virpacalis

I'm a fan of all quick cars, foreign and domestic, old and new. If they're beautiful, all the better. My boring VW Golf R can handle the twisties even on wet and snowy days, haul my fishing and biking gear, get 25+ mpg, and trap around 115 mph all day long. Super reliable, I'm good. If I had stupid money, I'd have a fine, 60s era Cobra replica, a Cayenne Turbo S, and my VW for keeping things under the radar. Okay, I'd kinda like an '87 GNX too.

Nordic Track got our money. It too is quiet and heavy duty, 1st year's subscription was free. That it mechanically changes incline and decline in synch with global routes is pretty cool too.

There are far more annoying aspects to gun ownership in NJ.

As an aside, I plan to keep my 15 rounders legally out of state until Jersey rules change or I move to a better state.

Ka-Bar Kukri Machete

Trainers, pro or otherwise, who have proven experience changing dogs' behaviors, are worth considering. There are effective trainers at K9 Basics in Marlton too.

I ordered from them about a month ago. No glitches at all getting a bunch of just-in-case 10 rd. magazines.

Current and favorite: '17 VW Golf R (DSG): utilitarian and refined wolf in sheep's clothing. Worst owned: '59 F100: POS.

Paint balls at the ready for those that encroach.

LMAO

I have four outside too. More than a month with full life showing for the batteries. Their completely wireless design is necessary where they're mounted.

My two cents: Watch out for contract lengths and costs with companies like Guardian and ADT. While having a touch pad near a main entrance is normal, I'd make sure to have another in/near my bedroom.

I fish from boats regularly. In warm weather I wear a pair of white Crocs -- yes, they're dorky, but they're very comfortable all day and I can hose them off when I'm done. In cool/cold weather I opt for my Marlin deck boots -- again very comfortable, surprisingly light, and completely fit to be hosed off when I'm done. My two cents.

If the home has sentimental value, so be it. Otherwise, there are very many sound reasons to choose another state.

Now their Facebook page is gone an their company page on the web bears a clear new message.

Indeed recent posts there and on their own Facebook page are telling of how things are now.

Wow. Things change. Caveat emptor.

The change seems very recent and very significant.

For those who like to purchase from online vendors, it seems noteworthy that the Better Business Bureau has changed its expressed position on Rockwell Arms.

Sig P239 SAS

Benchmade 940

IMO, a new EcoBoost 'Stang, with its upgrades in refinement and handling, is a great bang-for-the-buck option that looks cool too. I'd also spring at least for a downpipe and custom tune.

What a pisser -- even though I too can use my AARP card, these clowns keep adding extra surcharges to my purchases.

Two years ago I tried xfinity, my internet provider, to save a few bucks, but quickly and gladly returned to DIRECTV for its picture quality and user interface. Only during the very worst of storms do I have trouble viewing or recording shows.

Perhaps a few Sig options are worth trying.