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Tom-NJ2AS

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  1. I hear you. My production went up 200%
  2. http://www.wmur.com/news/24085481/detail.html NOTTINGHAM, N.H. -- If you're a town employee in Nottingham, you can now bring your gun to work. Town selectmen voted on the new policy last week, but it's still the subject of intense debate. No other town in Rockingham County allows employees to carry guns at work, but Nottingham town leaders said it's a matter of constitutional rights. "You don't want the employees to feel like second-class citizens," said Town Manager Charles Brown. "All regular citizens can do that, if permitted, so why shouldn't an employee be able to do that?" The old policy prohibited town employees, except police officers, from bringing firearms into town buildings or properties during working hours. The new policy bans weapons on town property unless they're legally permitted. It will allow employees to carry weapons in places where other residents could. Some residents said they're concerned about liability issues. "Now, I'm not against the Second Amendment for people to carry them," said resident Gail Mills. "I just think that there's some places where this isn't appropriate." Brown said he doesn't think liability will be an issue, but he's still talking with the town's insurers. Mills said she's also worried about safety. "We have summer programs, the rec. department is there, and having people with guns in the building with kids, I don't think that that's a good thing to have happen," she said. But Brown said he doesn't believe the more restrictive policy provided greater protection. "If somebody, whether it's an employee or a citizen, decides they want to do harm to somebody, they're going to do it," he said. "They don't care what was written in a policy." Despite the new policy, Brown said he really doesn't expect anything to change. "Nobody's come into work packing," he said. A board of selectmen meeting is scheduled for July 6, and some residents said they plan to voice concerns about the policy.
  3. top pick looks a little like jennifer aniston
  4. what kind of safe?
  5. in that case. I would replace the system. 17 years old, as luck goes, you would repair the old system, only for it to fail in a couple of weeks anyways!! :shock:
  6. i would have the siding contractor pay for the repair, or cut you a check in the amount of the repair towards a new system
  7. if anyone has a Beretta 90-two so i dont have to rent one, that would be great.
  8. Im gonna try to come. Be nice to finally meet some of you guys. Dying to try the 90-two also. Just hope i can get the kids in bed on time.
  9. I am surprised to hear where it happened. Back when i was surveying , i layed out this whole development. A lot of Indians, and people from the city. Mostly families with kids. Such a shame
  10. Frank. I will try to let you know as soon as i can if i can make it. Sometimes my wife works late, meaning i have the kids. Thanks
  11. Have spent many months training in the desert, i would vote for baby wipes. They are like GOLD!!
  12. maybe he called it in to try and cover up the suicide ? Now that is interesting. It had to come form somewhere. I wonder how many casings were found. Maybe he shot into the woods to fire off rounds.
  13. your not kidding. I work right down the street and it was chaos. It will be interesting to see what the final story is.
  14. looks like he was shot in the head. Reports say he is dead. Lets hope not
  15. But at a $70 savings you figured it was worth it? Lets look at both of these numbers and calculate OTD prices. Out of state gun: $660 + $20 SHI + $50 Transfer (incl NICS) = $730 NJ gun: $730 + $51 (7% Sales Tax) + $15 NICS = $796 That's $66 savings, only $4 less than your base figures. If your $50 does not include NICS, you need to find a new transfer dealer. Just saying that you have to take everything into account. For lower priced guns, the savings in sales tax may not be enough to offset the shipping and transfer fees. It's something only the buyer can decide on a case-by-case basis. JMHO / YMMV Adios, Pizza Bob thats why i figured i would look while i am there. Im already going to be there, so its not like im wasting gas money
  16. Thank you. Good info!
  17. Going on a golf trip this weekend to the Poconos. Our hotel is in East Strasbourg. I see ones when i do a google search, but looking for personal experience in that area. I have two pistol permits and would like to buy a Beretta, but it seems most of the shops around here are almost twice of what online dealers want. Anyone know of some good places i can check out? thanks
  18. i know. Just went a couple of days ago. Which probably means August. They initially told me beginning of June. Big area though. Would like to see it filled!
  19. How far do you extend that respect? The the street you live on...if your neighbors are anti-gun? The town you live in if your neighbors are anti-gun? The county? The state? The country? The United Nations? Get the picture??? We are not talking about a hampster here. If someone you share rent with and are supposed to live with day in and day out does not feel comfortable with a firearm in the house, i think that needs to be respected. My wife did not want any firearms in the house for the longest time. Guess what, i respect her, so i did not. Recenlty we discussed it again, and she has changed her ind, so i finally got my permits. I would just talk to the roomate and try to work it out. If he/she still does not want it, its time to move on.
  20. i think the right answer is that when you are living with a roommate, you need to respect each pthers wishes. If he does not want them in the house, either find another roommate or buy a house. Sucks, but i think that is the right thing to do.
  21. I would agree. My neighbor had the same kind of thing happen. No physical fighting. Girlfriend called the cops(they owned the house together) and it has been 5 years so far of him tyring to get them back. Unbelievable
  22. Read something this morning that the family said there was no gasoline, and a couple of the other accounts didnt jive. Will be interesting to see what happens here. In the end, he raised a weapon, or what they thought was a weapon.
  23. Flash Roofing?1959 Pinta Court, Toms River, NJ 08753-3115(732) 288-1215? They did both my neighbors houses and did really nice work. Super cheap. I know the owner of all county and i dont think i could get him that cheap. No overhead equals good prices. He did a complete tear off of my neighbors house with new roof for 4500.00 Not sure what his work area limits are, but i will be using him when i am due. Of course, get different prices and use them to beat each other down. Good luck
  24. How often are lineman actually out there? 1 day a month? Seems a bit easier to just give proper notice to the range what day they will be out there and what hours. A little professional courtesy would be nice. Never happen though

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