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[quote name='barewoolf' timestamp='1353670198' post='849700'] seems like a private poperty owner should be able to have one of these on his private property only, if he so desired, shouldnt he? [/quote] There are a couple issues. One the jammer may block or interfear with other signals and devices. It may not be limited to the private property boundry, and it could interfear with emergency services like 911 calls.

to answer the question who should be blamed for all the stores doing black friday sales on Thursday. I don't blame the stock holders or the stores. I blame the people that are out shopping more. From an undisclosed location, I just heard of a traffic back up of about 2 miles to a walmart of shoppers for the 8pm sale. really do the people 1 or 2 miles back really believe they have a shot at getting the speical one time price?

Where I work, it is a 24x7 support operation. When I hired in, their was no promise of shift, which was bad after quiting a job to get hired. However they took volunteers for shifts and I got day shift. Over the years they have ask for volunteers to work holidays and I have volunteered for many of them. However, they used to pay 2.5 hourly to work on a holiday. Last year that was reduced to 2x. suddenly people stopped volunteering. This year, we are closed on most holidays. (I did not volunteer to work Friday, normal rate. I took a vacation day to cover it).

Go with "Ma Duce"

I used to work for an ISP in the 90's, from around 98 to 2001 and I can tell you we didn't have any way to capture/retain anything. We had 2 servers, a News server and a web server. Both near capacity just doing day to day operations. I know the news server had to have files manually deleted about every day or 2 because it was feeling up. At that time email client's by default removed pop 3 from the server, but I did have mine set to leave it on the server for a personal back up. However currently, even if you remove it from the ISP server via pop 3 or other means, there is no way to be certain it has not be captured and or at a minimum backed up by the ISP. Couple thing I remember in the late 90's the FBI had a program called Carnivore and there was a period of time we thought it was going to be installed on us. My boss at the time told me his other company had been investigated by the Secrete Service due to someone sending a not so friendly email to the president. edit, corrected "last night" to "late 90's."

well, unlike most kids, you had an actually excuse to not eat green beans. (as a kid, I didn't want to eat them, but I don't remember actually disliking the taste.)

no idea but I bet it would be good.

I like cooking in mine. My favor thing is to first fry some beef stew meat. In the pressure cooker, combine with green beans, carrots, and potatoes. (feel like I am forgetting something) Cook it until the potatoes are done and it is a good feeling meal. The meat favor is in everything.

Since he was a Bible Student, maybe some fancy lawyer can get him off on religious grounds. Heck even Jesus said if you don't have a sword, sell your garments and buy one. (Luke 22:36)

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Take this for the positive view it cast a responsible gun owners in. I am sure this will not be spread like wildfire all over the news.

I still find it hard to believe you can go bankrupt selling food in America.

Maybe we should try to get a law in place that even if they do buy them under a no questions ask of the person that turns them in, that they must check the serial numbers for stolen and make attempts to reunite them with their real owner if discovered to be stolen. Plus no tack on items. A law should take on it's own merits.

per Max Brooks books, most animals would be trying to avoid zombies and I believe that would go for snakes as well.

nice. I didn't even know about this. It looks like a good way to get to Murfreesboro, TN too.

If you find one, let me know.

maybe not this time, but I suspect one morning I will wake up and turn on the news and it will be WW3.

[quote name='Razz' timestamp='1353081453' post='846572'] If anyone knows a way to get back the time I wasted clicking the link and then writing this, please send me a private message. [/quote] You could set your hosts file on the PC to totally redirect stansberryresearch.com to google.com for the future. I have seen other stupid videos that are linked to stansberryresearch.com. I never want to go there again.

[quote name='TrickyNicky' timestamp='1353112907' post='846933'] Not sure that's true for all departments... A lot of them do in fact unfortunately turn those turned in guns into scrap metal. [/quote] There should be a law that they cannot buy them back like this with out checking for stolen and trying to return to the rightful owner. In short, it is my belief that if they buy a gun like this that is in fact a stolen gun and do not try to return to the rightful owner they are receiving stolen goods and are aware of it. It is one thing to say no questions ask of the person turning it in, but they should have at least a minimal responsibility to return stolen property when they find it.

I admit it, I was looking for a naked chick some place in the background. I found her after checking all the bushes and balconys.

I swear, I didn't do this. Just found it. [b] Nationalize the Twinkie industry[/b] https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/nationalize-twinkie-industry/cJz0ngJR

I remember as a kid, dad used to soak deer meat in salt water for a little bit, he said to get the wild taste out. He or I don't do this now. Many time while butchering a deer, cut out the tenderloin and cook it before it has had time to even cool down from the deer. That is some good eating. I did soak it once in salt water a few years ago, and I thought it lose allot of good favor. Don't plan to do that again.

[quote name='Garufa' timestamp='1353076104' post='846490'] I hate to see Hostess shut down but I'm sure some other companies will buy up the brands. [/quote] But will they really still be twinkies?

trust me, i am going to be there. However I don't believe it is following the book as much as I would like.

Every time I hear a Police department buying guns from the public, I think of this in Austin Tx. http://deadlinelive.info/2011/02/26/first-ever-austinites-outbid-police-in-gun-buyback-counter-program/