Ted S.

  I'm going to go get a case of beer and hope the rain does good for my garden.   Stay dry everyone! :leaving:

Looks good! Hope it lasts. :usa:

Should be interesting. Post pics or ELSE!!!!!!   I generally try not to paint anything when it rains or a day or two after because of the humidity. Hopefully this doesn't affect your work.   I just tilled up the garden a bit, added some peat moss to where the carrots are going, threw down some carrots, lettuce, pumpkins, and melons. Also threw down some poopy fertilizer and innoculated cowpea/rye mix in the unused section. Hopefully the rain will do some magical stuff  to the garden since I don't have enough bacon.

Rationalism is many people's weakness.

  So, private sales would be illegal, even though it is technically legal?   Good thing police aren't lawyers last I checked.

Buy a bunch of fake poop and put it all over the house.

Dogs?   Just kidding. I'd just recommend priming all plastic parts with a plastic primer, especially since the lower is polymer.   RC3: ....I would take away half the egg, add an AR, double the amount of bacon, and add a pot of coffee (and not adulterate it with creamer or sugar.)

Your going to have to do something about that mag that's way too short... :slapfight:   Awesome though.

That is flipping sweet!!

Can't decide whether I am for or against a rattle can job... But....

      "I like cappuccino, actually. But even a bad cup of coffee is better than no coffee at all." ~ David Lynch   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrO9FQ0tXkA

Cool beans, that rifle looks good. The fact you built it at such a low cost makes it that much cooler.   Now time to piss $600 on an unbelievably insane cerakote job in an abstract TGO Camo!

I don't think my french press beeps, but I have been wrong before...

Wendy's. Just not the one on the west side of Nashville near MTSU.

Nother one! Missed out last week though..... :yuck:   Tool to start the day.   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A46dVwpd71o

  This wouldn't have forced it down the throat of any business. Businesses would still have a choice. Forcing it down their through would be something to the effect of mandating businesses to either permit HCP holders to carry or pay a fine in taxes for keeping their property a gun free zone.   If someone comes in to my yard that has no business there (especially a child), and falls into a hole that I have dug, I can guarantee you that even though it is my right to dig holes in my yard, the injured party would come after me in legal proceedings for "just" compensation of their "emotional" or physical injuries. I would probably lose out regardless of the outcome.   Tis the world we live in.

I don't know any of them, but I hope they are doing fine.   I have fallen away from some of the car detailing forums I used to be on all the time. But life happens, you get away for a while. When you come back (if you do) some thing haven't changed, others have. People change. Friends get banned or they also fade out. The entire experience changes. The very things that brought you there in the first place are either no longer in focus, or are no longer even talked about at all.   Who knows.   I'm sure there are good reasons.

eh, chickens.

I think the Buddhist one is way too oversimplified, but gravy. Sent from somewhere in the cosmos using magic...and bacon.

Woohoo! Sent from somewhere in the cosmos using magic...and bacon.

[quote name="Caster" post="1140696" timestamp="1397964133"]How serious is SOE gear one might ask? Well, they sum it up in all their product labels. [/quote] Pretty much. Sent from somewhere in the cosmos using magic...and bacon.

These threads are always good fun. Sent from somewhere in the cosmos using magic...and bacon.

I can't comment on Condor stuff, but +1 on SOE. I've had one of their belts that gets daily use, and a few other items for carry that I'm going to use if I ever get my carry permit. Sent from somewhere in the cosmos using magic...and bacon.

Well, we're almost 75% of the way to meeting the minimum.   :panic:

I've never owned a Pro Tech. Better is a matter of preference. Some people prefer auto knives, some prefer flippers, others folders, and many prefer fixed. This is an auto knife if I am not mistaken. Auto knives are generally expensive. (At least partly, in my opinion because they are regulated/restricted ) Benchmade may make $100 knives, but their autos are much more. This will ultimately come down to your knife preference and value perspective. And the group buy knives have a very generous discount on them too. As the saying goes, to each their own. Sent from somewhere in the cosmos using magic...and bacon.