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  Maybe I should take that up...cuz this shootin hobby I've developed is dirt cheap..... :surrender:

It stars newcomer Jean-Clogged Bran Damme

That's what makes it special.

The director has been plugging this film, but the critics say it stinks.

Yeah, you should be getting better groups with that 18-foot barrel.  :D   Seriously though, the old Classified ad is long gone. PM Dolomite_supafly or Sour Kraut.

  You still got ripped off.  :)

  LOL! I loved his closing statement.   My dad has an RG10 in .22 that we get good laughs out of. He had a guy at Stones River range in the neighboring lane ask him to stop shooting it because of the lead/crap/partsofthegun it was spraying out the sides. I'm certain I'll "inherit" that some day.   He bought it when he was a poor college student back in the late 60's.   I'd never want to be near a grenade Rohm that shoots centerfire.

USAA here. Rates are usually competitive, but rarely the lowest. Their service is consistently one of the highest rated in the business, and usually number 1.   Liberty Mutual is usually ranked right there with them.

A blind chimp with palsy could pass the TN HCP range test. It's super easy. A range trip or two to get yourself familiarized with how to safely operate your new handgun is all you really need.

  This one? http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/barrel-parts/compensators/ar-15-miculek-comp-prod5573.aspx

A Lorcin is like the clap. You can't give it back to the person who gave it to you. All you can do is pass it on.

Careful.....a G26 has a way of spawning and adding a G19 to your collection when you're not looking

You could shove an 870 Wingmaster in your pants and almost nobody would notice.

I watched a guy walk around CVS with a gigantic hog-leg revolver in a cowboy rig for 15 minutes. I'm talking big leather holster, wide belt with filled bullet loops, the works. Add in a bandolier and he'd have been Pancho Villa.   I'm the only one who noticed. Most people are oblivious to what other people around them are doing.

KahrMan beat you to it....   http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/78285-really-cool-camping-trailer/?hl=%2Bcool+%2Btrailer

I like Simple Green for my deep cleaning projects. It smells better than the rest of the stuff too.

I'd put this into one of their "amazing deals" category.

Thanks gregintenn....you made me spend money.

Is a Haslam one where there's a new design printed on top of an old design, but you can still make out the old design underneath?

We got the current design in 2007 during the Bredesen administration. Don SUNdquist had these made up in 2001. His term ended in 2003. I'm surprised he didn't find a way to put his picture on them.

I don't know. They kind of reel you in.

I planted cabbage, kholrabi, rosemary, and thyme from some seedlings a week ago. Planted peas, swiss chard, spinach, mesclun, romaine, lettuce, peas, carrots, turnips, radishes, squash, zucchini, cauliflower, basil, dill, leeks, sweet peppers, cucumbers, and watermelon from seeds. Everything is sprouting now but the squash and zucchini. With this round of rain and lots of sunshine, I may have sprouts there in a few days too.   I found this site for planning square-foot gardens: http://www.gardeners.com/Kitchen-Garden-Planner/kgp_home,default,pg.html You can choose one of their pre-planned designs, or make your own. Just drag-n-drop the plants into the grid.

I need some drywall done too. Just a little project about 8' x 20' with some small repair work to be done at a later date after I get some windows replaced.

Check out The Southern downtown. Germantown Cafe has great views of the city. Etch is an upscale dining adventure. Maybe hit Holland House for drinks in East Nashville. Lockeland Table for locavore farm-to-table goodness. There's a new French place on West End called Chateau West. It's getting some favorable mentions on the TripAdvisor Nashville forum. It's next to the Exxon at Murphy road in the A-frame building that used to be an Asian restaurant. http://chateauwestrestaurant.com/