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  Yep.  The pig problem's gotten so bad that they have to stiffen restrictions.

I'd be proud to see him leave.

I wonder if the conservatives who challenged Bob Corker last year have some more fight in them.  Sorry, can't make the rally, but I'll root you on from here.

El Mezon is Maryville's best Mexican chow.  It's opposite Kroger/Target on Watkins Rd.

200 rounds to the first bearer of a kid in or around Maryville, East TN.

It's not enough that Zimmerman has been through more than a year and half of legal and personal hell in which he has been defamed and slandered, but acquitted on all trumped up charges.  Now, just to kiss Al Sharpton's butt, Holder is trolling for bottom feeders to rat Z out for possible race discrimination.  Alexander, Corker and Jimmie Duncan are going to get an earful from me. http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2013/07/16/Holder-DOJ-witch-huntZ

We could save a lot of gigabytes here if we made this list a sticky and assigned a number to each response.   http://blog.robballen.com/Post/14236/a-post-in-which-i-concentrate-the-entire-gunternet

Get a .38/,357 carbide die set so you won't have to lube the casings.

The preamble to the Constitution says that establishing justice is a hallmark of working towards a more perfect union.  This means giving contesting parties their day in an honest and open court with no guarantee of the outcome.  Since the administration of justice in America has never been perfect and never will be as long as humans are involved, it's foolhardy to believe that we'll all reach a satisfactory consensus.  There will always be one side who feels shortchanged.  But it's facts, not feelings, which should decide justice.  Let's not let discriminatory politics decide what's prudent.

  So in spite of no tangible evidence that he committed a crime, we're supposed to keep GZ on trial until he's taken up to Heaven or something? 

  Taxpayer money is no object when the Justice Dept. hellhounds smell blood.

Come to think of it, I've never seen an antique rifle case.  :blush:

Standing in a train station and someone asks, "Pardon me, boy,  is that the Chattanooga choo choo?" and I can't think of the next line.

  Maybe it's a bad analogy.   We hardly ever get kissed by these politicos after they screw us.

I'm glad I don't depend upon state legislators as a news source.  State Rep. Art Swann finally notified me today that HB 42 died in committee--four months ago.  If you remember, that was the one which would take the teeth out of the federal "military-style weapons" and hi-cap mag ban push earlier this year.  Here's his email:     That's really a passionate letter coming from someone with an "A" grade from the NRA.....just  like kissing your sister.

The BBB isn't the fort of reputable contractors either.

This continuing resolution ploy that Prez Zero and Congress uses as substitute for fiscal responsibility is just a way to skirt the painful process of getting a budget plan on paper for all to see and hold them to.  Why argue over minutiae when you can just haggle over how many billions of dollars more you want to shake out of the pockets of taxpayers? 

Schools with zero tolerance policies against students who make "hand guns," that is, using their thumb and index finger to imitate a gun, make a likeness of a firearm out of pastry or even wear a 2A t-shirt would have their federal funds withheld, says a GOP bill written by Texan U.S. Rep. Steve Stockman.   http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/07/10/gop-bill-proposes-defunding-schools-with-rules-against-imaginary-guns/ I wonder if the schools think Stockman's pointing a dangerous middle finger at them.

Texas has this cash cow program, too, along with an annual vehicle safety inspection.  At the time I lived there, it soaked everyone for about $35, unless you had a relatively new car.  You could practically depend upon getting hit for headlight alignments, gas cap seals or worn wiper blades and tires.  You had to get them fixed before the coveted sticker went onto your windshield.  I hate to see this coming here.

  Okay, now you're talking sense.  :pleased:

Aw, I would have told you not to trade........ :doh:

Given that we've been buying Rooskie arms and ammo to help support them for decades, the most cheerful word I can think of is "ironic."

Not for nuthin', but here's another source:    http://en.mchs.ru/news/item/434203/

A guy from Lubbock, TX called in to a talk show last week.  He said the area has thousands of illegals scraping for every job they can get.  Two things about this legislation concern the wetbacks the most:   (1)  There's an army of Mexicans just south of the Texas border just waiting for this bill to become law.  Instead of 300-400 crossing the border per day, they're worried that 3,000-4,000 will make the trip and flood the labor market, forcing their wages to plummet.   (2)  They don't want legal status.  If they get on the federal rolls, they'll have to pay taxes like other working schlubs.   It's not the illegals pushing this bill.  It's whoever will profit the most.

Heck, I was buying .40 ammo fixin's for a friend who was learning to reload with my equipment.  I had to borrow his Baby Eagle for a test gun.  I finally couldn't look myself in the mirror anymore and bought a Hi-Point 4095 carbine.   ;)