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Do not read the Amazon stories w anything in your mouth.Diet gummi Bears are a sugar free weapon that leaves folks w a bowl full, pants full and stomach pain....excellent retaliation tool.

hey that's instructor zero's POV! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk, its either this or smoke signals!

I'm glad the m82 rules. Since middle tn has been flooded w the west coasters and their traffic and the rest of the BS they brought I am stoked we have a state gun. If the penile inhaling populous doesn't like it move back to LA or Or gizzville wherever your candy sissy ass came from! Gotta love Christiana's finest!!!!

Picked up yesterday in Clarksville.

Negative on the surveillance. There were a handful of other hands helping them wait on the tow truck to show.

good read: Last month Andrew Tuohy published a blog post comparing FrogLube with two other lubricantsTrackLube+ (a rollercoaster lubricant) and Seal1, another gun lube. He commissioned a infrared spectroscopy analysis of the three lubes and found they were virtually identical chemically, despite being different in color and smell. Meanwhile Schnips at North Eastern Shooters was also investigating Floglube. He asked his brother, a Chemistry PhD student at UConn, to run at IR Spectrometer over Froglube and compare it to other oils. They discovered that Froglube is coconut oil plus a small amount of additives. Aside from the obviousFroglube smell, forum users speculate it also contains additives to prevent the oil from solidifying in cooler weather. Coconut oil has a relatively high melting point of 76 degrees (24 celcius). http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/FrogLube_v_CoconutOil.jpg

Gorilla muffler in Nashville on nolensville rd best in Nashville fair priced as well

lol I would have done anything for them if they really needed it,but, the fact that they were parked right next to a DAILYS gas station that had plenty of coffee lots of female traffic in and out of the store,clean bathrooms and a beer cave ,I didn't think there was anything I could offer them to make the situation any better. not even a rich or cell phone to use to call their boss would've done any good at this point it was a win-win for them. Plus there is no way in hell anyone was going to steal that truck they kept their elbows on it all afternoon nobody was going to take it anywhere Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk, its either this or smoke signals!

SF 86 is still around, now its in electronic format, and it still sucks, it also sucks the gen tso chicken bangers hacked opm..... so much for security.........since that hack ive had 3 bank cards hacked and more..... background checks are annoying, but the true way to find out anything about anyone is to spend time w that person. just think,One day you may have to spend the night w the 400 lb ass crack bearing mall ninja behind the counter at the lgs to prove youre not mentally ill, and have no interest in leveling the 3rd grade class....

Tomorrow, February 23, several pro-gun bills are scheduled for hearings in the Tennessee General Assembly: Senate Bill 1559, sponsored by state Senator Mike Bell (R-9), is scheduled for a hearing tomorrow in the Senate Judiciary Committee.  SB 1559 and its companion bill, House Bill 1644, sponsored by state Representative Tilman Goins (R-10), would require the chief administrative officer of a private school to implement a handgun carry policy.  HB 1644 is scheduled for a hearing in the House Education Administration and Planning Committee tomorrow.   House Bill 2575, sponsored by state Representative Gerald McCormick (R-26), is scheduled for a hearing tomorrow in the House Government Operation Committee.  HB 2575 and its companion bill, Senate Bill 2566, sponsored by Senator Mark Norris (R-32), would extend permit renewals to occur every eight years and would also lower handgun permit fees.  SB 2566 is scheduled to be heard tomorrow by the Senate Judiciary Committee. Please contact members of the above committees and politely urge them to support their respective bills. ***** On Wednesday, the House Civil Justice Subcommittee is scheduled to hear pro-gun legislation: House Bill 1748 and Senate Bill 1483, sponsored by state Representative Judd Matheny (R-47) and Senator Mark Green (R-22) respectively, would allow anyone 21 years of age or older and not prohibited by law from possessing a handgun to carry a handgun without a permit under the same circumstances and in the same places as a handgun permit holder.  HB 1748 is scheduled to be heard by the House Civil Justice Subcommittee on Wednesday, February 24.   House Bill 2131 and Senate Bill 1991, sponsored by state Representative Courtney Rogers (R-45) and state Senator Brian Kelsey (R-31) respectively, would prohibit public postsecondary institutions from taking any adverse action against an employee or student as a result of such person's lawful transportation and storage of a firearm or ammunition in the person's vehicle.  HB 2131 is also scheduled to be heard by the House Civil Justice Subcommittee on Wednesday, February 24.   Please contact members of the House Civil Justice Subcommittee and politely urge them to support HB 1748 and HB 2131 when they come up for a vote. Your NRA-ILA will continue to update you on these bills as they move through the General Assembly. 

Holy crap m man!! That sux!!! Where was that at????

V tac or proctor

Truck was broke down they stood around and watched it all day...

Dream come true they were there from 8 am til 3 pm never moved winner!!!!!

Fear form 86 my friend!

crotchspawn roflmao wow! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk, its either this or smoke signals!

so im at the dr office,and a lady sitting a seat away is sniffling and drooling like she has facial syphillis. i hit the link w paiges 30 some odd girlie gun photos. got halfway through and ms drooley sniffles got up gave me a scowl and left saving me 10 minutes!!! good karma!!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk, its either this or smoke signals!

If dale Earnhardt was my hero does that make me a racist???? "Fear the intimidator"

  cept the top of the meters say NADC on em or something lol great tip though for sure!!! 

Looks like the collector he screwed ratted him out. Karma

Fluke 117 or if you want to go bad ass a fluke 177 is top of the line. The 117 is fast rugged almost water resistant and is easy on 9v batteries. I use one almost daily at work. It should work great for your grandkids one day. I can get whatever I want but for a digital mm go 117, avoid the 115 as it takes to long to show dcvoltage hope this helps PS fluke leads and accessories are awesome! Sears makes a nice accessory kit for meters for 20 bucks

I liked Scalia. I just pray the foreigner in the White House doesn't seek to appoint a pos to fill the seat......

any unintentional disch gives me eebi jeebies

from the nra newsletter   This week, several pro-gun bills are scheduled for hearings in the Tennessee General Assembly.  Please contact members of the Senate Judiciary Committee and members of the House Civil Justice Subcommittee and ask for their support of the following bills: Senate Bill 1559 and House Bill 1644, sponsored by state Senator Mike Bell (R-9) and state Representative Tilman Goins (R-10) respectively, would require the chief administrative officer of a private school to implement a handgun carry policy. Senate Bill 2376, also sponsored by Senator Bell, would allow an employee of a public college or university with a valid handgun carry permit to carry a handgun on school property. House Bill 2575, sponsored by state Representative Gerald McCormick (R-26), would extend permit renewals to occur every eight years and would also lower handgun permit fees. Senate Bill 1991, sponsored by state Senator Brian Kelsey (R-3), would prohibit a public institution from taking action against an employee or student for the lawful transportation or storage of a firearm or ammunition. We strongly urge you to contact members of the Senate Judiciary Committee and members of the House Civil Justice Subcommittee and ask for their support on these critical bills. House Civil Justice Subcomittee Representative Jim Coley (615) 741-8201 rep.jim.coley@capitol.tn.gov Representative Bill W. Beck (615) 741-3229 rep.bill.beck@capitol.tn.gov Representative Mike Carter (615) 741-3025 rep.mike.carter@capitol.tn.gov Representative Sherry Jones (615) 741-2035 rep.sherry.jones@capitol.tn.gov Representative Jon Lundberg (615) 741-7623  rep.jon.lundberg@capitol.tn.gov   Senate Judiciary Committee Senator Brian Kelsey (615) 741-3036 sen.brian.kelsey@capitol.tn.gov Senator Doug Overbey (615) 741-0981 sen.doug.overbey@capitol.tn.gov Senator Janice Bowling 615-741-6694 sen.janice.bowling@capitol.tn.gov Senator Mike Bell (615) 741-1946 sen.mike.bell@capitol.tn.gov Senator Todd Gardenhire (615) 741-6682 sen.todd.gardenhire@capitol.tn.gov Senator Lee Harris (615) 741-1767 sen.lee.harris@capitol.tn.gov Senator Sara Kyle (615) 741-4167 sen.sara.kyle@capitol.tn.gov Senator Kerry Roberts (615) 741-4499 sen.kerry.roberts@capitol.tn.gov Senator John Stevens (615) 741-4576 sen.john.stevens@capitol.tn.gov

Lady gaga is bad ass. Great singer and piano player!