Capbyrd

According to the stuff I've heard, a doctor performing surgery. Of course, that could be incorrect. But if I was stuck in Chicago, for whatever reason, I'd probably be screaming the same thing.

Anyone over in the east know if these could possibly be used to help some people recovering from the fires?

Although the solutions could be the same, this wasn't strictly an overbooking issue. This was a "we need to get flight staff to Louisville and this sold out flight is the only one that will get them there on time" issue. They should have handled it like an overbooking issue though and offered some vouchers, hotels or money and it would have resolved itself. But they didnt.

A lot more than offering someone on the plane a different flight plus 1000 dollars or 1500 or whatever it would have taken to get someone else to voluntarily take another flight. Its not really about what it costs United. Its what its going to cost United's investors. And after the hit they have already taken, I'm sure the board is sick of hearing about it. I imagine something will change.

My gen 2 17 from Aim has a lot of holster wear, and I love the look, but the internals look damn near new. I didn't bother changing anything.

I'll believe this when CMP announces it. Until then, its just added to the carbines and 1911s that have been rumored for years.

Cool. I don't think I'll live long enough to get any benefit from that, but its great for young people.

Did you forget to write a thought? Come on Dave. You couldn't tell that was in my sarcasm font?

It's because no-one wants that garbage caliber anymore.

Also, I highly recommend reading the fiscal note attached to this bill. It's fantastic! http://www.capitol.tn.gov/Bills/110/Fiscal/HB0011.pdf

The best part of this, and it was unintentional, is that we will rid ourselves of the DTP (defense to prosecution) language on silencers. Now if we could just get this same type bill passed for the rest of NFA items. I did look it up and it removes Silencers from the weapons section entirely. If this passes completely, TCA will not mention silencers at all.

He already said he doesn't have a hitch.

I'm not sure the frame of the 650 has changed. I'm pretty sure the current 650 holds the title of longest running model or something.

Yamaha lists the wheelbase as 53.5". Front wheel is 21". Rear wheel is 18". Half of each wheel sticks out past the "wheelbase" measurement. So we will add 10.5" for the front and 9" for the rear. That gives us a new figure of 73". I'd say you add another 5 or 6 inches for tires unless you air down and you are still well under the 80" mark. This is just a highly uneducated guess.

Ordering was only open for a week. I posted on the 14th. Ordering closed on the 18th or 19th.

People choosing to use half the name has nothing to do with metric or standard. You can do the same with standard. .38 revolver. Is it special or smith? Don't know, not enough information.

Very little. It certainly hasn't slowed down wait times any more than the rush of forms did. Sean has been doing some funny and cool stuff. He is also working on some rockets and getting FAA approval to drop bombs from an aircraft.

Out of my range too. I know Miller has a few smart models out now too. I think within ten years or so we might see those welders at a much more affordable price.

Get one of them smart welders like the esab rebels so that you don't have to know what you're doing

You're welcome. But that is the law. And if the law says that it has to have that language, I would assume that you don't need to pay.

They really aren't that difficult.

Hopefully this will help you. http://share.tn.gov/sos/acts/109/pub/pc0998.pdf

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Wouldn't work with most of the commercial units currently available. They are programmable and run off GPS. Even if the GPS gets jammed, the copter is going to try and land itself and they use lidar and other systems to keep from hitting anything.

I like the comment in the middle picture. "Probably the position your dad will be in prison."