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I almost pulled the trigger on that same trio today.

With the right handling of the subject, it might not be THAT dull. But still likely pretty dull. Might not be a bad idea to make that a shorter one. I do think that it might be worth doing though.

So, this thread makes me wonder, ever put a beavertail on a BHP? I think I might need to send you a PM about my latest purchase.

In most municipalities younhave the telephone company and a single cable company that have been granted right of way access to lay lines to the residences. Even if someone wanted to go through the expense to lay lines, most often they can’t. Look at what the state did to prevent other cities from having their utilities do what EPB did in Chattanooga. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Last_mile https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbestechcouncil/2018/05/10/content-may-be-king-but-not-without-access-via-the-last-mile/

Yep. Government enforced last mile monopolies are the real problem here. The government is not your friend on this issue.

It’s kind of a shame that these are federal charges and that these bastards will serve time in federal prisons. That baser, visceral part of me would really like to see these guys put it to gen pop in Cheatham County. I doubt this was the first time that they did something so over the line and abusive to a prisoner. This was just the first time they got caught.

Did they come by black helicopter?

I hope that’s just the internet being the internet. If not, I’m torn on whether the charges should be upgraded to murder. If any of that is true, then it would absolutely be worthy of a murder charge, but recent history has shown us that juries are loathe to convict cops of murdering folks. So the question is do you upgrade the charges to what’s appropriate, or do you for for the easier conviction to acquire some (if incomplete) measure of justice? It’s all a hypothetical, but still a troubling question.

Oh, by the way, the SN podcast along with the Joe Rogan Experience have actually gotten me into podcasts. I actually keep up with SN more than any other.

I’d listen and throw in a few just like I do for SN. I’d definitely would suggest that it be more of a biweekly/monthly basis. I think it’d be hella difficult after the initial glut to create enough content for a weekly podcast.

So, I said my FAL needed a friend... Friend of mine who works at GT sent me a message cause he knew I’ve been after a decent older one at a fairly low price. I believe it’s a Mark III, 1990 production year by the serial #. She’s gonna get some wood grips and I’ll decide whether or not she’ll get a new finish after cleaning out the crud and rust. Now I guess I really do need to get on finding some Rhodie shorts in size “fat”.

Very nice.

@GlockSpock

Loads. Puts me in the mood for some Britney.

Now if they don’t play before 8, it’s too late for that mess.

I totally missed it. I was drunk.

See you tomorrow.

This is a really situation. I don’t see her being a cop as relevant, but that and race are sadly being made an issue. From the information provided I think the DA charged her appropriately.

Mine was.

Moose bites can be quite nasti. My sister was once bit by a moose.

Without a presuppositional worldview that “guns are evil” the article fails in its efforts to make the CMP look bad. This is truly an example of “preaching to the choir” because of you aren’t in that choir, it all seems pretty innocuous.

Good to hear that it was ultimately a case of a kid being dumb and not maliciousness. Hopefully the lessons were learned because the ones learned like this are usually the ones that really stick.

Can I come visit your llamas? Alpaca lunch.