gregintenn

I can't get it all apart and properly cleaned and inspected in 30 minutes. That's about how long it takes to go get the seals fon r the rear bearings. If you can do all that on a 4 wheel utility trailer in 30 minutes, you're my hero! It isn't a difficult job, but took me about all afternoon.

Damned if the timing of this stuff isn't convenient! This sucks. Prayers for everyone involved.

... If you can find someone dumb enough to do this for you, pay them! That is all.

I'd guess everyone on the block is higher than a kite, except for one grandma, 2 newborns, and perhaps some of the officers trying to subdue the former guy.

You base this on what?

You'll get your license in just a few days. If you went to the DMV to get them, you should have gotten a paper copy there.

https://www.liveleak.com/view?i=9b0_1500962533 Another reason I choose to not use drugs.

Long ride, but I'd take this over a dozen EAAs or Tauri.

I'd look for a used model 10 Smith and Wesson.

Beautiful workmanship, but that would be like packing around a truck axle.

I love be Robert Earl Keen! Never saw him live. I bet that was quite a show.

I know. He could have brought it by the house first.

Sam don't get in no hurry!

That took longer than I thought.

That IS odd.

It isn't a bear. I expect it's just a dog. It does look a bit odd to me for some reason, and my wife was quite concerned. She knows what a dog looks like, and didn't think this was one. I didn't get to see it move, and I'm not sure she did either. That would have probably cleared it up.

A guy I went to school with totaled his car last year by hitting a bear on the Jackson/Macon county line. They aren't common, but I've seen more and more reports of folks seeing them lately. I am fairly certain it isn't a calf, and nearly sure it isn't my neighbor's St. Bernard. The shape and color isn't right at all. After looking at some internet pics, this thing's legs look a bit spindly for a bear. Probably someone's dog I've just never seen before, but he appears to be a big un!

Sorry for the poor pic, but my wife took it in our back yard a few minutes ago. She said the dogs were deathly afraid of it. I've never seen a dog around here that would pass for it, and it looks too big for a coyote. Cinnamon bear cub?

I bought a Yugo Mauser a few years back locally for $100. ''Tis a nice rifle and shoots well. I sort of hate to butcher is since it's all there, but it may become a 22-250 one day.

Also, it shoots 38 Long Colt ammunition, not to be confused with 38 Special. Does it look to be all there

My mother has had one for several years now. It has been 100% trouble free; just as one would expect from a Honda product. What's better? Perhaps a Pilot if you need more room than a CRV has. If it has a Honda emblem on it, you will not find anything more reliable.

Surely somebody bagged a good buck this morning?

I just read a book called "Love Does", written by Bob Goff. It has a religious aspect to it, but is in no way preachy. I learned a lot from the book. I would highly recommend it to anyone. He believes that God is love, and to be more God like, we should exude God's love to one another. I am not a people person, and have a hard time doing this at times, but will work on it.

My sister and her husband have an original Coronet with a 426 hemi and 4 speed. She also has a new Challenger Scat Pack. There's no disputing which one is faster. On the flip side, she's had this car for less than a year, and I know it'd been back to the dealership for repairs 3 times, and I wouldn't doubt more. My wife bought a new Honda in 2011. It has 112k miles on it, and has never needed any repair whatsoever.

Pakistan used to be the mark of the worst knives ever, but China seems to hold that distinction today. I guess we have trade sanctions with Pakistan now?