monkeylizard

Or late? During the week it's pretty empty by around 5:00 or 5:30. Does it empty out then on the weekends too?

Just get one of those HCP badges to clip next to it.

81% for me.

You'll save some weight by switching from the 4" to 3", but not a lot. Mostly you'll notice the shorter grip (w/short mag) is easier to conceal. I have an XDsc.40 kept in a CompTac Minotaur on a Crossbreed belt. I don't like it*. It's still too heavy. I'm breaking in a Kahr PM9 today at CHMR that I picked up here on TGO. The XD will be relegated to nightstand duty. Kahr has released the CM9 to compete with the Ruger LC9. Don't skip that one if you decide to evaluate the "pocket 9" world. +1 to getting a big gain in size/weight by going single stack. The downside is of course fewer bangs. * I love the holster. It's the weight of the gun I don't like.

That's why they have to ride a train with 100 other people or drive cars that look like this: http://www.planetizen.com/files/laetz1.jpg * Congrats on the special-order truck. It drives sweeter when your name is printed on the factory window sticker. *Yes, I know that's a car from India, not Europe. It's still lame.

We could cut it in half with the parking lot and college campus bills. What's meant by the 2 points for record keeping? Does TN require more than the Fed requirements?

Women and Firearms Most aren't single, but 2 out of three ain't bad.

Or to redirect it so the flow goes outside for the lawn, car washing, etc. w00t! Free water!

I'm guessing well pump. It looks like the pipe coming through the outside block wall is the supply line. The horizontal line moves water from the pump to the tank, The vertical line from the tank feeds water up to the house. The veritcal pipe on the left looks like an electrical conduit to power the pump. Another option is "hot water heater" either for hot water use or for a radiator system, but I don't see how that device on the left has any heating element.

We're paying them with their money, so why not?

This.

None of the department stores are posted. None of the entrances from the department stores to the mall are posted. I don't read anywhere in the TCA that indicates a parking lot posting would be legal, just entrances to buildings and attached patios. Am I missing something regarding parking lots?

#3 should be "They stay and talk about how much better things are back up norf"

It's hard to find a chrome place that's good AND close. Go for good over close. Chrome Wizard over near the fairgrounds does decorative chrome. I don't know about hard chrome. My dad had some stuff done by them for a 1954 'Vette, but none of it was very good. He ended up shipping it out to some place in Texas or California to get it done right. I've heard good things about Tri City up in Elizabethon, TN and their decorative chrome work. I've personally never seen any of their work, but I've seen generally positive reviews on car sites about it. Hard chrome is a different process than decorative chrome, so you'd have to call and see if they do it. Tricityplating.com - Show quality triple chrome plating with a Lifetime Warranty on all bumpers.

1 - The roll-down cover. I know those things are tough, but not like the rest of the concrete coverings. 2 - There are some trees close to the house. We don't know if the roof is reinforced in any way or not. Still, I think it's a cool house. Beutiful location too.

Fixed it for ya!

Dieter - MacGruber

Downtown Franklin. Some good restaurants there. +1 to CHMR

That's not a bad idea at all. I may go for this approach. I'm planning on running a tri-fuel genny connected mostly to the natural gas line, but then I could run on propane or gasoline if needed. After the flood, the gas was only cut off when they came to swap out the meter.

True. In the end, for me, it's all about 2 things: safety and insurance. It's not going to cost me a LOT to have it done vs. DIY, and it could end up saving me the cost of the house in an insurance claim.

That's nothing. We got some new tenants on a different floor of our office building a few years ago. One of my bed-wetting co-workers called the cops reporting a man with a rifle case going into the building. Our new neighbors are general contractors. That was a blue print tube....

4. You do it right then your house floods again and the codes guys are going to find it and it isn't on prior permits.

And being made from meteorite, you can stab Superman with it, you know, if he's ever turned into a zombie. Beautiful knife.

They'd feel safer at night with a .45 in the nightstand.

I think he meant in Nashville. Cowboy hats in the city are usually reserved for (a) people going to Fan Fair or ( people who perform at Fan Fair. But there's always an exception or two. You'll always see more downtown around the honky-tonks.