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Ramen noodles themselves are pretty good, it's the flavor packet that'll kill you.  It's nothing but a big package of salt and goes straight in the trash.  Used to eat PB and ramen noodle sandwiches in college, sometimes with a few Doritos for added flavor.  :)  My wife makes a salad that uses the plain noodles and it's yummy. 

.30-06, .300 WSM, .300 Win Mag, 7mm mag, ....   Not a great deal of difference.    Like with most things, it's more about shot placement than anything else.  Once you get it dialed in, all of them would work fine at 600+ yds assuming you put the bullet on target.    If you're really worried about it, just get a .338 Lapua or .375 H&H. 

What's the intended target?  Paper or critter?

I'm also a strong proponent of getting into a transfer program at a community college. It's a great way to save a lot of money. I also strongly recommend you get an internship/co-op job after the 2nd year. It's nearly compulsory to get a job after graduation and doing so fairly early gives you some exposure to what you're in for before you get too far down the road to change.

You should deliver those to me immediately so I can test them and make sure they weren't damaged!

  A roommate of mine had a cool poster ....  was a pic of a hot chick in a Wonderbra with the caption "Engineering 101".   This was back when the Wonderbra was a new thing.  When Dad came to visit he stopped in front of the poster, admired for a minute, said "indeed", and moved on.  :)

According to my mom, you should plant most any sort of typical decorative plants...  daylilies, liriope, hydrangeas, ... the deer will eat them to the ground every night. 

For me the first question is concealment....  pocket, IWB or OWB.  Different shirts depending on that.    Dropped the whole rig?  Yep, once.  Thankfully where it's carpeted so there wasn't any damage.  Yes, it's always holster on belt, then gun in holster. 

7x57 is quite a starter rifle. Of not Predator, lawenforcementsalestn here can probably do it as well.

Ah. So thanks for your opinion, now f_ off. People need to learn to keep their trap shut.

Bye Mork. Nanu, nanu. :(

Was he an employee or just another customer?

    Got a Shield9 for the wife, it's a very good choice was well. 

If the screen was small enough to keep mosquitoes eggs out, water wouldn't get in. The solution is these or minnows.

:)

I'd go with the LC9... more capacity, easier reloads, better sights, thinner, lighter trigger...       Airweights are perfectly good guns, I just don't like them.  The few I've shot have been awful from a recoil, muzzle blast, and accuracy perspective.

    The plants and critters don't care about the algae.  It's the same as the water they normally drink.    I do suggest you put a mosquito dunk in, especially before you plan to be up there hunting.  Rain barrels are nice, but they're mosquito factories. 

Why not just call the local TWRA office and ask?    If you're thoughtful with where you put it, the deer will make paths to/from the water in short order.  Easy enough to set up along the path(s) more than the min distance away. 

Try shooting it one handed. I don't have a good explanation but my P3AT has never malfunctioned when I practice one handed, which I do most of the time. I consider it a "get off me" gun and expect my other hand to be occupied so I practice accordingly.

Had a similar problem with water heaters. A project that should have taken a couple hours took all day because the first two had big dents.

From a hunting perspective, seems slings have been replaced by bipods. Some hunters complain about heavy rifles but a sling weighs a lot less and is useful in more positions than prone.

Are you shooting the LCP with one hand or two?

I'm right there with you. It kinda sucks, but as stated it beats the alternative by a mile.

Nice. You suck, just so you know. :)

Wow. :o