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I think that rings a bell but I never took notice. Thanks. I think I figured they just did it once in a while and did not know the purpose. You are right, that's pretty cool nowadays. Which I guess is both happy and disappointing in different ways.

I had a cat with cancer and spent too much money trying to save it. But we love our pets and I at least wanted to give him a shot. Not drag it out to his deathbed. Hope your dog bounces back. If he operated it sounds like it was treatable, but I guess you know the details. Fingers crossed...

It's on sale at Walmart. 5 cents.

Taylor Ham. Only Commies say Pork Roll. We used that as a challenge question during the Cold War for you kiddies. "I love US! Go Go America! Red Socks to win Superbowl! Elanor Roosevelt hubba hubba! Pork roll!" That's enough out of you, Commie! BANG!!! I always carry so I guess it's not something I really make a choice about. I only CL'd once and I knew where the guy lived, it was suburban, and he was an engineer. He had his dog out just in case I guess. A goldie, LOL. Plus we can shoot dogs in PA anyway if they threaten you.

I let the wind blow them around until they end up in a giant pile in the corner of my fence. Then I open the gate for about 10 hours a night and over a week and they all blow into the neighbor's yard.

Anyone ever seen Newtonian and Al Roker in the same place at the same time?

There but for the Grace of God go we. It's every day, every single time. As HE alluded to, none of us are as perfect as we think we are. The best have fallen victim to oversights, but usually the layered rules prevented absolute tragedy. It never comes with a warning and always happens in an instant. First indication that you might be doing something wrong is a ringing ear and a dead body in front of you. Or a missing leg or a sudden car wreck. My parents saw a guy have his chest restricted by a branch while trimming a tree - he's dead. I worked with guys that put a boom into an overhead transmission line. Worked with guys whose buddy tripped off a truck and landed on a pile of stakes he just unloaded. You have to look for this stuff constantly. But you KNOW that there is always danger from the muzzle of a firearm, that never changes. Every time.

You need no license to bring the guns to your home and keep them there. You cannot possess handguns or longarms except while on your property, at the range etc., to and from, and transporting while moving. You cannot even walk them next door to your neighbor's house. FPID adds the ability to possess longarms outside these restrictions (just about anywhere within reason), buy longarms, buy pistol ammo. You will never legally possess a handgun outside these restrictions in Jersey. Hollowpoints are illegal to possess except at place of purchase and your home, range, to and from, etc. THERE IS NO EXCEPTION TO POSSESS HOLLOWPOINTS WHILE MOVING. Presumably you cannot bring them here for that reason, you have to buy new ones and bring home from place of purchase. Some may say you can drive them from MA directly to a range in NJ, then to your home. I don't know how that would actually turn out in the 1 in a million chance the issue comes up for some reason as there are no truly safe bets when it comes to guns in Jersey. Gotta accept it carries a little risk. A million people manage to live through it just fine.

String him up :rollseyes:

9mm. If it was a .45, everybody in the room would have lost their minds.

Snuffleupagus.

I have a walk behind I got 10 years ago. Used for a few years then it started slipping a little on the wheel power on rough terrain. Its a small one, though. I got a 25 h.P. riding mower ~ 8 years ago that has been fantastic and I beat the crap out of it.

Craftsman will service it locally, too, including onsite. They have a very strange plan called Smart Service Plan or something (I have to look it up). You wait for the damn thing to break, then you buy a warranty - not before it breaks or when you buy the product (at least not me). Warranty costs were somewhere around: riding Mower - $225 - never bought - will cover about $2500 repairs Snow Blower - ? - Never bought Dishwasher - $125 - covered $500 repairs two times $700 treadmill - $80 - covered a minor repair first year. The plan is good for like 1 to 3 years, I forget. Maybe you can buy more than one year, which is kind of dumb since you can just wait for it to break and buy a year. They even knew my stuff was broken each time I bought it. They will come to your house and will spend up to about 2/3 the purchase value of the item to repair it - per incident, no ceiling for the warranty period. If 2/3 the value won't fix it, they give you a voucher for 50% off purchase of another Craftsman model of your choice. They fixed my dishwasher 2x and one of the times the guy just started replacing everything he could to hit the $500 max so it would last longer. I would look into it if anybody is considering Craftsman. You could PM me and I'll get my file to get the right name of the thing.

I wouldn't worry if you have already submitted, but all the experts and trainers I have heard address this question say to put Protection/Self Defense for a reason. Covers you under all situations, although the alternative seems to in this case. However, I believe there are one or more states that only allow loaded car carry (and possibly other areas) if the license is for defense.

I've been running a Craftsman for about 5 years (also a Craftsman riding mower). I checked reviews and bought the cheapest two stage or maybe the model just above that, ~ $650 or less I think. I have actually tunneled through 5' snow banks with the SOB. I just gotta dig out the chute so it can spew the snow since the snow was higher than the chute. For a little 100' double driveway with triple parking area it kicks ass even with a couple feet of snow and large drifts. Only thing I didn't like was when I got a hose in it. Should have put the hoses away for winter. Man if screwed up that hose and took me 20 minutes to get it all out. Buy a couple shear pins. I've never had to use one. But if you need a snow blower, it usually can't wait for you to have a replacement shear pin delivered. I don't have a truck, called my buddy and picked it up with his truck. I'm sure they would have delivered, they will usually deliver and setup their stuff for a small charge. I would avoid Kenmore dishwashers unless their rep turns around. Mine sucked (and repaired twice) and my parents' also sucked. But their mid range powered yard equipment seems to have been good for a while now.

Virginia did not threaten to revoke resiprocity with PA. They threatened to revoke it for about 25 states. Sounds a little different when stated that way. So, we have 52 sesnators. Well, some of those Senators are from Jersey, NY, MD, and CA. NJ (and then NY) having passed all of the worst gun laws on a national level. Heck, your friend Schumer is still in the senate: "While serving in the House of Representatives, Schumer, along with California Senator Dianne Feinstein, authored the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban which expired in 2004. The National Rifle Association and other gun groups (see gun politics) have criticized him for allegedly not knowing much about guns, alluding to various errors regarding the subject.[citation needed] Supporters of gun control legislation, however, give him much of the credit for passage of both the Assault Weapons Ban and the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act.[citation needed] The Assault Weapons Ban, which banned semi-automatic rifles, shotguns, and handguns with certain features, expired in September 2004 despite attempts by Schumer to extend it. He was one of 16 Senators to vote against the Vitter Amendment, which prohibited the confiscation of legally owned firearms during a disaster." Very ative anti-gun career. He's not alone. This is why we need Ubber Super Tsunami to hit the entire Northeastern Seaboard. Would any Dems cross the line and help us? If it's obviously going nowhere, yes. If it could pass, unknown. Would

We have lots of them in Jersey, even though many sources suggest their range ends further south. I had a close encounter with one in Medford not quite that big but close. It lives in a series of small lakes off either Stokes or Tuckerton, I forget the name. It's the road that goes through town at 209 and has the sporting goods store on it further down. It's near the sporting goods store, you could probably ask them. He was named "Charlie" in the 1930s (the turtle) because he was so big bag then.

Something is fishy about that pic, but I can't quite put my finger on it... Anyway, Taylor Ham.

Nice What caliber? .45?

Oops. That's the part I missed.

You sorta moved in the wrong direction. Everyone else here is trying to move to the Carolinas or Folrida.

Because your momma lubed with the pan drippings to freshen things up a bit. Half the neighborhood knows Taylor Ham is salty now.

Yes, we can agree on Taylor Ham.

There is no PA law to check. I've said all I have to contrbiute, and what I have been told by lawyers. This question comes up rather frequently. If you believe I am incorrect, I have no problem with that.

Did they kiss you first?