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How about we teach that whoever you are you need to respect the law and do as they say, especially if you just robbed a store and favor illegal drugs. What's the deal with all the interviews with not-ready-for-primetime Carson anyway?

Lebanon Gun Shop sent their BF email flyer out today. Always good deals from them.

Repeating myself again but I can't help but mention Kroger's Private Selection in English Toffee Caramel. Doggone that stuff is addictive.

I'm on there right now and usually everyday. I have problems but not with CL.

HA! Wait, we better stop right here before we are all declared racists.

Sorry and I know how you feel. I had a bike stolen out of the back on my truck in East Nash. in no less than 5mins time.   Might watch CL too, most of the guys are pretty stupid.   What area of town are you in?

615-867-6789 is what I have, not sure what the web contact is.

Maybe a better question is, who on here is going to watch the King lay down the law?   Never have sat through his dribble and won't start now.   It's not intended for Americans to hear it anyway.         .

Here's a good shopping/buying source if you haven't found them yet, http://www.pyramidair.com Been thinking about a pistol to practice with in the garage.

https://www.facebook.com/NorthsideGunShop   visit NorthsideGunShop  :up: 

http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/2014/11/18/darren-wilson-supporters-crowdfund-pantsupdontloot-ferguson-billboard/   https://twitter.com/hashtag/PantsUPDontLOOT?src=hash   Don Alexander of Brentwood, Tenn., raised the over $3,000 to place the billboard in the Ferguson area amid months of racial tensions vandalism from riots following the Aug. 9 shooting death of unarmed teenager Michael Brown.   :up:    :usa:

Sent my renewal off two weeks ago and got my temporary "letter" yesterday. Quicker than I thought. Will see when how fast they are with the hard copy.

Don't know about Daniels but Carey's mouthing off on politics and gun rights has put him on my sh!t list. Never cared much for his humor anyway.

http://weaselzippers.us/205308-la-wal-mart-strike/ The unions are coordinating today with a group called “For Respect” to achieve what they call an historic event. The first ever sit-in at a Wal*Mart store by employees.   Sadly the “sit in” is more like a “bore in” with less than a dozen employees actually participating. I wish they would try this on Black Friday.  I got a BF deal at Lebanon Gun Shop once, there was about 5 of us at the door when they opened. The 2nd one I ever got was an ammo deal at Dicks. Left work at 6am got there about 630am and oddly there wasn't a crowd there.  I don't have to have anything where I have to fight the crowds, it just ain't worth it to me. Online buying is the best option for catching deals for me.

I've had this issue a few times and only on this forum. Using an Apple desktop.   I will quote someone, as I begin to type my font is different and I'm unable to change it. I also cannot make a new paragraph. Then when I reply my post is blank. I noticed on tapatalk that my blank post will have "no content available" instead of being blank when I'm on my desktop. I haven't had this problem on tapatalk. IF I edit that blank post I sometimes can change it and sometimes not, the reason for some blank posts of mine.    Doesn't happen all the time and looks like there is nothing that I'm doing that would make difference. The only issue I've had with my desktop recently has been a dropping wifi connection and the dreaded pinwheel.   Intend to upgrade my current router and modem with one newer than 10yrs old but have no idea IF that could cause this issue.

WALMART IS ONE PLACE I WILL NOT BE AT.

I know what you mean. To curb my cravings I only buy it on sale and never do the Kroger buy 10 for so in so price. I also evaluate my calorie intake before adding to it and do a month-on-month off routine with that guilty pleasure. I came up with that one from my old workout routines. Due to back problems my weight lifting days are over but ride a bike now and then.

Junk food IMO is fast food like McDonalds, anything fried, candy or rather basically refined sugar in it contents. Bread. Too many pizzas and too much cheese. Everything in moderation but drastically reduce sugar and bread. As far as meals. You don't have to eat breakfast stuff for breakfast. I've had salmon and rice, tuna or canned salmon wraps with a bit of cheese and hot sauce for breakfast. Eggs are good but to much trouble for me. Oatmeal is quick, throw raisins or some type of fruit in with it. Yogurts good but watch the sugar. Make your meals smaller and more often. Those steam bags with veggies and rice are good. I don't eat red meat but a lot of salmon, tuna and little chicken. Kroger has a family bag of "wild caught" salmon individually wrapped for $10bucks. Pan cook it in olive oil or bald it while your steaming veggies or rice in the mic. (Quinoa is actually better than rice but a little more trouble to cook.) Apple and peanut butter is a good snack. Salads with grapes, pineapple, carrots and oranges is my lunch usually. I'm surprised how long it holds me. All that fiber I guess. I seldom eat big at supper and sometimes just have a tuna wrap or salsa and chips before 7pm for supper. Sometimes an just apple. When we go out we usually eat half and take the rest home. One of our favorites is Tazikis, excellent salmon meals. Zaxbys grilled chicken salads are good. No or little dressing. Something my wife does is a full blown gluten free natural diet, but its not a diet per say because it just her eating habits. This helps me eat better but basically its good eating habits and breaking old ones. Try to eat natural raw foods as much as you can and less processed. Something else, get a physical with a total blood work up done including thyroid check. Do this and other recommendations above and you'll have no regrets eating ice cream every now and then.

Speaking of ice creme, Kroger's Private Selection "English Toffee Caramel" is some awesome stuff. Just don't eat before going to bed.

I'm not aware of how much tactical training is available in the Nashville area but offering training, having rifle lanes and a gun shop sounds good to me. Having a range on that side of town can only help promote firearm awareness and encourage more folks to use it. As far as prices goes, who doesn't shop around anyway? Big plus for that area IMO. Add to it that a Beretta plant will be in Gallatin, Tennessee may end up being the most gun friendly state in the Mid-South [emoji2]

Yeah, this week it's cameras. I can always find a problem with a picture I've taken. I've had plenty of point and shoots and currently have a $300 dollar Lumix that I'm not satisfied with. So for the past 4weeks I've been shopping for DSLR's. My past experience with SLR film cameras has been positive but for some reason I never got a DSLR.    Same thing with other items, guns, car accessories, motorcycle stuff even flannel shirts but as I get older my patience and spending control has not been as impulsive. Matter of fact, just now I was almost relived that a Craigslist deal, that was a too good to pass up, had just been sold.   Yea, I have G.A.S. and the secret concerning our significant others is to not let them know. Mine is not that observant anymore but I'm not going through trucks and motorcycles like I used to either.  B) 

Going off-topic here to take you back to even more happier days.  :usa:    http://youtu.be/n6mbW-jMtrY

Good grief, you guys aren't on their email lists? [emoji12]

Suffered allergies most of my life, had the surgery got the t-shirt. Surgery helped but made my sinus headaches worse. Ragweed, elm, cedar and mold use to put me down with infections. The surgery was 20 yrs ago. Did the shots too. THE biggest change and improvement with my allergy symptoms was curing my snoring. After the routine examinations including sleep studies I ended up at my Dentist. He made me a dental appliance that positions my lower jaw forward opening up my airway when I sleep. This cure for my snoring also greatly improve my allergic symptoms. For the first time in years my sinuses are clear in the mornings. I seldom have to use medication anymore. May be worth a try. Good luck. I might as well add that my diet also changed in the past 20 yrs. my wife is full blown gluten, dairy and sugar free. As a result I'm eating more natural stuff but not like her. Also noticed that eating nuts, unless dry roasted made me allergic. For a long time Mucinex seemed to help the best along with nasal sprays but after too many nose bleeds and other reactions I gave them up. Not long after that the wife bugged me about my snoring.