Raoul

Dave Brubeck passed today. He would have been 92 Thursday. He was one of my earliest jazz favorites.

Cat scratch fever

That shave cream could be dangerous around a big mean dog.

Yep, hog lot.

There's a bookstore in Big Stone Gap VA that does that. I just heard a story on my local PR station about them. [url="http://www.clanjamphry.com/bookstore.htm"]Here's a link[/url]

I have a nexus. Works well. $299. will buy one with 32g and mobile data. Still have phone problem though.

yeah the wired connection is a problem, The surface tablet has a full size usb port so that might work, Texting could be handled via Google Voice. Phone might be handled by a skype account. Sounds like a problem though.

If they show up around here they may want to give them brown pants too.

[quote name='Garufa' timestamp='1354324989' post='853180'] I find that word "collectively" somewhat disturbing. [/quote]...comrade

This is just crazy stuff.

Wait, there's [url="http://www.dhs.gov/student-opportunities"]more[/url].

Holy Crap. Check [url="http://www.dhs.gov/citizen-corps"]this site[/url] out. Der Fuehrer is evidently at work.

I really haven't had any failures.

I think this guy just did what needed to be done. That's what's wrong with the US of A. Most people wait for someone else to do it.

I don't do shotgun.

I had a similar problem. It helps if you use lotion on your hands. Seems to raise the prints enough to get a fingerprint.

using a Caldwell lead sled I managed 2 consecutive shots dead center at 200 yards. Scope was a Tasco 3x12.

Wouldn't the fact that there is very little fat in deer be a problem?

FAT F indeed.

I have some lightly used tinfoil for sale...

[quote name='6.8 AR' timestamp='1353207454' post='847411'] Never heard of that being standard practice, although it is common for companies to use arbitration instead of litigation, nowadays. I'm glad you didn't sign, Raoul. I wouldn't have, either. I'm with Leroy. They may have had their fair share of bad cars sold and are trying to make the consumer pay for their bad inventory by less litigation and more arbitration. [/quote] What I want to know, is since the AA isn't required for a transaction in TN, and since they refuse to sell one without a signed agreement, are they in violation of the law? I'm pretty damned tired of my rights being trampled on.

[quote name='billyscott' timestamp='1353204359' post='847391'] Ok. I'm ignorant. What is an arbitration agreement? [/quote] It's a document that one signs that results in you giving up your right to a day in court over any possible dispute, negligent act or mistake that the dealership may do that causes harm to you , and you agree that if any act of this type occurs you will meet with a third party to work out an agreed upon settlement that is agreeable to both parties. Sounds all kum ba yah doesn't it. My problem is that is denies due process.

Be nice if some of the resident attorneys jumped in with a non binding opinion.

So today my better half and I went to the local Toyota dealer to look for her a vehicle. We ran across a very nice lightly used 2006 4runner at what we felt was a good price. We did the usual BS car sale dance and reached a price we could live with. After all the typical wait time they put you through we finally met with the finance guy. We're paying cash for the vehicle. So we go through the paper work and this jackwagon pulls out an arbitration agreement and tells us they will not sell us the vehicle unless we sign it. I quit being my usual charming self and make a scene ranting about giving up my right to having due process. Finance guy goes to get his sales manager, who once again tells me I have to sign, and I again exhibit my charming side . So tell me, is this normal? Not me...the arbitration agreement. O and yes I did walk out.

Huh?