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Poor elephant.

Like a fair number of others, he's learned from the master. Time will tell if he can beat him.

Heh, I fixed steak, baked potatoes, and broccoli for the family last night too. Except I grilled the steak (sirloin). It was yummy. No pics though.

You say that like it's a bad thing?

double tap

The cut of most suits now is so trim that having much of anything in your pants pockets results in fairly absurd looking bulges unless you're a pretty big guy in the first place. I'm not a big fan of that style, but that seems to be the "in" thing these days.

What @nightrunner and @btq96r said. I wish people would give up on this. NY, CA, etc are much too powerful for this to ever end up in a happy place for everyone else. The nitwits who keep sponsoring these bills have to know that. It seems to me they're either just placating their constituency or NY, CA style laws are what they really want.

Congrats on the new gig! I've got one of the TGO Runts and it's small, but super nice. A friend has a ZT 450 with titanium frame or scales (both?) that's very light. Instead if clipping it to your pants, perhaps an inside coat pocket would work better. You could use a pocket protector without it being visible.

Welcome! I used to work in Rogersville. It's a beautiful area.

The defenseless part.

How so? And I agree, we should be cautious. KJU is a raving looney. I have no doubt he'd nuke anyone and everyone if he thought he was cornered.

I wasn't aware they'd orbited satellites, that's interesting. But I'd also argue that's not that great an achievement. While only a few countries actually do it, there are dozens that are capable. PRK has to DIY because no one else will let them use their stuff. I'd be very curious to see the report from the sub that went to find their rocket in the Sea of Japan and find out what the payload was, if any.

A team of writers couldn't come up with a more absurd storyline. This is so sad it's hilarious.

I'm of the opinion that the threat to the CONUS is minimal. They can barely even get one of their missiles to Japan, much less another 5000 miles here. South Korea and China should be the most worried. A missile failure on the pad or right after launch would make for a bad day.

Same here.

Autocorrect strikes again. I knew what you meant.

CYA. If they only ship to dealers, they can't break the law.

I've not used a training collar but a good friend did and had similar success to everyone else. We did use a shock collar to work with a "bury the wire" type invisible fence and that worked pretty well too. Yep. Hang in there. The first couple weeks is rough with any new dog.

I don't know anything about his coaching style, I was just commenting on how he built Rutgers from basically nothing. From my outsider's perspective (I'm not a UT fan, I just live here), I see that they need a coach who won't recruit athletically talented hoodlums, and will impress upon his players that athletic participation at the highest level is a privilege and should be treated as such.

Paging @willis68 I've no idea why it would be illegal to ship an automatic knife person to person.

If it's something you really want, never, EVER let the dog win. You have a smart and potentially stubborn breed. You can't let him get his way if you ever expect to get yours. If he won't cooperate, try bribing him with treats or exercise him until he's too tired to resist. As for the toys... I suspect you'd rather he was chewing on those than something else. I'd reward him for choosing the toys. It'll take some time to your sleep schedules aligned.

I have a feeling this thread will provide great entertainment for months to come.

I have a 5.11 Push bag. http://www.511tactical.com/push-pack.html It started life as "daddy's diaper bag" and worked quite well at that. Since I don't have to change diapers anymore it now lives in my vehicle as a get home bag. I like that it's fairly small since it's not absurdly heavy when jammed full, but it's big enough for the essentials.

Welcome!

Shiano's overall record isn't great, but look at it by year. He started with a team that was perinially about 2-11and made them a (mostly) winning program in about 5 years. No small feat for a school that's never been known for having a good football program. Penn State connections aside, what he did with Rutgers is exactly what UT needs.