JackDaWack

yeah i was wondering the same thing about where the race issue came into play, i missed that.

I could very well be wrong, but im 99.9% sure that a hunting license does not allow you to purchase long guns...that is what an FID is for.

I dont have much sympathy here, he shot an unarmed robber... ok, came back a minute later and shot him 5 more times while he was bleeding on the ground to finish him off....not ok. Did u guys read the whole article?

This guy has an entire youtube series. http://www.youtube.com/user/FPSRussia#p/u/25/dPZnRZt0iFY NWS http://www.youtube.com/user/FPSRussia#p/u/31/YXONItsEU7E

wow, that's pretty interesting... at least they gave you something to kinda work with, still stupid.

I was just reading up on this... PEX does not leech, nor does any other plastic piping... Many of the studies were done under advisement from copper companies...believe it or not and the results were heavily skewed. It seemed that these plastic pipes pvc pex and alike were absorbing lead and then releasing it.. PEX and pvc are plastic and dont contain lead or anything else that leeches into water on a significant level. Plastic pipes do however contain chemicals that are released from sunlight in the form of gas, which should not be an issue in a house.

VJF thats retarded.... i cant believe they would take a pocket knife from a Lowe's employee, a job that actually may require you to possible use it. I agree with the vagueness of the terms, but again they do it so there is no room for argument, and what they say goes... I would laugh if my boss told me i couldn't carry my knife on me at work, i use it at least once an hour to open something for customers. Not even sure how i would go about a situation like that, how do u work at a hardware store with out a knife on you? what do u use to open things? your teeth? oh wait teeth can be a deadly weapon...lolz

A hunting license doesn't permit you to buy a firearm, only hunt. Although, if you have taken and passes the hunting exam, you should be able to acquire another license without taking the exam again.

+1 on a garden, you will have the time to develop a green thumb if you work at it too. NJ is great for growing all sorts of good stuff.

No one deserves to die, some people just don't deserve to live.

I understand completely what your saying, but there is no resolution to burglaries, or at least a cut and paste solution. If the store was constantly being hit by robbers i could possibly see where no action would be an issue, clearly something is wrong if a store gets hit once a month and nothing is done. Having a store get hit once every 4 years on the other hand doesn't necessarily warrant an issue. If the store gets hit in the a.m. hours then could correlate robberies with after hours and shut the store down, then the employees would be pissed they lost their night jobs... If a store cannot control the main factor of the complaint how can you hold them liable? The main thing here is whether or not a complaint is justified, if a store gets robbed once every 4 years is a compliant about security valid? If you work night shifts is it valid to complain about the inherit dangers that come with working night shifts?

I agree, the second the insurance company finds out the injury was related to an assault they will be going after the kid and his parents. If for instance you didnt have the police involved and claimed the injury as accident, then they wouldn't even know. I'm all for accountability, not necessarily sue sue sue. My concern would be that the kid actually learns something from this and not just a 2 week no tv punishment. Kids who exhibit this kind of behavior at age 8, unless addressed, seem to only get worse.

Personally, that's a little pricey for what your getting... If your really into the markings of the rifle i guess it's worth it.. i like the zombie edition too, but i would rather spend the money on something more useful. You could get a much better rifle for 1200 bucks IMO, but at the end of the day if your happy then its worth it.

Thank you for your contribution to this thread... I agree vlad, being alive and unemployed is far better then anything else that could have resulted from that situation.

At which point do stores have to have private security? Places like best buy have in house security who follow store policy.If a store gets hit every 4 years can a they argue that security isn't necessary? Inherent dangers come with working night shifts, just like working at gas stations at night and so on who have no security, by Pete's standards they could all claim hazardous working conditions, but are these conditions actually part of the job?

I still think its a stretch, a guard would just be another employee who cannot do anything who must follow the same policies... I'm not sure what the security shortcomings are but a guard is not a solution to burglaries. Add the fact that burglaries cannot be controlled by an employer, no matter how much security is put in place. A company can however control who they hire and fire and respectable behavior in a work environment.

The manikin go bye bye..

I think it was best buy, something involving a laptop?

I think most people would agree with this, i dont think the policy is right, unfortunately the way companies get sued these days because people think they can make a quick buck forces them into these positions. People will sue for almost anything, even if they slip on a wet floor with a sign that clearly states floor is wet. We live in an F'ed up place where people cannot recognize intent and logistics. People only care about themselves and in turn companies need to protect themselves.

WElcome from a fellow Begen county resident...FYI don't bother with carry permits here in the PR of NJ, unless you got a judge in your pocket.

Headshots don't leave a nice splatter mark on the walls anymore.. Infinity ward FTW.. the other developers arent as good such as treyarch and activision. Unless infinity ward makes another one we will never see COD gameplay as good as MW and MW2, and they basically said they arent going to which makes me sad.

My 360 runs on the DMZ host, and its probably the easiest option if available. My verizon router automatically open the ports for xbox, but it keeps the nat setting moderate, the only way to do it is to enable the dmz host find the IP adress for the console and just type it in... much easier then trying to deal with ports and nat settings.

This is a very mute point, if you don't like or even know the policies of the company your working for.. then u shouldn't be working for them, or act surprised when u get fired for breaking company policy.. Every company has a contract and handbook which you agree upon, if you dont read it then you cant blame the company. Company policy is not law, you will not go to jail for breaking it but u will probably be fired. This in fact happens all the time and it's in the news quite a bit. If companies didn't tell there employees that they cannot do this, then they would be held liable for any damages caught in the gun fire. A drawer full of money is nothing compared to a multi-million dollar lawsuit from a customer who gets shot by an employee, or an empoyee getting shot because he tried to do the right thing. Companies have and will always watch there own assess... Company policies makes the employees responsible for their own actions. If you could explain this suing for hostile workplace infraction? I'm a bit confused how this would even apply since a company can only enforce policy on its employees.

"This office only charges people with offenses that we think we can prosecute," Jamerson said in an interview with FoxNews.com. "We just don't willy-nilly charge a person with a crime as retaliation for an incident." lolz.... could have fooled me!! Shouldn't it read.. this office only charges people who break the law...