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How come it causes zero problems in Pennsylvania but it is some sort of calamity in Texas? You guys are acting like this is some sort of ground-breaking experiment with unknown consequences. Meanwhile, people in most states have done it for years, decades, or centuries, and you never heard a thing about it.

$500 million? Nevah ben dun befo. Epic.

Both are Jewish so probably no IDB there.

Screw that. Do you know what kind of weekend you could have if you spent all of it on coke and hookers?

In Jersey it's one right and one left (jughandle).

This nugget of wisdom I learned from my DS in OSUT. It goes to the tune of "I wish all the ladies," sort of a Theme and Variation: I wish all the Privates Were riding bikes down the road And I had my car I'd run them the fuck over

They said it's like $450 million after taxes. That would buy a lot of lottery tickets.

Did she do it IDB? Serious question.

I would get a Jersey license to carry a handgun. And send some politician somewhere in the western hemisphere a real meatball parm sandwich (with pepperoni and goot) the size of the oscar mayer hot dog truck.

Craig's list. Just be cool with rape and wear GPS tracker.

I got flip plates and touch up paint.

Not a chance. CC is used by the federal government to justify unrestricted power of the federal government with no exceptions. Read 99% of the bills proposed or passed by the federal congress from 2015, they all mention CC as justification and none of those bills exercise powers or legislative authority authorized by the Constitution. The federal government does not use CC to prevent states from tampering with trade of out of state companies, that's 18th Century stuff.

Generally speaking, it has to be job-specific education related or it hs to be business use only. I cannot deduct suits, or even work boots. Jersey does, however, have a tax advantage with respect to firearms. Jail is not considered a taxable benefit.

There is no square mile in Jersey that has more people than square miles that can be found in other states. Other states have HIGHER population densities in a square mile than the most densely populated square mile in Jersey. If you are in Salem County you can't suddenly crash into a driver in Bergen Count 100 miles away, so the irrelevant observation that Jersey has more people within the boundaries of state lines divided by area has nothing to do with what you experience where you live, work, drive, shoot, hunt, or carry.

The federal government forces companies to provide health insurance and specifies what the insurance must cover and what it can't cover.

A high percentage of the canned food will be edible for your lifetime as long as the cans are not damaged. "Edible" is vague, maybe I should have said "won't kill you." So there is a problem if you are like me, and don't eat so much canned food that you can actually rotate the stuff within its consumer shelf life. I still don't throw the stuff out, though. A few years ago I went to a farm supply place and picked up about 500 pounds of wheat, corn, and soybeans (wish they had red beans). Packed it all up in mylar and buckets with O2 adsorbers off Amazon. Total cost was about $150, including buckets, etc. If you are not serious about this stuff (like me) there are two things you want to do ahead of time. First is make "slime," food of last resort. Soak beans overnight. Crack or grind your wheat best as partical, with your hand-crank grinder or by smahing and grinding in a pot. Add beans to wheat in fresh water and bring to boil. Put in a thermus or put pot into a large insulated basket and let cook passively for 6 hours. You got slime. If you are going to season, do it when finished, salt can interfere with cooking beans. Second, grind your wheat and bake bread. Or no-rise bread, soda bread, hard tack, etc. When the SHTF you will need to incorporate small amounts of this food into your diet Week 2. By Week 2, you got to figure it might be serious. You can't transition to a rough grain diet overnight. Also serves to stretch your good food.

I can see your point, but there are far more gun owners than gun dealers. I'm not sure a gun dealer's voice has much more clout than ours at the end of the day.

Yeah. That must be why our gun laws get better evey two years. And why we have more resident CC permits than any state, macthing FL which has a higher population. And why we have 4x the carry rate of Texas. And why we have more NRA members than any state. And why our schools close on the first day of deer rifle season, and there are 750,000 men, women, and children in the field that one day. Pennsylvania has the strongest gun culture of any state in the US. And you throw stones frm Jersey. LOL. LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

This is one thing I love about having clients in Jersey. I pull so much money out of Jersey it's almost like robbery. And I pay $50 for LLC and $100 (I think?) for S Corp business registration taxes and like $200 NJ taxes. All my income taxes are paid in PA. Jersey has some shitty laws, but one person's financial misery is another's vacation home

A little inside tip here. I'm not happy about it, and I've never seen it, but we do have road rage here in PA. It doesn't happen every day, or every week, but it happens. And I'm talking about the real deal. If somebody cuts you off, don't flip them the bird. If somebody flips you the bird, ignore them. It's more important to spend the night eating dinner and getting a good sleep than spend it in the morgue or jail. It's kind of weird. People are generally very polite around here, even scary looking people and 3-patch bikers. Something about that damn car can make things go sideways.

3. Massholes.

He's on now. Sounds like he has done a great job.

What can they do that you can't?

I heard it was better in 2D. Now I am confused. Have not seen it yet.

My buddy had one of the Colt type uppers with a mag block. In auto it was like a yoyo on a pogo stick.