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Just watched it.  I never read any of the canon fiction, just watched the movies as they came out, so whatever changes they made from the published works don't bother me.  Overall a good movie, although at times I almost thought I was watching the first one again, albeit 38 years later.  One difference, I waited a week to see this one, saw the first on Day 1, in pretty much the same conditions, a theater about 1/4th full ...

Real guns are made from steel, real stocks are made from wood ...

I just revoked the previous permissions from the No-script add-on in Firefox, back to normal ..

Well, he was trying to purchase a weapon while committing a felony ...

Be raight pleesed t' hep yew fellers git stearted ...

This thread is downright schizoid ...

  Neither, apparently will those installed on Dodge trucks of this vintage, I'm currently on the third one ...   ... and I'll be quite happy to trade my truck for the equivalent 2015 model to any Chrysler dealer who's interested :)

      And it turns out to be the sending unit instead of the rear main seal, $20 part and on to 400k miles ...

Enabling is never a good thing, this just means that another group of investors and financial institutions are going to get sucked in again.  The saddest part is that these folks and their companies will continue to pour money down this sinkhole ...

  Perfect choice, the attached bayonet is ideal for conserving ammunition during one of those zombie horde attacks ...

  If that's the case, just find a good used Security Six, in .357, shoot a manly gun ...

  Not nearly as expensive as new(er) trucks, thus why I drive one with in excess of 350k miles ...

      Don't start the requiem mass just yet, rear main seals aren't fatal ...

  I should have known better than to post this, rear main seal started pouring oil today ...

What, no zombie apocalypse choice?

  How long before this becomes another gay thread?

  Average rate of inflation, 2006-2015 is 1.77%, this is below historical inflation rates due to the extended recession during the period, so technically you are somewhat correct ( http://www.usinflationcalculator.com/inflation/current-inflation-rates/ ) ...

  Works out to just barely over 2% inflation rate per year, so no it isn't out of line ...

In some school systems, "credible threat" means anything within the most remote realm of possibility, up to and including a Klingon invasion ..

  352 000 miles and counting ...

  Much irony in this post ...

  All good points.  Trucks have much more equipment (both mandated and optional) than the trucks of the past, which drives the price up considerably.  Another factor, trucks are the most profitable vehicles in manufacturers inventory, a few years ago the average truck generated profits of up to $10 000 each, I imagine that figure is higher now.  This is mostly due to demand, as trucks are the top-selling vehicle for many makes, the market helps determine the pricing structure.

  That side also lost that war ...

That's been my experience in every order I've placed with them over the last few years.  I didn't order any of the first batch of M39's so I wasn't involved with any of those problems.  It may be that the initial interest in these rifles simply overwhelmed their ability to process orders and "crashed the system" so to speak, if so it seems maybe they have improved somewhat in this regard.

Sounds like "his and her" pistols would be the best solution ...