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That was really cool, I'd start watching them again if they were like that

  I would say more like enamored, simply because he's the singular person that has went there and started right out of the gate without wavering any of his principles.

Not sure how many positive threads can be made about this guy, but he is on a roll. Been in office for 2 months and is hitting almost everything off perfectly.   http://www.kvue.com/news/Back-in-Texas-Cruz-campaigns-for-gun-rights-amid-GOP-friendly-fire-191906721.html    

Probably not, because shooting at a pregnant woman is more acceptable than OBL or uniformed services silhouettes

Maybe we could do a Christmas in July thing or something? It was sort of fun and I normally don't like those types of things :)

  Yep, I'm thinking of how to start in on this one.

Those posters are racist, why are there only white people offered there? Think I'm going to start a stink about this one

Looks like they have just finished production on a very effective rape whistle lol

This is a little bit more effective than saying you are menstruating.

  No way, he would be the guy supplying the booze to the crowd.

Grant, just because he got a speeding ticket while he was president for racing his horse and buggy through the streets lol

I didn't know they did gun advertising at all, hadn't seen one in the three years we've been in TN

You all may want to sign up for TFA, they have been sending out some good emails lately.

There could be a million reasons, but it is almost solely based ont he fact that those computers are configured to operate in a controlled environment. If you install an untested program, not only does it have the possibility of interfering with other systems or applications, but it is also another vulnerability risk that must continuously be monitored.   I would suggest that if it is not approved, that you don't use it because if there is a security incident involving your computer, the first thing they will do is look for someone to blame so the company does not have to accept liability. Even if the incident is unrelated, they can (and I've seen this done a lot over the years) place the financial and legal responsibilities on to you personally, especially if you've signed any usage agreements.   As for Google Earth, if you look at the licensing included in the program, it states that you can not use the free version of google earth on business systems, you have to use the pro version which is a couple hundred $. We had this exact issue at work and had to remove it from every system and blacklist the application.   So it's not about malware, or Google being evil; it's about taking on a liability and creating more vulnerabilities on what is supposed to be a controlled environment.

That's a great idea, am going to open them up and send them back blank. 

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Here's the solution to that issue:   lt.gov.ron.ramsey@capitol.tn.gov   615.741.4524 or  800.449.8366 x14524     It's just starting to become a reflex to email these people lol

These are just soft inquiries so they don't impact my score at all, but the frequency is insane. After looking through the report this morning, I think we understand now why there's a Capitol One CC application in the mail almost daily: 26 inquiries in 7 months. Am curious what the purpose is of checking multiple times a month over and does anyone know how to block them from doing this? I know there is recourse for illegitimate hard inquiries, but really haven't seen anything on these type of inquiries used for marketing

Fame, people want a little piece of it.. It had nothing to do with him being their hero   Heroes are people like the small town cop from BFE TN that barely makes enough money to feed his family and still goes to work on the weekends for free just to make sure that people have someone to call during an emergency. Or the multitudes of EMS workers that have to hold down 2-3 jobs because they only get paid $10/hour.   People just get stupid over famous people, not sure if it's because they want to relate to someone outside of their bubble or what... But as you said, it is completely silly

My heart is bleeding:     http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4346104,00.html   For 18 years, he has been locked in a 7' x 11' cage 24 hours a day and he thinks that he deserves to be out in general population. Not that I could muster up any concern for the thug murderer, but that's gotta be rough   I think we should cut a window in his cell, but angle it so that the only thing he can see from it is a big ass American flag flapping in the wind  :rofl:

  I think his workplace would frown upon tannerite suppositories  :rofl:

  Day late and a dollar short... story of my life 

  It's not some big conspiracy; CO is banning the primary product that magpul produces. If MA, CT and NY ban the primary products those companies produce for the nation and they decide that they still want to submit to the idiocy and keep pumping money into those markets, then no I will not do business with them and anyone that continues to do so might as well be cutting a check to the politicians that are making these idiotic decisions.   I'll gracefully bow out of this one because it's getting to the point of splitting hairs for the purpose of winning a debate. Makes both of us look silly

http://www.mrconservative.com/2013/02/4929-cartoon-mocks-killing-of-chris-kyle-and-2nd-amendment/ Person running the story: