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I liked both of those movies. I even bought Water World on DVD.

My wife and I went to an early showing of Horizon this morning, and we both enjoyed it. There was quite a lot of violence, but it wasn't as bloody as a lot of movies I've seen. A lot less profanity than what passes for normal these days. I'm looking forward to seeing part 2 now. Generally, I get tired if a movie runs for more than two hours, and Horizon ran for about three, but I never got bored and the time passed pretty quickly. It's too bad the nearest theater is about an hour away in Oak Ridge, but at least that theater is clean and has reclining lounger seats. And the matinee tickets are under $7.00/

You might try submerging the entire metal assembly into a jar of transmission fluid and leaving it to sit over night. That stuff works wonders to dissolve old, gunked up oil or grease. Then try those light taps with a brass hammer.

I carry openly when out in the woods, but never in a public place where I expect to meet other people. Generally speaking, I think that those who are in the OC crowd want to be noticed. I prefer not to be.

I'll take them. PM inbound

Because it's working SO well for them, there. There are hardly any shootings at all in LA, SF, and their other metropolitan areas, right? One of my buddies lives in the Sacramento area and was turned down on an ammo purchase recently. It turned out that it was because he'd not purchased any in "x" number of years. He had to go through the background check again to buy a box of .380 ACP. I don't know how people there put up with it. My home state, Washington, is rapidly catching up. I'm so glad to live in Tennessee now!

My wife and I are probably going to go and see it this week. Is there an intermission?

Have you looked at AutoTrader.com? Lots of dealers list new vehicles on there, and you can set a mileage limit for your search. I found a car I was looking for in Atlanta a few years back. Good luck!

That was the only movie I've ever gone to the theater to see TWICE, and I bought the DVD and have seen it half a dozen times since. To each his own. I went to see the last Mission Impossible at the theater and left very, very disappointed. There was non-stop action, but no plot at all. I almost left before it was over.

I'm fast approaching 68 and have been riding since I was 16. I plan to keep riding so long as I can toss a leg over the seat!

BMW S1000RR. 185HP, 434 pounds. Muchos Fastos.

https://formswift.com/builder/static/bill-of-sale-v2/419162077/8689fa8ff0fa71bba651c369344ad50e#0 One minute with Google.

Google is your friend... again.... Do you Need to Notify the ATF if you Destroy an NFA Firearm? by National Gun Trusts March 19, 2021 There is no requirement to notify the NFA of an NFA Firearm that you have destroyed. The ATF does however advise that you do for the records. If you choose to notify the ATF of the NFA Firearm that you destroyed, they request that you send them a letter with your information to them alongside supporting documents, pictures, etc showing that the NFA Firearm was destroyed. Silencers that need to be destroyed, firearms that can't be repaired, etc are just two reasons why you might destroy the NFA firearms.

Google is your friend. This from the ATF website: Is a license required to engage in the business of selling small arms ammunition? No. A license is not required for a dealer in ammunition only. However a license is required to manufacture or import ammunition. [18 U.S.C. 922 (a)(1)(B); 27 CFR 478.41]] Last Reviewed April 12, 2022

You're faster than I ever was! The last Harley I built took me more than a year, but then I did the engine, too.

That's one thing about technology that bugs me.... it causes irretrievable failures in things that would otherwise work forever. I'm old, so I didn't grow up with things like built-in range finders, but I'd rather have my scope just be a scope. Same with other stuff, too. I don't want fancy electronic displays in my car, because I keep my cars a long time and I suspect those displays are going to fail long before the engine will, and that the parts will be unavailable in ten years.

Wow, that's a bargain price for someone who wants to start reloading.

Nah, what's passed is in the past.

Your kidneys aren't going to like that very much. While it looks good, that no seat at all and no shocks are not going to be very comfortable. But the great thing about bikes is that they're pretty easy to customize and one can do what one wants.

I have loved ones in both those places and would consider it a terrible loss.

Shovelheads came from the factory with hydraulic lifters, and I found they worked great. I never understood why anyone would switch to solid lifters with all their noise. But to each his own!

I knew people who depended on overtime to make payments on their cars, trucks, etc. I really had little sympathy when they found themselves in trouble when the OT dried up. But you have to hand it to American marketing; they have a lot of people believing that they have to have a new car, new cell phone, or latest and greatest gadget to be happy. Even within our hobby, there are a lot of elitists who might turn up their nose at a budget firearm. When I was a kid, I often fished with old, rusty hooks and a rusty bolt for a sinker, and I did pretty well. Now you can't catch a crappie unless you have a $200 rod.