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Not sure, but I can tell you that if you know how many you have, you don't have enough.

I had to go to a neighboring town today to get non ethanol gas for my lawnmower. I hate the government!...and ignorant people.

17 is the magic number according to the article. I passed that in my early teens.

I got ya covered.

So, I guess the next logical step would be to redistribute these guns so that everyone has one, and no one has very many, right?

I tend to keep everything close to full. Instead of driving around looking for gas this evening, we went fishing.

This evening, at the only station in our town I saw that had gas,I saw a guy at the pump filling up a blue plastic drum in the bed of his truck. If you don't use it, it'll turn to furniture finish in a few months. A person can be intelligent, but people are truly stupid.

They tell me it works well to wrap the spider web looking glob of fat that surrounds the stomach around a large cut of meat like that to keep it moist while cooking. I've never tried it myself, but it might be worth a shot.

What, exactly, does offended feel like?

That was my understanding as well. We do the same thing with snow removal personnel. Probably not the safest thing, but considered necessary I suppose.

Yeah. You said it better than I did. I'd prefer it to be available at $5 per gallon than unavailable at $1. Yesterday, I saw a guy pulling a trailer with a lawnmower, pressure sprayer, and every gas can he could find at the pump filling it all with gas. He was convinced there'd be no more gas for the foreseeable future. This is the problem. Not a broken pipeline.

I'd prefer gas prices rise to the level that would ensure availability rather than remain the same and not be available anywhere. Your mileage may vary.

Just another filter or two....and more oil.....and that DEF crap on the newer ones.

There will be chaos and assaults at Tennessee gas pumps this weekend. According to the article posted above, it appears this refinery has been down a week already, and everything seemed normal until yesterday, when the media began broadcasting "potential gas shortages". I did notice a pretty sharp spike in prices at some stores a few days ago, but no unusual activity until today.

The panic is on. Drive by a gas station if you don't believe me.

Maybe that'll be enough to keep liberals from relocating to here.

I remove them.

Galco makes the best. Check out their website.

Chew tobacco, wear overalls, and you'll fit right in.

I rode a bike for years, and only ever found a couple of detection loops that wouldn't pick up a motorcycle. It does happen, but seems to be somewhat rare. I'm sure you guys know, it seems a lot don't however, that one has to remain INSIDE the detection loop in order to activate it. Most people assume six feet in front of it is somehow better.

I didn't intend to blame it on facebook. Facebook only allows an idiot to be an idiot on a worldwide stage. I liken it to a magnifying glass.

You put stickers all over your vehicle advertising it's full of guns, and then are surprised when it gets broken into? Sort of like posting on facebook you're leaving for a 10 day cruise, then returning to find your house has been robbed. I've never understood either.

Welcome to Tennessee.........but if we EVER hear you utter the phrase "that's not how we did it in California", someone named Bubba will be along shortly to kick your azz back to whence it came.

Perhaps I miss the point of your post, or perhaps you live in the wrong damn country.

Yep. A bunch of old Marlin levers, and even a Bullard rifle. The first one I can remember ever seeing in person. Must have been a pawn shop or antique store that went out of business. They had a lot of antique metal signs, pottery, etc. as well. The metal signs brought ridiculous money, as did the silver dollars.