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GoNRA

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  1. Late welcome to the forum.
  2. Welcome Silent
  3. Welcome Sir
  4. GoNRA replied to BobInNJ's topic in Introductions
    Welcome to the forum bob
  5. Maybe i'll lookup how far away that is, I wouldn't mind tagging along if it's not a problem. I get out of work at 8am, and pretty much dont have any hunting gear yet. I just want to see what it's like, the whole experience of it all. I'll see tomorrow and get back to ya if I can remember, lmfao (bad memory)
  6. considering he was being told to hold the gun tight, seems he was a first time shooter or someone new to it. Probably his friends gun.
  7. They voted down the public question to legalize marijuana under state law in California right? I'm pretty sure I heard this on the news but maybe someone can verify.
  8. passive and active radar jamming articles on this page, might wanna check them out. http://www.radarbusters.com/producttestintroarticle.cfm From article: Costly Radar Jammer problems · You could be fined thousands of dollars, you could be jailed and/or be placed on federal probation. It is a federal felony to possess, operate or sell these jammers. Because of this, Radar Roy does NOT offer the Scorpion radar jammer for sale.
  9. yeah plus they've already added P.E. with Sex Ed, and Drivers Ed, well when I was going to school anyway.
  10. why not teach about guns in school? Like a gun safety class, I think it could prove better if kids actually knew the harm a gun can cause, and were also taught how to properly handle them if they should come across one. Instead of being totally oblivious to the safe operation and laws of guns in New Jersey. Is it not common sense that people who shoot themselves or accidental mishandling of firearms (kid finds gun, kid shows off gun, friend gets shot) are due to the lack of knowledge on the safe operations and handling of firearms? i'd be interested in seeing a pilot program.
  11. Need to get all my hunting licenses and courses, seems like a lot of work the first time around. But I will tag along just to get the jist of things, just send me an IM to the forum mail thingy cause I usually only check a few of the main topics when I login and often other topics slip by me. The earlier someone can put a trip together the better, best days for me are thursday's or friday's as im off of work. I might bring along my cousin also, he may be interested in it too. The earlier I know the better so I can make sure im ready to go and everything is kinda setup in advance.
  12. Wrong section again, wanted to put under Hunting section.
  13. Figured I would put this together, cause as the time goes by my interest in taking up hunting is increasing. Various Hunting & Fishing Forms: http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/forms.htm Hunter Education Study Guide: http://www.hunterexam.com/usa/newjersey/ Hunter Education Course: http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/hunted.htm After Completion of Online course, Hunter Field Safety Day: http://www.hunterexam.com/usa/newjersey/fieldDayInfo.aspx License Information: http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/hntlicfe.htm Permit Availability: https://www3.wildlifelicense.com/nj/ALS/unit_report.php Deer hunting zone map: http://www.njfishandwildlife.com/pdf/2008/dighnt48-49.pdf Google Earth (Deer Hunting Zone Maps): http://www.freemapsource.com/NJDEERZONES.html
  14. did take some time getting used to, but now that im used to it, I like it more.
  15. yeah but these days you should know better.
  16. how stupid do you have to be to do this, honestly? your gonna bring a gun to school (probably to show it off) are you an idiot?
  17. I know some of them flick it on at the last minute.
  18. There asking on 101.5 anyone who is not voting to call in. So if your not voting and would like to discuss as to why your not voting would be pretty entertaining to hear on the radio, lmfao.
  19. I was number 57 in district 30 voting for congressional district 4, the poll taker said that's real good considering how early it is.
  20. I will also be voting today, polls are supposedly open till 8:00 pm
  21. They should do a test with 2 monkey's, put two in seperate rooms with unlimited amount of alcohol and unlimited amount of heroin and see which one dies first.
  22. I want to get the service grade for 595.00, as I plan on taking it to the range.
  23. Source: http://www.foxnews.com/health/2010/11/01/drug-experts-say-alcohol-worse-crack-heroin-1148653343/ Drug Experts Say Alcohol Worse Than Crack or Heroin Alcohol is a more dangerous drug than both crack and heroin when the combined harms to the user and to others are assessed, British scientists said Monday. Presenting a new scale of drug harm that rates the damage to users themselves and to wider society, the scientists rated alcohol the most harmful overall and almost three times as harmful as cocaine or tobacco. According to the scale, devised by a group of scientists including Britain's Independent Scientific Committee on Drugs (ISCD) and an expert adviser to the European Monitoring Center for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA), heroin and crack cocaine rank as the second and third most harmful drugs. Ecstasy is only an eighth as harmful as alcohol, according to the scientists' analysis. Professor David Nutt, chairman of the ISCD, whose work was published in the Lancet medical journal, said the findings showed that "aggressively targeting alcohol harms is a valid and necessary public health strategy." He said they also showed that current drug classification systems had little relation to the evidence of harm. Alcohol and tobacco are legal for adults in Britain and many other countries, while drugs such as ecstasy and cannabis and LSD are often illegal and carry the threat of prison sentences. "It is intriguing to note that the two legal drugs assessed -- alcohol and tobacco -- score in the upper segment of the ranking scale, indicating that legal drugs cause at least as much harm as do illegal substances," Nutt, who was formerly head of the influential British Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs (ACMD), said in a statement about the study. Nutt was forced to quit the ACMD a year ago after publicly criticizing ministers for ignoring scientific advice suggesting cannabis was less harmful than alcohol. The World Health Organization estimates that risks linked to alcohol cause 2.5 million deaths a year from heart and liver disease, road accidents, suicides and cancer -- accounting for 3.8 percent of all deaths. It is the third leading risk factor for premature death and disabilities worldwide. In an effort to offer a guide to policy makers in health, policing, and social care, Nutt's team rated drugs using a technique called multicriteria decision analysis (MCDA) which assessed damage according to nine criteria on harm to the user and seven criteria on harm to others. Harms to the user included things such as drug-specific or drug-related death, damage to health, drug dependence and loss of relationships, while harms to others included crime, environmental damage, family conflict, international damage, economic cost, and damage to community cohesion. Drugs were then scored out of 100, with 100 given to the most harmful drug and zero indicating no harm at all. The scientists found alcohol was most harmful, with a score of 72, followed by heroin with 55 and crack with 54. Among some of the other drugs assessed were crystal meth (33), cocaine (27), tobacco (26), amphetamine or speed (23), cannabis (20), benzodiazepines, such as Valium (15), ketamine (15), methadone (14), mephedrone (13), ecstasy (9), anabolic steroids (9), LSD (7) and magic mushrooms (5).
  24. I dunno about aliens, but 2012 will be here shortly.
  25. Are these anything to worry about, is the earth decaying?

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