monkeylizard

Not gold plated, but . . .

If you're worried about an imminent collapse of society, then buy what you can when you can. If you want the lowest cost per round, then it's usually best to buy in bulk. Use websites like LuckyGunner, AmmoSeek, and AmmoMan to find the best deals. Occasionally I'll find a deal at an estate sale, but lately their prices have mostly been higher than retail.

I love how in the original comics the Batmobile is just some random car. First it was a coupe, then a convertible. Top up, Bruce Wayne. Top down, BATMOBILE!!!!!!!

Stones River info here: https://www.tn.gov/content/tn/twra/hunting/firing-ranges.html#stonesriver They have active range safety officers who can be overbearing, but there's a very good reason for it. It's the busiest range in the state. Personally I won't shoot at their handgun range. Too many idiots whose idiocy is faster than RSOs can react. The rifle side is better. There's also the Cheatham WMA: https://www.tn.gov/content/tn/twra/hunting/firing-ranges.html#cheatham I've never been but hear it's isolated and since it's self-service with no RSOs, watch yourself.

It's because they took a perfectly normal intersection and made it near impossible to know exactly WHICH road you're exiting onto unless you're a regular user who's memorized it. The signage absolutely SUCKS. You can't read the street names until you're either exiting onto it or already passing it. I'm only in that thing once every several years and invariably have to cut across some random alley or side street to get to the road I THOUGHT I was exiting towards.

And all the lady parts were compatible with Kirk.....

Wal-Mart of the Seas

Mrs. 'lizard and I just returned from a few days at New River Gorge which is the newest to reach National Park status. It was a great trip. Highly recommend it for anyone looking for a few days away. The hiking trails vary for all skill levels and if you're into adventure, there's lots of rock climbing and of course river paddling. The Bridge Walk looks AMAZING but Mrs. 'lizard is afraid of heights and by the time she talked herself into doing it, it was booked up, so if you want to do it, book that ahead of time. There are plenty of scenic drives for the less adventurous types. 1 to 2 full days is probably plenty for most folks in the bridge area. Of course if you're doing the river paddling or other adventure tours stuff, that will take up more time so account for that. We didn't venture southwards to the rest of the park down around Beckley, WV. There's a mine tour/museum there and an old mining/rail ghost town that looked neat and would probably be worth a day to explore. Maybe for the next visit!

As long as you didn't see Liberace KISS AC/DC

My generation learned to drink with Mad Dog, Colt, and MGD. This generation drinks White Claw. We are not the same.

I blame Glock's dumb numbering system. I swear it's as bad as Por-shah's. Must be a Teutonic thing.

@10-Ring I think you may have missed that Moped got the Glock 21 trade-in which is .45 ACP. Not the Glock 22 which is a .40. So you suggested Moped change his .45 to a respectable caliber . . . oops.

I also agree that he'll be added to the HoF this year. The ban was a lifetime ban and that has now ended. It struck me as odd that he wasn't reinstated within the past few years as sports betting has become socially acceptable and very mainstream. It's no longer the world of back room bookies.

Not really other than MLB has a strict no-gambling policy, for or against your own team doesn't matter. It was meant to eliminate managers or players fixing games (like the 1919 White Sox), but fixing a game only works when betting against your own team, not for it so there's really very little (ie none) indication of corruption in Pete's case. The punishment was meant as a warning to others and Pete was made an example by the Commish.