LagerHead

  Freedom has that effect on a lot of people. ;)

I'm sorry, but my mouth was literally hanging open as I read that. Even in today's day and age, that takes a lot of hubris. Pardon my French, but apparently that bitch didn't get slapped enough as a child. 

  I can certainly appreciate good artwork, no matter the canvas or medium. My only problem with tats is, I don't like the same music I did five years ago. I don't like the same beer I did five years ago. I don't like the same food I did five years ago. With very few exceptions, I don't like the same people I did five years ago. I find it very hard to conceive of something I would like well enough now that five years from now, let alone twenty or thirty, I would still be equally satisfied with having it permanently inked on my body. But hey, if others can find something with that much meaning, good on 'em. I am certainly not one to judge others' taste in art, since mine is so questionable. 

I doubt it looked that good brand new. Very nice work. 

I hate people on the phone too. Anyone who rides a motorcycle knows what I am talking about. If someone almost kills me while I am on my bike, there is a better than 95% they have their cell phone plastered to the side of their face, or worse yet, are texting while driving down the interstate. It should be legal to mount photon torpedoes to the front of your vehicle for these people. 

  I think you're probably right. I like the new profile pic, by the way. Have we turned you into a full-on gun rights supporter yet? If so, I'll have to start working on you and turn you into a Libertarian.    Let the flaming begin. 

  Yep. As much as I love motorcycles, this guy needs to be beaten. That's just blasphemy. 

  It's all automated now by the NSA. In fact, we're all on a list for viewing this thread.    "The NSA: Finally a government agency that listens." 

      Yea, I have both received tickets and been let off with a warning. However, it's 3-1 in favor of warnings. I've never asked if my informing made a difference, but it hasn't seemed to hurt. 

  Yep. One of the best lines of the movie. I did not grow up a comic book fan so in general I don't like the comic book movies. This one was pretty darn good, though. 

I have PRP kits in my XDm and XD9SC and love them both. And I have even called the guy (can't remember his name off hand) and he helped me out with one issue over the phone. I definitely recommend them. 

There is a new one of these articles every other week. If everyone on TGO listed their top 10, we would have about 5,000 different guns listed. It's an opinion held by the author of the article, nothing more, nothing less. 

I have never seen them in a store. You might have to go online to get them. 

Another "the gun discharged" story. Yea, I'm sure a double action revolver just went bang with no user intervention. 

Not any more.

  Kamusta Ka? ì•ˆì˜í•˜ì„¸ìš”?  :cool:   Don't know any Malay though. 

  I didn't think it had been that long since I took one. We used to pee in a cup back in the old days. You know, five years ago. 

  Gotta ask. What the heck is a follicle test? 

  Yea, the moon has been getting a bit big for its breeches lately, hasn't it? 

What kind of copter are you using for the video? That is cool stuff.

  Slow clap.  :rock:

I like the looks. I don't quite get the inserts, though, and they don't really explain them. I did like the shelves and mirrors though. Might have to get one.

My dad got a '57 Chevy Sport Sedan (4 door coupe, basically) with a blueprinted 327 for $135. He lost two things in that car: A race to a '69 GTO Judge and his license. 

The sad part about this is, my son could actually do the electronic work on that, but I couldn't. 

  My dad had one too, '66 with a 389 bored over to 400. My uncle made him some exhaust pipes out of the drive shaft from a '55(?) Chevy. Apparently it sounded so tough that most people wouldn't race him.