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Nothing not to like about this.

I'll probably go again....   Cause I'm getting kinda towards old and my memory isn't what it was.

Bellevue/Pegram/Kingston Springs. Straight shot in on 40.

  I would expect it would be more about not going around and checking out others prices then undercutting them. Though that's bad enough in itself.

I was going to say that something was wrong there.   Then I saw it was Alaska.   So I was right :D

Dickson is about to get a park & ride to Nashville. Details are a bit scarce at the moment.

Just remember to shave the hair off before you feed em to the hogs...

nt wrong thread.

  You're not wrong. I am very much in the used market right now but any time anything I am looking for comes up, the prices are so close to new as to be indistinguishable. Apparently it's selling, I guess.

After what seemed like forever but was actually about 3 months, the barrel came in. Got it all put together a couple of days ago but left the stock at work. Finally it's all in one piece. Sorry (not much) about the image size. Now I have almost all the pieces to make another AR and so it begins again...

Given Peter Dinklage's (Tyrion) age and talent, I was surprised I haven't seen him in anything before. Looks like he's done a lot of stuff but it's all been things I've not seen. He's definitely my favourite character.   http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0227759/

I suspect claiming to be shooting at something you could not see would not go over too well.

Well, he didn't actually have the other guy subdued. He was still out there, whereabouts technically unknown. Not that that would probably make it any more legal but the area was not secured.   If the bloodstains weren't too bad, I'd probably have been tempted to keep them as conversations starters though :)

  I think there's little excuse for not having seen the series if you are reading this thread (elements from the books are something else, however)

  Don't forget coins at 2-3x market value.

Just FWIW, the link you posted in the original post is to a deadbolt. It doesn't sound like you're going for two deadbolts though?

  That's OK though. Sean Bean plays the same part in everything else he's in.

I always like a deadbolt that can lock with a key from the inside. I figure they might be able to find a tricky way in but there's no reason to let them walk out the front door with all your stuff.   (This is in addition to a regular one-way lock which)

Yeah, he collected a quarter to make a battery when there are millions of cars lying around, each containing a lead-acid battery. Plus all the... oh, why bother.   Maybe if they had made him seem a little rain-man (though maybe they tried but it isn't working), it might be a bit more convincing.

Win3.1 is certainly web capable with a TCP stack but I think finding drivers for the hardware would be the big trick. It might run OK within a virtual machine. I know some people who will only use VMs for web access and will periodically roll-back the disk to avoid any chance of viruses.getting on the physical box OS.

Oh, it clearly does. I'm just saying that it *should* only cover costs.   I was expecting it to be a lot less revenue but I believe your calculations to be essentially correct.

If you're seriously paranoid, you might want to acquire duplicates of the computers in your car (if it has any).

A metal cabinet would work but you probably want to modify it to make sure that the doors are properly grounded to the main part of the frame (screws & wire). The cracks in the door should not be an issue.

You could consider Linux :)

The fee should just cover the administrative costs anyway. It's idiotic that a law like this be judged not on what's right or wrong but because they might lose a trivial amount in taxes.