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The Yellow Rose Diner is in Keyport

I don't doubt this, but would seem to smack right across freedom from unreasonable search and seizure. How does a person who moved to NJ with other-state purchased guns, say bought legally without papers, or received as a gift from a passed-on relative? How does one prove ownership, and does that mean the state can simply confiscate, then keep or destroy people's guns who simply can't "prove" what was stolen from them, was theirs? I don't know if Maks would comment on this but I feel a sense of soviet-ness about the whole thing. It disgusts me. unclenunzie It's pretty much the same as any other stolen property, iirc. If you don't have a receipt for your stolen toaster, how do you prove it's yours?

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We have to go to Mallard and then the hot dog truck on 32 under the NJTP. Best chilli dogs I have ever had. This one? http://www.thegourmetchilidog.com/vendo ... 32_01.html

White Rose is still there.. I never actually went in though...

New England Hot Dog is hit or miss, but way better than Sonic. Tido's in New Brumfus used to be awesome till they jumped in the toilet. I'd rather have a big-bite from 7-11 than a Tido's Dog Now. Geenie's Weenies on 22 is alright. The chili is a little bland, but its not too bad. They flat top their dogs, their fries are the double crisp kind. Big D's World Famous Chili dogs looks promising. I haven't brought myself to go try it yet though. Maybe tomorrow... I've been wanting to take the trip to Rutt's for quite some time now. I just don't think I'll be trying the yellow stuff :-X

I was going to say I thought there was something on the books which prevents interruption of lawful taking of game. In PA, you aren't even allowed to be in the State Game Lands during hunting season without appropriate orange on. I don't suppose there's a similar law here.

That seems like it's kind of plausible.

Thats the biz....He cant pay retail or even close to retail. They generally try to triple what they pay for an item. Sometimes its a double, but sometimes its way more than 3X. Ive seen some people (not on the show, but in real life) offer an item for say $100 and they say.."well you can sell it for $125"...Its very difficult to run a business on that kind of margin, unless you are doing a huge volume. Exactly. What blows my mind though is how foolish some people are. They want cash NOW. If half of those people walked out of the store and into an auction house, they'd easily double their money, BUT they would have to wait... Then you have the other side of the equation where they find out what it's really worth, then want the retail price and are clueless as to how he makes the money, and make themselves look stupid on TV. I mean you gotta give him some room to make a profit. A few of those deals, it seems like he paid more than he wanted to because he's on TV.

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what game type do you guys play? I've been killed a few times by the double shoties.. but it's not that bad. Just cuz you are loosing doesn't mean the other guy is cheating.

I Believe it does. And dont laugh about the typewriter, we had our Complaint System go down a few weekends ago, and had to scramble to find a working typewriter to do criminal complaints..i found out we had ONE left in the entire department, and someone had to be called in to get it out of storage. Did it have ink?

Anything can be misconstrued as anything. You'll probably have to talk to less-informed people who tell you your rifle itself is illegal. If you want the extra confidence, buy a break that has been tested by the ATF and classified as a Muzzle Break only.

Chad, i just wanted to add as a point of clarification.. not all 590's come with Ghost Ring Sights, there like 6 or 8 different models. Mine has just a bead.

Yes, if the FFL in Texas was willing to accept the shipment from a non-licensee. It probably would have cost you $50-$60 to ship it though. A few pounds overnight with insurance gets expensive. You need to consider that, the FFL transfer route might actually be the same or cheaper. I believe you can also do 2nd day air. doesnt need to be overnight, but needs to be air? I'm not sure maks.

The first rule of negotiating is that generally, the first person to mention a number looses.

I'm pretty sure you don't have to tell them unless they ask or you want to tell them for some reason. It's just like having your Dewalt power saw in the backseat as long as you are legally in possession of the firearms and they are being transported properly.

Yes, if the FFL in Texas was willing to accept the shipment from a non-licensee. It probably would have cost you $50-$60 to ship it though. A few pounds overnight with insurance gets expensive. You need to consider that, the FFL transfer route might actually be the same or cheaper.

No. You have to make sure the receiver is an FFL when going across state lines. That's basically all the ATF says. The postal service rules say you can't ship a handgun unless you are a Licensee. UPS and Fedex have their own policies, this is not the Law. UPS and Fedex will let you ship handguns via overnight (which can get costly, so it might be worth it to have an FFL transfer it for you, plus you have the benefit of it being on his books, in case it ever comes back to you). Long Guns can go via Ground. They require you to go to a UPS Customer Counter, usually at a Hub. You cannot go to a UPS store, or Staples or anything like that. The other issue is that many FFL's will not accept a transfer from a private individual to make things easier. This is their own policy. Sometimes it is to eliminate headaches for themselves. If the seller didn't include a copy of his identification, then the receiving FFL has no way to verify it when he puts it on his books. Additionally, if there is a problem with the gun, or it has to be sent back to the seller; the seller then needs to find an additional FFL to transfer the gun back. It sounds a lot more complicated on paper than it really is.

I'm considering getting Netflix and watching some of the streaming stuff on the blue-ray player. Does anyone have it? The TV is LED 1080p 55". I have FiOS 25/15, I've read that the better connection you have, the better the quality of the encoding from Netflix. Does anyone have it and how is it?

Make sure you verify the FFL's number on the ATF EZ-Check Site or Call them. Only ship to the address on the license. And keep records of the transaction so you can prove you sold the gun if it ever comes back to you in an investigation, but other than that.. just make sure you get the money before you ship

I've never had a problem with my frazzled card that's been laminated two times over already.

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