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Actually.. this is the best practice.. but the locked container other than the vehicle's glove compartment is a portion of a federal law, not NJ state law. What you are reading is the NJSP recommendation, which apparently is taken from the interstate transport law. Unloaded, and securely encased will suffice in NJ (not crossing state borders).

My point, although probably not very clear is that the side of the road is no place to demonstrate ownership. I own guns that were 100% legally obtained yet I have no paperwork for them. A firearms Purchaser ID does not prove possession. A pistol permit does if the serial numbers match but that really doesn't matter either. If you are transporting them in a legal fashion to a legal destination, you do not need to prove ownership. +1, even if the long guns were acquired in NJ, the COE would be the proof of ownership, with the bill of sale providing the backup.

Who advocated drinking and driving?

I was debating getting it at midnight.. but i figure id be up till like 5am then.. so tommorow at lunch it is!

She doesn't even need the FPID. The firearms purchaser ID Card is for purchase only. It has nothing to do with possession. Some ranges might have their own policy on shooters needing an FID card, but it is not the law. As a side note, You need either a FPID, a pistol purchase permit, or a Carry Permit to buy ammo in NJ however.

That woulda been sweet for me. I'd just have to give the daily $5 to my job and I'd get my normal pay.

Lego Cubicles?? Someone has WAY too much time on their hands. Not Lego's.. Cubes www.cubefigures.com and they were a gift from my mother :-P

Yes, the Firearms Purchaser ID Card has nothing to do with Possession of Firearms, only purchase.

It just seems like setting it up the way they do might not be the best use of the tax payer's funds. These guys are all brought in, presumably on OT, and they have to get the road dept involved off standard hours, and they roll out the mobile command center and dedicate so much time and money to it. While the rest of the town still needs coverage as well. In my own opinion.. the money would be better spent putting more cops on the road (to also help with other crimes and medical calls, and everything else they do), and giving them more advanced training on how to catch drunk drivers. Kind of like the grant they got to have an "undercover" cop (PO in jeans and a t shirt with a fluorescent vest) try and walk out in front of traffic. While the uniformed guy waits to hand out tickets to drivers who fail to yeild... more cops on the street.. and they could give out these tickets in their normal course of duty.. But that's just my opinion, and BTW.. I'm not anti-cop.

I had a KFC $5 Fillup box for lunch today. 3 Piece Crispy Strip, small fries, biscuit, and a medium Dr pepper. It was delicious. They didn't fuck it up like normal.

nice! is that your preferred round?

I was told by a lawyer, on a somewhat related issue, that if the State or Local Police want to talk to you. They will call you on the phone and/or send you a certified letter before they even think about kicking in your doors. They know who/where you are because you filled out all the paperwork. If you think about it.. it makes sense.. because it would be much safer for the Police to have you come to them rather than the other way around.. especially if you are suspected of having lots of illegal weapons.

So why isn't he hunting with a beat up rusty mosin-nagant?

The water seems even more blue than the Caribbean!

Jager is the devil's drink! :puke-huge: Stay away Then call me the devil, nothing beats a captain and coke with some shots of Jager. Luckily this only happens once a year on new years eve, but boy is it supposedly an interesting time for everyone around me ut-oh.. looks like im going to matt's new years party..

Thank the lord! I thought my grandmother and I were the only one's who like a whole sleeve of crackers in a bowl of soup Are we long lost brothers? :shock: Darn servers always think "A whole lot of crackers, please?" means 4 packets.. sheesh.. I'll even pay for them if that's the issue.. let the man enjoy his soup! It had been Atillio's a little local place here on the boarder between Aberdeen and Laurence Harbor, but recently.. I've been turned on to Dennio's pizza place (http://www.deninospizzaplace.com/) which is conveniently located right next door to the Aberdeen diner . It's the same family as THE Dennio's from the Island. One of the son's started his own place in Jersey. Large pie, with sausage. The crispy crust can't be beat. I normally hate stuff from the island.. but Dennio's pizza and Tinyboy are A-OK in my book. Denino's is considered the best in the world for pizza, and thats not a joke The place in Jersey is great, but the place on the island is another level, seriously My Coworker who is from the island likes brother's Sicilian pie better. I've had brothers from the island.. and it is good.. but i like Dennio's better. I'm def going to have to try the original now.

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Thank the lord! I thought my grandmother and I were the only one's who like a whole sleeve of crackers in a bowl of soup Are we long lost brothers? :shock: Darn servers always think "A whole lot of crackers, please?" means 4 packets.. sheesh.. I'll even pay for them if that's the issue.. let the man enjoy his soup! It had been Atillio's a little local place here on the boarder between Aberdeen and Laurence Harbor, but recently.. I've been turned on to Dennio's pizza place (http://www.deninospizzaplace.com/) which is conveniently located right next door to the Aberdeen diner . It's the same family as THE Dennio's from the Island. One of the son's started his own place in Jersey. Large pie, with sausage. The crispy crust can't be beat. I normally hate stuff from the island.. but Dennio's pizza and Tinyboy are A-OK in my book.

ehh.. not into pork fat so much.. lol

The Edison Diner has some custom made ones.. it's like a Victorian picture. Sorry I don't have a picture of just the place mat. (Yes, I like more crackers than soup in my soup to crackers ratio) Menlo Park (peak at placemat) And.. for the cheese on bun issue, i've dug these out of the archive: Peterpank Villagehouse/Yellow Rose Edison Diner And, since I'm in the archive, Harold's in Edison: Half a sandwich

FiOS no question. We dropped Cablevision as soon as FiOS came to our area. We were the first in our little sub-development to get it installed. They couldn't pay us to go back. Two complaints. 1. Sales people are not Verizon employee's.. so they will prolly mess up your order. But one call to the customer service number got it right and they gave us some free channels to make up for it. 2. The actiontec router is pretty much a piece of crap. The NAT table is very small, so you can lock it up by overloading the table with bit torrent very easily. You simply can't just switch out the router because the Cable Boxes get their guide information from the router. There are some work around's for this posted on the web, but it can get complex if your not an IT guy, and you need a decent router(real router) to add to the mix. I decided to hold off on doing it because it's my parent's service and of course it will go down when I'm not home. I've been wanting to go take the cover off the ONT and try to plug directly into the CAT5 jack :-P

Did you eat it? :shock: nah.. lol.. my friend started taking the feathers off, then smelled it, and it was rotting..

It's either the plain white ones, or the ones with ads for the gallery motel and dog crap removal services :-P I eat out way too much..