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Personally I find tattoos on women a turn off but that's just disgusting.

It's probably worth $50 but I'll give you $100.

A Ron Paul/Sarah Palin third party ticket might be at least interesting.

Those folks in Montana don't walk bowlegged from riding horses.

What Strick said. Here's one brand. There are others. Cycle Tank Sealer - Fuel Tank Sealer - Better then Kreem - KBS Coatings

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No to both.

Peace Love and Flower Power

All of us former military and the rest of the world see today as 8-7-09. Day-Month-Year.

+1 to the third party!

Exactly what I was thinking.

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You scored: 4 / 10 Total points: 40 The average score for this quiz: 3 / 10 At least I beat the average.

Is this the Adam Dread thing or is this something different. I'm so confused.

Get cable internet. DSL is crap.

Are today's movie makers so out of touch with reality that they can't make a movie without computer generated graphics?

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The sad thing is that it's in a box and not out where you can use it.

See! Really cool, right!

That Asteroids game I have for my Atari is really cool.

I notice this says the ruling would probably only affect Davidson County. That's the first I'd heard that. I thought this would impact the entire state. Opinions?

Dan Wesson Commander Classic Bobtail. Here's mine.

A Mosin thread and Mike.357 hasn't posted yet? WTF

Phones are for talking. Computers are for pictures.

Arizona has passed a similar bill to ours. It's on the governor's desk: On Thursday, the Arizona Senate passed Senate Bill 1113 by a vote of 19-8. The bill now heads to the desk of Governor Jan Brewer ® for her consideration. The Governor has ten days, not counting Sundays, to sign or veto the bill. SB1113 would allow concealed carry permit holders to take concealed handguns into restaurants that serve alcohol, provided they are not consuming. SB1113 joins two other bills, Senate Bill 1168 and Senate Bill 1243, that have already made their way to the Governor. SB1168 would permit a law-abiding individual to store their firearms in their locked motor vehicle while parked on a publicly accessible parking lot controlled by their employer or a business they frequent. SB1243 would clarify the statutory definition of defensive display of a firearm.