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  Yep, that's the logical course, one more term as guv then Senator.   - OS

  Which all has zero to do with whether you can legally carry there.   - OS

  Changing possession in vehicle on school property from a felony to legal behavior seems most significant part to me.   I wouldn't be surprised if some case law might come from TN college campus at some point too -- dunno about the employment part, but I'm not so sure at all it's going to be okay to expel a student for complying with state law, and especially one that takes funds from the state in the first place.   - OS

  Most everybody swears by the M-22. There were a number of threads about about some bad runs though, and my one foray was apparently part of them. This was all about a year ago.   I really do like a 40gr lead head bullet like these, though.   - OS

  I only bought it once, and got a bad run. Made the old Golden Bullets look good. Never got around to griping to Winchester about it though.   - OS

  Doesn't mean they didn't pay for sig. Ever look up tracker to see?   - OS

Well, must say it clearly does float the barrel.   - OS

They started selling the M-22 double pack about a year ago, before the panic.   - OS

  At "94" it's no wonder. Although you're actually close to my age in reality.     At 66, you're surprised? :)   I don't get carded for ammo anywhere either.   - OS

  Not carrion and fecal matter is the point.   I'm sure I'd be pleased to have a constant supply of fresh rat meat should things get really bad.   - OS

  Any that would, can't currently be elected.   The electorate will not cotton to hearing about pain, though ironically, at some point we'll hit a period of a great deal of it, and at that point, "progressive" politicians will become rare birds indeed.   - OS

  Very tasty though.   And they don't eat garbage, like shrimp. :)   - OS

  Law applies to schools also. Permit holding faculty, staff, and students may keep their loaded heaters in vehicle, under terms of the statute.   But unless case law proves otherwise, they can be fired or expelled for it too. Just as they could under the already existing statute.   I thought everybody understood that to still be the situation. There is no mention in the statute of any particular behavior required by employers whatsoever, only a couple of free passes on liability.   - OS

    Oh, I'd bet you both likely get boners watching pretty female homosexuals go at it, I'd opine most straight men do, jest sayin.....   Hell, I've often thought I must be part lesbian, myself.   But seriously, that tightening in your pants is a sign of the sexual "relativism" most all of us embody. Or something.   - OS

  I'm on the "see food" diet. I see food, I eat it.     So are shrimp and lobster.   - OS

Blade steel from USS Cole and WTC South Tower. Spacers from Statute of Liberty rebar Grip from Alamo oak tree. http://www.kniferights.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=190&Itemid=1 - OS

No fins, Mikey: Just exoskeleton, like a roach. Yummy. :) - OS

  Shrimp often referred to as the cockroach of the sea.   - OS

  You seem to have Haslam confused with Corker.   - OS

  Barely. Eagle Pass. :)   - OS

You're good all the way west until you hit Kali or OR.   http://www.handgunlaw.us/states/tennessee.pdf     - OS

  Is that progressive equivalent of Godwin's Law?   - OS

  "Supposedly" is key word, as seems most say it doesn't do anything at all, just a gimmick.   A mid length gas system shoots "milder" with longer dwell than a carbine length with same barrel length because of distance of gas port to end of muzzle, not because of the length of the tube, yes?   - OS

  I agree. Which is why I always have one on me. You know, in case things go south real fast.   - OS

  It doesn't have to be genetic to also not be by choice. At some point, one simply desires one or the other, or both.   Mr. Happy chose for me, and I couldn't talk him out of it if I tried, not now or when I was 12. Doesn't really matter if it was nature or nurture by the time that happens.   - OS