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  Wow, this place has really good prices on guns.  I need to check this store out, at least after they get some new inventory in...

Better question, cash or charge at Target...

There must be really good money in Christmas trees, considering the per hour operating cost of choppers...

    I hear there's a lot of Vols stuff available for cheap, maybe you can arrange a trade...

  Careful now, you are going to muddy the issue by interjecting all these facts...

http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2014/01/09/22242494-okla-man-accused-of-killing-stepfather-with-atomic-wedgie?lite

  ... and who also offered general amnesty to illegal immigrants...

  ...I bet her instructor was really happy she got those quotes in...   ... and somehow, I managed to miss the "disarming" lesson during my class...

  Well, to be fair to the ebay poster, all you get on the AIM stocks is the typical Soviet shellac, not the ultra-customized Superpatriot paint job his is festooned with...

  It's not a rifle.  It's a stock.  AIM regularly sells those stocks for $16.99 or so.  Having said that, I'm left speechless at the seller"s audacity in listing that abortion...   ... but then again, those Archangel stocks sell for close to $200, so I guess ole' P.T. Barnum was right after all...

  This post made my head hurt... I sure miss those old black tabletop phones...

  Is that something like in that movie " The Day After Tomorrow" ?  I'm afraid I don't own any subarctic gear...

  Does this mean I should vote for Democrats next time?  I'm so confused now.  This stuff makes my head hurt...

  ... you mean like "superstorm" and "feels like" temperatures?...

There are 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.   Good one!

I like it when they interspace the hysteria over the impending weather events with helpful advice, all in the name of "keeping us safe"...

Will they have beards engraved on them?

  ... I guess using the term "interquartile range" correctly would be completely out of the question then? ;)

  I will readily agree with your explanation of how to calculate the median for a data set that has an even number of elements, but in over 30 years of studying and teaching mathematics, I have yet to see "average median" used in that context.  Maybe this is something new?

  ^this, and as the judge directly over that Court, it's her job to rule on petitions for injunctive relief that come through the 10th Circuit.

  ... I think somebody was asleep during statistics class...

"Bought new, and had one owner at a time!"

Laminated stocks were used mostly as postwar replacements, they could be made from wood that was unsuitable for making solid stocks, will hold up better in harsh conditions and are generally less likely to crack.  Some laminates were used during the war, but it's fairly rare to find one of those today, especially if you are looking for a stock that is still mated to its original action.   The main difference in the $99 guns and the $139 guns is that they do not issue refunds or replacements for condition issues, you "take your chances" on these.  Some of them have scratches in the wood or bluing issues (thus "Grade B"), mechanically they are in no better or worse condition than the higher priced rifles.  All are postwar refurbs, there won't be much, if any difference in future value between either grade.

When was the last time you ate at a Burger Chef or a Big Boy restaurant?  Shopped at Woolsworths or a Merry-Go-Round store?  Flew on Eastern, Pan-Am or TWA?  Where are the products from Sony Betamax, Compaq and MCI Worldcom?  Saw a new Studebaker, Pontiac or Packard for sale?  Where is Enron, E.F. Hutton, and General Foods now?  All these companies were at one time highly profitable, many were among the leaders in sales and viability in their respective fields.  All are gone, some by merger and acquisition, some by bankruptcy, others due to fraud and mismanagement.  This is capitalism at work; when a company can no longer provide goods and services at a price that the market will bear, those companies go out of business.  While economic downturns may exacerbate and hasten the process, good companies survive the bad times and are often stronger than before, those who cannot adapt and change to meet shifting conditions go under.  It's the nature of the beast.

For some strange reason, I never seem to have this problem...