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  I remember that. That was a violent crash, caught on film.

I'm going to go out on a limb and disagree with everyone else. I think it's a belt.

If you can tell me at what processor it is located and how much to pick it up, I might be interested. Or whatever information I need to know to call then about it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

  Not banned, just highly restricted. Maybe by our standards they are, for all intents and purposes banned, but there are still plenty of guns, both legal and illegal.

Time to buy some new jack stands. But first things first: some new underwear.

  Yes, but fortunately most of them did. :D

  Guess I'll have to look into that. Thanks.

Hey Willis, do you happen to know the angle at which these knives are sharpened? A little birdie told me that Santa is getting me the Edge Pro Apex 4 kit for Christmas and I would like to keep the same angle, if possible.

That is awesome. Not to mention, if the TGO TR4 is any indication at all, their knives are of superb quality.

  73 is the best number. ;)   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIYMmbHik08

Oh my dog, I haven't laughed so hard in a while. That was HILARIOUS!

I really liked it. Seems to be well done and has a pretty interesting story line with some interesting characters. Hope they don't ruin it.

Can I ask a newbie hunter question? When taking a doe, or several, is there any consideration for her young, or by hunting season are the young old enough to fend for themselves? Or, if they aren't, is this just part of the management process? Just curious.

I don't know if I will buy another custom run knife, but I am certainly sold on ProTech. The TR4 is even more than I had hoped. It is a kick ass knife.

Got mine too. Took me a minute to get the blade to open. That lock is TIGHT! But man, what a blade. This is absolutely going to be my go to knife. Thanks for hooking this up Willis.  :rock:

I see mine! Tee hee hee. :drool:  :love:  :crazy:

I don't get not being a fan. Up the Irons!!!  :rock:

  This is a fallacy of the typical "bash the rich" philosophy they want you to have. They can't sell anything for three times what it's worth because they don't set the worth, we, the consumers do. When you buy something you are making a value statement about the product you are buying and the money with which you are paying. If you agree to the price asked, you are in essence saying the product is worth more to you than the money you have in your possession. The inverse is true of the seller, of course. If the producer is asking 3x what it is worth, he doesn't sell any and doesn't make any money. The only time this doesn't work properly is when the government intervenes and either forces you to buy a product, provides guarantees that the product will be paid for (see student loans), or artificially alters the price through tariffs, subsidies, etc.

That's the point of the entire book. Trying to pin people's money issues on the rich us exactly what politicians want. They also want us to forget the fact that the rich don't get rich at the expense of the poor. They get rich by providing a superior product at a price that people want to pay. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

  No, you didn't. You need to read "Meltdown" by Thomas Woods and possibly "Economics In One Lesson" by Henry Hazlitt. When you understand that the government is the driver in the business cycle and that market booms and busts are much less volatile when they aren't artificially lowering interest rates and expanding the money supply, it kinda opens your eyes as to who the real bad guys are. If you do take it upon yourself to read those two books, I would recommend them in the opposite order I listed them.

Thanks. No hard feelings. [emoji106] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It depends. It's a great way to raise capital. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

  Wow, seems like a lot of folks up there could use a binky.

Whatever it is, I hope you come out the other side. Everyone who knows you will be praying for you.

Guys, don't break out the Kleenex just yet. If a private equity firm buys it, they may just restructure the company, i.e. trim the fat, and do another IPO under the same name with the same products. They aren't gone 'til they're gone. HCA has done this twice already.