Im Neero

Quote: If indeed the Second Amendment provides an absolute, constitutional protection for the right to bear arms in order to preserve the power of the people to resist government tyranny, then it must allow individuals to possess bazookas, torpedoes, SCUD missiles and even nuclear warheads, for they, like handguns, rifles and M-16s, are arms. Moreover, it is hard to imagine any serious resistance to the military without such arms. Yet few, if any, would argue that the Second Amendment gives individuals the unlimited right to own any weapons they please. But as soon as we allow governmental regulation of any weapons, we have broken the dam of Constitutional protection. Once that dam is broken, we are not talking about whether the government can constitutionally restrict arms, but rather what constitutes a reasonable restriction. http://www.aclu.org/police/gen/14523res20020304.html Am I the only that sees the problem with that statement? I wonder what their response would be if I were to make the same argument but substitute bazookas with libel and obscenity.

That attitude scares me.

\Somebody had to say it. I agree.

He'd better be. It's the sign of a quality southern restaurant.

I had this idea last week. It warms the cockles of my heart to know that I'm not the only one.

That's Ben Folds on keyboards. I checked into it and that song is off of the album that Shatner and Folds did together, Shatner wrote all of the lyrics, Folds did all of the writing/arranging.

So that is the William Shatner / Ben Folds collaboration that I've heard so much about.

It should be any day now. They've been releasing opinions like champs lately from the last session. They're supposed to release at least one tomorrow morning. http://www.scotusblog.com/wp/

Cook off is not a big deal with most small arms ammunition, but this is a different story.

STRAW PURCHASE! STRAW PURCHASE!

Tungsten, so does he know that he's on mute, or is he just obliviously posting away and wondering why no one responds (assuming he hasn't read this thread)? Because if he doesn't know, that's pretty funny.

A whole nother - It's just not right.

The store in Germantown and Memphis Music are both owned by the same guy, I do all the piano moves for both stores.

Who do you think you are kidding?

Are you accidentally trying to put 2.23 millimeter rounds in there?

I play a little. I used to be a decent classical guitarist, but I let that slack. Now I just **** around with Jimi Hendrix songs and stuff. For all of you Memphis area guitar players, Memphis Music is the best! They'll match prices with Musicians Friend, buy locally!

A bit of trivia for you Shinedown fans that are familiar with sound equipment. When they did their acoustic version of Simple Man at Ardent Studio in Memphis, the lead singer sang so loud that he caused major distortion on every microphone in the studio. They ended up having to use a Shure SM-57 as his vocal mic.

Steely Dan needs to be on this list somewhere. [ame]http://youtube.com/watch?v=nMm9epOBYrw[/ame]

A gun can still be discharged with a trigger lock on. They are unsafe and stupid. Your safe is much better.

I went to the regional finals for the spelling bee in middle school. No joke.

I do tip the pizza dude, but that's an exception to the drink rule. Anyone that will drive to my house and bring me something so my fat ass doesn't have to put a pair of shoes on is going to get a little something extra. I normally tip delivery guys better than anyone else.

No on Sonic girls. They don't refill your drink.

There is a good shop at Houston Levee and Winchester called The Tinder Box that you might check out.

My general rule for tips is if your job involves refilling my drink, you get tipped, if not, you don't. Following that rule, a waiter/waitress at a buffet gets tipped. People at Starbucks don't.

As time goes on you'll care less and less whether your shirt comes up or not.