monkeylizard

Can someone point me to where the law now says it's OK to have my bazooka with me when I go to the PTA meetings in my kid's school cafeteria? A guy I know told me that's OK now, but this cop who's trying to arrest me won't believe me. He needs to learn the law!

Yeah, me either. My earlier 20-30+ pages estimate was based on the old 40-posts/page settings, so 1200+ posts. I had forgotten about the Zimmerman thread. It's probably in the Top 10 too.

In case you don't have a current copy, here's your Wally Walk map.

My calendar says it's August.  :up:

If you mean bring in a vehicle you already own in another state, no, no sales tax is due. The taxes are only applied when ownership changes.   If the car is registered and titled in her name in MI, then any MI taxes are satisfied. If/when it's registered in her name in TN, there is no transfer of ownership so no sales taxes. Just the registration fees.

That makes me want an M92 even more, which is hard to do.

What's the optical version of being ambidextrous? Maybe you have that.  :D

You'll pay the TN taxes when you register the vehicle at your county clerk's office. There will be no GA taxes.

Nah, just ask grandma to knock on the basement door.

Live music? Broadway from 2nd to 5th Ave. No cover charges. Just tip the bands. A couple of bucks if you only hang around for a while. $5-10 if you stay for an hour or more. There's a dueling piano bar in Printers Alley. That can be fun.   For venues with a cover sharge, check out Station Inn in The Gulch for bluegrass, 3rd and Lindsley for more rock and less country, or Listening Room Cafe for a singer/songwriter vibe. I've never heard of the soundroom. For a party crowd, look at Tin Roof near Vandy.

  Meh....just a T-shirt shop with a bunch of other cool stuff to look at that's not for sale.   +1 to Wilson Co. Fair. Look for Bradley's Creamery for some amazing ice cream churned on site. It won't be on the Midway. He's usually closer to the Fiddlers Grove area.   Off the top of my head for places to see/things to do in Nashville: Backstage tour of The Ryman The Country Music Hall of Fame with Studio B and Hatch Show Print Hear live music at the honky tonks TN State Museum and TN Military museum (both free) The Frist Center (art museum) Centennial Park and The Parthenon Corsair distillery The new Johnny Cash Museum is getting some good reviews over on TripAdvisor, but I haven't been Take your wife shopping. There are independent funky boutiques in 12 South & Five Points. High-end stores are in Green Hills. The Gulch is a mix of both.   If you want to try the hot chicken then Prince's is the original, but it's a dive in a lousy part of town. Hattie B's, 400 Degrees, and Pepperfire are all good and have nicer places in better locations. Whichever heat level you think you want, go down 1 or 2 notches. If you're the kind of guy that eats ghost peppers like jelly beans, then go to Prince's and ask them to make it hot...real hot, not the tourist hot. They can serve up stuff that will clean RhinoLiner out of your truck bed. I'm not ashamed to admit that Prince's regular is about all I can handle.

TDOT tweets confirm what the OP said. Southbound will be closed all weekend with crews working around the clock to remove old and new span over the southbound lanes. Est. 3 months to rebuild.   The condition of the span over the northbound lanes is unknown at this point. TDOT engineers are still examining it, but northbound lanes are currently open.

    FIFY! :up:

Nashville Safe House

Ramen burger

I like Ramen.

  I think you're confusing this with that other thread.

Yep. A real popcorn movie for the summer. It was the most entertaining film I have seen in years.   Stay until after the credits.  :)

Offically, they stay out of it and follow all state laws. They also reserve the right to refuse service to anyone.   In other words, if the manager gets complaints from other customers, don't be surprised if asked to cover it or leave.

Submarine is this year's Megalodon. It works for them because it drives up ratings. Personally, I think Sharknado was a better documentary.

Did anyone else notice that in additioon to having a gun for a hand, the book dad's name is Dick Strong?   This can't be a real thing....

  That's correct.

Dang, Mike.....That's awesome!   Grandma better take her hearing aid out. Ain't nobody got time for that!

Yeah, Mike. I was thinking the same thing.   A better way to phrase that would be "pancakes are deffective waffles without syrup traps."