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  1. The dots are markings for drop and windage.
  2. The link you posted brings you to a mil dot scope, is that the reticle you have? This may help explain it a bit.
  3. 6.5" of rain here in Hopewell Township, Mercer County. We had a power surge Saturday evening that caused our sump pump to blow out after 17 years (2 rebuilds). I spent the rest of the night bucket bailing the pit out, but it overflowed anyway. We sent out the Bat signal to the 'hood and got some temporary pumps working. Called the emergency plumber eventually and he installed a new pump. Thankfully, we sustained minimal damage, having gone through a catastrophic flood event about 10 years ago. We did get lazy and had stuff directly on the floor. I expect to get a dumpster in the coming weeks. My wife woke me up Sunday morning with the news that one of our neighbors (single-ish widow of a former trooper) had her sump pump start acting up and water was coming into her basement. I scrubbed my teeth, got dressed, hopped in the truck and ran over there with my borrowed pumps. We got those going and started diagnosing her pump's issues. Turns out that her discharge pipe, which goes to the curb, was under pressure from that which was flowing (curb high) in the street. The pump kept running 100% of the time and crapped out. Thankfully, her brother-in-law had a spare and brought that over. We installed it and after a trip to Home Depot, got her back to 100%. Advil and Jack are currently being used to treat my pains. I'm not used to walking up and down the stairs so frequently. I live in a ranch house for a reason. And, uncharacteristically for me, I have (temporary) faith in humanity. My neighbors really stepped up and lent a hand and tools to help us. I usually am the one doing the helping, so this was a new experience.
  4. I tend to ignore forecasts and instead monitor the radar. You can still have storms pop up, but it's been the most accurate way for me to get an idea of what's going to happen in the next 30 mins or so.
  5. 1 point
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  6. For the first year we were married, I thought Mrs. Tex didn’t fart….. After 21 years of marriage, I wish I could go back to those days!
  7. HOLY CRAP! Delaware County said about two weeks for me to get an approval letter in the mail. They approved me and mailed the letter in one day! I got it today! I can now carry in NJ, PA and DE without any bullshit! Tomorrow, I'll probably get run over by a bus or stuck by lightning!
  8. Holy hell, just seen in TEXAS! At least Texans know it’s called Pork Roll.
  9. I think this is why they want you to "call before you dig"...
  10. Ayers Body & Towing on (what was!) Route 46 in Knowlton.

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