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The one they set up in Old Bridge on Rt 35/Laurence Harbor usually late (12 midnight-ish) on Friday or Saturday is set up around a curve and it's on the highway, so that there is no way to turn around without making it obvious and then driving on the wrong side of the road. I've been out and about around it, and they seem to set it up pretty quickly and take it down pretty quickly as well.. and from what I read in the paper, it seems to have a pretty high rate of catching DWI's. My friend was an idiot and got caught there. I went through it once, but I of course wasn't drinking, just tired. The officers were polite and courteous.. so I can't complain. And it's at midnight, so it really doesn't hold up traffic. The one they set up during weekdays in Sayerville on 35 southbound is retarted. It's one PO, I guess he's checking Seat Belt's and inspections.. backs up traffic for miles.

Yes. Lot's of diners do it that way, i kinda like it better that way. No, Aberdeen diner.

got nuttin.. except mud on my pants and poked by thorns :-P

cool.. at least you got something! Last week all we found was an already dead hen.

I've only been there once for my hunters safety class. They do have benches. No target holders. Yes, 1 person in your party needs a hunting license.

I may be wrong, but I think you have to be far enough out to be in international waters. The hunting laws would not have anything to do with the criminal laws of discharging firearms. On the hunting laws side, From everything I've read, it's illegal to just start target shooting while "hunting"

Look on gunbroker.. there are routinely older model bolt action .22's in NJ for $100 - $200 Either that.. or buy a 10/22..

Millions of two year olds don't seem to have a problem with it. That is when the brain is most receptive to new ideas and languages. They learn by observing and practicing. Once you get a little older, it becomes much harder to learn new languages.

Unless you have direct knowledge, you don;'t have much creditability. unfortunately, I have direct knowledge and I can tell you there are no warning signs in some cases. Most of the time, the ones who do it on the first try don't show any signs. The people who have mental illnesses and are in the "system" generally want help, but it's a long hard journey and is easy to fall off the track again. Especially if you don't have private insurance. Some of this state's mental help facilities are probably worse than going to real jail.

Ted's has the best cheese steak this side of the red bank bridge.

BTW.. supposedly.. Uncle Philly's Cheese steaks in Matawan has just opened. Its like 10 minutes from your Old Bridge Car Wash. Ok, so the lowdown on the cheese steaks from uncle phillys is "ehh". It was more like a hot roast beef sandwich rather than a cheese steak. Fries were kinda greasy. I'd go back to try the Itailian Hotdog and the Sausage Sandwich.. but will pass on the cheese steak.

I forgot how soon it actually gets dark. Now I can't double check my shotgun for tommorow Hope it works..

will be even more desolate now that winter is coming.

Try the Mexican Aguila, very good ammo. They also make the 22 CB that have no gun powder (no noise) only good for bolt action. or revolvers

alright.. plan is to go tomorrow after lunch.. (knock off from work early).. wish me luck.

I find that even with the scheduled competitions, there is plenty of time to shoot casually. And there is usually at least one range open to shoot even during the competition.

Nah.. that $150 always just falls out of my pocket on something stupid.

I gotta hurry up and get my CCW :-P

A man after my own heart! NJGF CCW Cheesesteak trip? BTW.. supposedly.. Uncle Philly's Cheese steaks in Matawan has just opened. Its like 10 minutes from your Old Bridge Car Wash. Harolds Chicken and grill (almost like directly across the street from you) has advertised a 1 pound cheesesteak for sometime. I tried it.. and it's OK.. but not with Ted's 10 minutes away and Willy's in Red Bank. His fried Chicken did Look delicious though. And his Steak fries were divine!

No Mustard.. that's cheese :-P I'm a simple guy. I don't like all that junk on my burgers. Just onions, and maybe a little lettuce if I'm feeling healthy

OK, after much deliberation and consideration, I took the easy way out, and I'm sad to report that I believe this is my first FAIL post. BK - Double Whopper with Cheese, onions, and Facon. Onion Rings, Dr Pepper, and a Hershey's sundae Pie. The only things that where good were the Dr Pepper and the Pie. If I had it to do all over again, I would avoid. :snooty:

Maybe you are missing my point as well.. or, maybe we are talking about the same thing. we are both on the same team here so it's no sense getting heated about it. :angry-extinguishflame: Maybe some Casa De Tortilla can settle the difference :banana-rainbow: :banana-rainbow: :banana-rainbow: Ugh.. I always try to stay out of heated discussions on gun forums

Your free to look back through my quotes, but I don't recall EVER advocating being a dickhead to LEO's. I'm not anti-cop nor am I pro-cop. They do an important job just like everyone else. However.. I do take issue with police who are either ill-informed about NJ laws.. or are told to enforce laws that don't exist. I understand it's not always the fault of the officer, but if the law is the law, then there should be no question about it. If you went to McDonalds and your order was wrong, there is no reason to be a dickhead about it. But you could be sure that I would ask to have it corrected.

:shifty: Your kidding right? :shifty: Equating what the Jews had to go through and this situation here is ridiculous at best. As an example.... You think it would be OK say, do the following: Post this event, he should take all his guns outside in the yard..field strip and clean them all....brag to neighbors how much ammo he has...talk about how many pounds of powder he has stored...let along the thousands of primers... All pompous and boisterous... Then be all puffed up when the cops come and ask him questions and be brazen and do the warrant speech.... Your going completely the opposite way now. I'm saying as firearms owners, there is no reason why we MUST be forced into hiding. Out of sight, out of mind for the general public, and our rights and freedoms are taken away step by step (as they obviously are right now). If you want to hide, then go right ahead, but telling other people they should too is ridiculous. This is somewhat related.. I have 3 or 4 "right wing" stickers on my truck. (1 against the stimulus package, 1 that says "I'll keep my money, my guns, and my freedom. You keep the change". And another that is the No Corzine sticker). At first I was hesitant about putting them on for fear of retailiation. I even scraped one off before parking my truck in an Atlantic City Casino. But I finally put more on. To date, I have not had one negative comment about them. In fact, I've had countless positive experiences about them. I've had people speed up to me on the parkway and honk and hang out their windows telling me how much they are on the same side. Pull up to me at lights and start up a conversation, etc. Well.. if we are all on the same side, where the hell are your stickers? My dad also has stickers on his truck and has reported similar experiences. He's also had people honk at him and hold up their stickers (Which were INSIDE the car.. for no-one to see). We are all here, we just are all in hiding. How the hell are we going to get anything done if we don't even know who each other are.