monkeylizard

  1. is no longer true. Maryland was the last one and they recently ended the requirement. http://www.guns.com/2015/05/13/maryland-scraps-failed-cartridge-casing-mandate-advocated-by-gun-control-groups/

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  Right now The Saints and Titans are part of an 8-way tie for 2nd place. The Lions have us all beat. I suspect that by the end of the season, it will be the 49ers and the Dolphins fighting for dead last.

Dean wanted to sell it off to developer buddies for condos for hipsters. Turn it into the next Germantown. Barry really wants the hippy dippy crap she spouts.

That's a ninja turtle.

  With our new mayor, she'll want to bulldoze it to put up sustainable-urban-affordable-farming-transportation-housing or some such.

I get all of mine from a guy off Trinity Lane. I think he gets scratch-n-dent ones right from the manufacturers because I've never seen a serial number on any of them and some look like maybe they were test models because they can be kind of rough. Probably salesman samples. His prices are AWESOME! He keeps his overhead low by not paying rent or building insurance and other stuff that suckers with brick-n-mortar stores have to pay. I text him and he tells me where to meet. Super convenient and he works around my schedule. I've never seen any real good collector pieces in his inventory, but if you need a Jennings, Bryco, or Rohm, he'll hook you up. No paper work either. He said that since it's a cash only business, we don't need a 4473. That sounds legit, right?                                                 For any BATFE agents perusing TGO, that's called humor.

Yep. Needs a NSFA tag. Not Safe For Anyone.

I'm sure the city's attorney would argue that it's not a recreational venue, or at least it isn't for things like the gun show, the flea market, etc. Then it's a place of business. Of all the crazy things they've said about real parks, this is the one place/event they may have a point.

That's probably true in both situations.

Yep. Lowes/HD has limited access points into the building. No big glass storefront, just the entrance and exit doors, lumber yard entrance, garden center entrances (sometimes 2), back door, and back loading dock door. Quickly close up several of the entrances and you've got a great long-term hunker-down location. Plus all the materials needed fortify it both defensively and offensively. There are a lot of good booby trap and bomb making supplies in a hardware store. Plus the high roof for over watch. The 2 biggest downsides I see are short-term food until the garden center starts producing more than just pretty flowers, and it's a big target for anyone rolling through.

  Alternative to gun oil, or KYJ?

  The car doesn't need to look 4 cars ahead. It just needs to talk to the car that's 3 cars ahead which itself is only looking 1 car ahead.. Classic game of "telephone" but without the information loss along the way.

  Is that what it's for?

And here I thought I was clicking on a Game of Thrones thread....

Thanks!

You must be thinking about the giant bears that used to roam out west. Here's a pic of one carving the grooves into Devil's Tower in Wyoming.

I got an SKS from Classic and it came with an accessory that I don't recognize. What is this? The cap at the bottom unscrews.

Dang it! Stop quoting that nastiness!

Andrea was also pretty close to death. She got tore up pretty good by the walkers. It wasn't like her sister who got scratched and then lingered for quite a while as the fever took over, or the same with the guy in season 1 they left under the tree with the revolver on the way to Atlanta. Rick's group's approach seems to have evolved over time. It went from "keep them comfortable and maybe they'll pull through" to "you're a gonner. Want me to off you or is this a DIY moment?" FTWD group has jumped right to the later. Rick's group made that move after Atlanta and learning that everyone's infected. FTWD has that information already from the doctor at the base, so I suppose it's reasonable they'd make that leap sooner. It still seems fast to me given the statements by Robert Kirkman that the concept of zombies doesn't exist in TWD universe prior to the outbreak. Rick's group had been seeing it for themselves for a while before they got that info from the CDC. FTWD group hasn't been at it as long. Maybe they've never heard of a second opinion and are taking the doctor at her word. If it were me and it was that early in the process (remmeber, they don't have the knowledge that we viewers have) I'd be doing anything I could to keep my family alive and find a way to try to communicate with the military/government to find a cure. Travis gave up way too quick. But like I said, he's got a boat to catch.

Rain delay.

ooohhh.....fancy Mustang you got there.

  It had to be a black bear. It's the only kind here. They do rarely come in other colors, but they're still called "black bears".           Oh... and DAMN YOU, TMF! that's worse than Kentucky Conan by a factor of 10!

  What lights? If they can all communicate, both traffic flows can adjust to "zipper" into one another with neither direction needing to stop. That's going to be waaaay down the road if ever, but it's possible.