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It's coming down pretty good here mid way between Knoxville and Chattanooga, our driveway is covered and the SD road is starting to turn white even tho the city treated our SD streets (1st time in almost 20 yrs LOL). Grass is mostly white but some green is still showing in the yard. All of the roofs in our SD have been white for a couple hours. ETA: Just out with the dog, have about 3 inches on the ground, and it was trying to sleet/snain, so we'll see if things get dicey/spicey on the roads around here. LOL. I'm not going out as I've seen how most people around here drive on dry roads.

Condolences to the family.

Condolences' to you and the family. It's a rough road to travel, but time will heal.

That depends as well.

Depends on which room I happen to be in.

Hope the weather holds for you so you can complete the tasks. We had a Larson brand storm door installed by Lowe's about 15 yrs ago on the front door, it's held up well, still works smoothly, etc. but is not the "security" version as I don't know if they offered that way back then. I can relate to the not as young as I once was statement, I recently built a 4'x8' wood shed with a metal roof, slat flooring and sides for air movement. The video I used as a guide stated it would take about 10 hrs, with 2 guys. It took me about 40 hrs going solo, but I worked slow, and didn't make too many mistakes. I would work about 6 hrs/day, taking rest breaks as desired/needed, and think or plan my next move(s) to avoid the big mistakes/mulligan's that really hurt your pride.

Not many sounds will convince someone to change their mind/intentions better than the sound of a shotgun being cycled. I speak from experience gained during my younger/dumber days.

Sure it's an option, you may not be a "wise man" for choosing that option, but it's always an option.

Not taking up for bad actions, but you should attend a UT/UF game down in Gainesville. I'll never step foot on UF campus again.

He be a broke guy based on performance.

I have now. LOL Somewhat surprised the F150 would still move after that "experiment"..

The first time I clicked on the title, it was misleading when the discussion was about "handbags" as I was not really expecting that particular topic to covered in detail ( 2 pages now) on TGO. There are rules here about topics.

Thread really needs a different title. Very misleading.

Have you been banned from ever entering the attic again ????

Can't speak to the volume as I don't turn mine up too loud, but sound quality is better than you would think. I've looked at several on FB MP, but they want too much for what it is. Price posted in the ad was a fair deal if everything worked.

I've seen one in the Lenoir City area on 2 separate occasions, same one can't say, but yeah they UGLY. I even saw one towing a 25' travel trailer on John Sevier Hwy a couple weeks ago. Was a bit surprised by that, and the 25' length is my estimate as we met on the hwy, and it looked similar to a TT I had a few years ago. I just wonder how far he planned on going or had been.

Condolences for your loss.

I'll state what my thinking was when I got my Harvester 30 can a few years. I only wanted one can for all of my CF rifles, and a range buddy and the shop owner confirmed that I could use the 30 cal can on everything up to a 308 caliber with no ill effects on performance or accuracy. Largest caliber I have/shoot is a 6BR, so I just got ONE 5/8-24 threaded end cap for attaching to the muzzles, and all of my barrels are threaded the same 5/8-24. I don't change the exit end cap for any caliber I shoot (20 cal up to 6BR) , I just screw the can on to the gun I want, and shoot. I just have to adjust/re-zero the scope due to the can. When I don't use the can, I usually have a muzzle brake on to annoy the 338L guys who use a brake at the range, or anyone else who uses a brake on the larger calibers.

Buyers will NOT be disappointed in obtaining one or more of GT's work.

PM your address to me and I'll get $$ on the way. Jim