KahrMan

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YouTube - Big Butter Jesus by Heywood Banks

Same here. I really liked La Femme Nikita so I am hoping it will not be to bad.

It really threw me the first time I saw Earl without his mustache. I looks like it might be a good show.

The 4 g and tethering are add ons. You do not have to pay for them if you do not use them

Looks like I jumped the gun. Sorry about that.

Wohoo!!!!

Don't know why but I want one!

You are a gun tease...

The article said that his wife decided to pull the plug on his life support this morning. If I had beat my wife I do not think I would want her to have the option of pulling the plug.

Looks very nice. Good Job

Here is one of my favorite burger recipes. 2lbs ground chuck 1 can drained Rotelle 1/2 cup blue cheese crumbles (more if you like) 1 packet lipton onion soup greek seasoning a little worchestershire seasoned bread crumbs - just enough so the pattys hold there shape. For steaks I love this: Blazin' Cajun Seasoning and Rub by Belly Cheer

That video was hard to watch. It show is slo-mo the horn going into his throat and out his mouth.

Famous last words....

Don't know for sure but probably has to do with barrel as a unit of measure. BBL has always been the abbreviation for an oil barrel. From wiki: The standard oil barrel of 42 US gallons is used in the United States as a measure of crude oil and other petroleum products. The abbreviation for oil barrel is bbl. Elsewhere, oil is commonly measured in cubic metres (m3) or in tonnes (t), with tonnes more often being used by European oil companies. International companies listed on American stock exchanges tend to convert their oil production volumes to barrels for global reporting purposes, and those listed on European exchanges tend to convert their production to tonnes.

That is great to hear. Thanks for keeping all of us informed.

I know 39-17-1305 says "It is an offense for a person to possess a firearm within the confines of a building open to the public where liquor, wine or other alcoholic beverages, as defined in 57-3-101(a)(1)(A), or beer, as defined in 57-6-102(1), are served for on premises consumption. But does that really mean that you could eat at a table on a restaurants(that served alcohol) patio and still carry legally? That does not seem correct to me. If it is correct, it seems like a pretty big loophole. Anybody else have an opinion?

Sorry, It just seemed odd to me. I thought someone was trying to get around the vendor rules. If it was just a misunderstanding I meant no offense to LHitchens.

got this from new user LHitchens Howdy: Saw you asking about a Rohrbaugh 9mm. Check out Irish Guard Firearms They have one on clearance. Lee Knoxville, TN Also, I have not been asking about a Rohrbaugh. Thought mods should know.

Very Cool.

If you are ever in Nashville I will let you fondle it...