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Collision Performance 1300 Gallatin Pike South Madison TN http://www.collisionperformance.com/ Tom Bannen Chevrolet 2340 Gallatin Road N. Madison TN http://www.tombannen.com/bodyshop.aspx

That's not my bag, baby. But I do own various wooden soda crates (Coca Cola, Pepsi, RC), a 5' tall cast iron hand crank water pump, and a Belgian helmet from WW1 complete with the leather innards.

+1 to greenego. Some folks might question the wisdom of declaring tax evasion in a public forum.

But then you filled out your TN sales tax form that green ego linked to, right? right

Don't ask. Don't tell.

Sounds like a good plan. I should be doing my garage several days, if not weeks ahead of the rest of the house. I can experiment in there and get my technique down and then decide if I want to go for it inside or if I want to revert back to rollers.

I'm rebuilding after the flood and am getting close to painting. I'd like to do it myself to save costs. I have 2 options to DIY in a reasonable amount of time - get some buddies and some rollers, or get a sprayer. Never one to pass up the opportunity to justify a new power tool purchase, I've checked out some $150-$200 offerings from Wagner and Campbell-Hausfeld, and then some $500-$800 HVLP units from Fuji. I figure that it would cost me about $2,000 to have it done by a pro, so even at the high end, I'm saving $1200 and I have a nice pro sprayer for the future. I could also rent an HVLP unit from Homer or Lowes for about $100/day, which may be the best route. Has anyone ever used a sprayer for interior latex/acrylic paint and if so, would you recommend a particular brand and model, or name some to stear clear of? I'll be spraying primer on drywall, doors and trim, then painting the same with latex or acrylic.

That's not correct. You can lock your luggage. If the TSA decides they need to look inside, they'll remove the lock. If your lock is TSA approved, they (and I suspect a lot of other people) have a master key to open it. If not, or if the TSA person just wants to be a jerk or is lazy and doesn't want to go get Master key 002 from the other inspector, they'll cut it off. All TSA approved locks that I have seen have a little red diamond or red torch symbol on them. That being said, luggage locks don't provide any real security. I just use them to keep the zipper pulls together to keep my stuff from falling out. Zip ties would have the same effect, but the TSA inspector will re-lock the TSA lock. He/she won't re-zip tie it for me. http://download.security.org/tsa_luggage_locks_report.pdf

The article said he walked to the ER by himself with 90% burns and his junk blown off. That's one tough dude.

I have the same opinion of my MTAC with an XD.40sc. A friend has a Super Tuck and he likes it a lot. It seems to me that you won't go wrong with either. The belt makes a big difference in how well the holster will perform. When I wear one of my softer belts, it's not as comfortable. Good stiff leather helps keep the holster in place by preventing it from sagging. It will also help keep it in place while drawing the weapon. A softer leather will have more give in it. I suppose this is true for both IWB and OWB. You can get "gun belts" made from harder leather and sometimes a kydex core, but they all look like **** to me. Plain with zero points for style. YMMV. The only time I've really considered buying a gun belt is when I've thought about the velco V-clips for added concealability, but the C-clips on my MTAC are pretty small to begin with so I haven't bothered with the Velcro yet.

There is no statute of limitations on lying to your wife. Just hope she doesn't see this.

How come the real UPS drivers look like this guy? If UPS hired drivers like Tap & Rack posted, they'd put FedEx and the USPS out of business in a week. I'd have pizzas delivered via UPS...which actually gives me a pretty good idea for a business model.

That's a FAIL for the Hawk, but a WIN for the red-winged balckbird. He's got balls of steel.

both?

Fixed it for ya!

+1

My dentist is in that one. I'll check next time I go there.

Church is actually the place I feel least safe in. Well, church, and Memphis. Besides the lack of physical security in most (multiple entrances, unmanned doors, etc), you have the stuff Smith mentioned. Especially the family counseling stuff. People get crazy when they think a church is taking a spouse's side of an argument over theirs. My church had a shooting about 25 years ago. It was a domestic dispute that spilled over. Church was a primary driver for me getting an HCP.

Afghanistan is a land-locked country. ISTM they were there because ideology drove them. The Marxist government of Afghanistan asked for their help against the Islamist Mujahideen*. If Pakistan or Iran was the plan, why go through the mountains of Afghanistan? *Maybe our Marxist government could ask for their help against the Taliban.

It's speed-camera, rather than red-light, but it's still funny. Tennessee Man Buys Police Department Website After Speeding Ticket - ABC News

Tactical map wally walk image by miggy357 on Photobucket And don't forget the nacho stop.

So if church and school are co-located, school trumps church?

Thanks ttocswob. Those threads do indeed have some good info, but my question is still unanswered, even in those threads. I guess it's either a case of nobody knows, or nobody has challenged for a legal opinion from the AG.

TCA 39-17-1309 b(1) says public or private. I'd think a school's policy wouldn't matter. Would it end up being like school sports in parks? It's a school when school is using it, but not a school when they aren't? It seems like it would matter who owns the building. If the church owns it and lets the school use it, then it'd be like a park. If the school owns it and lets the church use it, it'd be like a school. does that seem about right?