.