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They're getting every penny's worth of that $100,000 piece of paper.

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The rear wheels are very wide to minimize the damage they do, so the grass stays pretty. Consequently, there's also very little traction. So when it gets wet, they get stuck really easily. You might try adjusting (reducing) the air pressure to see if that helps get more bite.

I believe they do require a sponsor. There are several members here, though i am not.

Gentrification enforced via ordinance.

Welcome! ORSA has what you're looking for range wise.

Strange. We always had an open invitation from our kids teachers. My wife went in and helped out a couple days per week.

Reminds me of this one...

Looks good, what gave you trouble?

For a TN HCP, yep, you have to suffer through the class same as everyone else.

About 2 months. She ordered in June, got it a couple weeks ago. Covid killed the supply chain, so hopefully that's getting better.

Code breaking will always surpass code writing. Its a matter of motivation.

You won't regret it. Its very cool.

CA is a really big state. Sounds like a normal year anymore.

My job requires me to photograph various things and provide them to our customer. I've learned to be cognizant of what's in the background, be that a plumber's crack or proprietary tools. This teacher needs to learn to mind her own business, and the child's parent need to learn to set up a screen or put the child's back to a blank wall.

Sort of on this topic.... my wife got me a Postive Grid Spark for my birthday about a month ago. What a cool little amp. I've never been a pedal guy, just plugged into the amp and made the best of it. The Spark is a game changer... I think they should have named it Chameleon. There's so much there, hours can quickly disappear into the void of fiddling with settings.

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Best I'm aware, the 10 people I work with who tested positive have all recovered. One guy (late 50's) was in the hospital for about a week, but im told by his son (who also had it) that was due to his being stubborn and not seeking treatment before it got really bad. Most reported typical flu symptoms, a few with loss of smell and/or taste, and were out of work for about a week.

So who else has forgotten they were wearing a mask and went to eat or drink something and dumped it down their shirt?

Exactly. Just like the original red flag laws, there's no due process here. TWRA is judge, jury, and executioner. That's not how government is supposed to work, we have separation of powers for a reason. And if TWRA makes use of this loophole in the law, how many other alphabet agencies do it too? Patriot Act sound familiar?

Wow. Never heard of "open fields" before. Trespassing to install surveillance cameras on private property with no due process is legal just because they aren't near a house? I strongly disagree as well.

This was me as well. My parents still had several and my boys found them and destroyed what was left a few years ago. Now they've gotten their own kits so I'm trying to show them a right way to put them together so they look decent. Teach them a little patience and craftsmanship along the way. A good friend of mine built some fantastic models. Airbrushed oil stains and dirt, little diorama displays, the whole bit. And yeah, those tiny parts sure are a lot harder to see now.... Do tell...?

I didn't renew my NRA membership when the Wayne/Ollie drama came out. I'll look at GOA. One thing I can't figure out is why you guys give them your phone number? A single marketing phone call is grounds for permanent banishment IMO.

Wooded, south facing slopes are the perfect place to find rattle snakes. I've learned to pay attention to that when hiking in warm weather.

I agree that the colors match but the pattern isn't well defined. I'd also be surprised to find one that something has killed and been eating on. I've only ever seen rattle snakes way up in the hills.