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Welcome from Lacey Twp

Please, use chick peas....I HATE THOSE THINGS! (former restaurant worker)

Welcome from Lacey.

I agree with Wolfy. The last week or so gave me the distinct feeling of anti-cop sentiment. Cops are people too. I think some people have unrealistic expectations. Personally, I give respect and the benefit of the doubt to the police officer. You may not think they're being fair at some point, but there's usually a very good reason if you ask. I have run into my fair share of cops behaving badly, but for the most part I can see their side....although I still watch my ass in Bayville.

I've heard that before somewhere! Welcome aboard.

The original plan was to build two plants at oyster creek, but arguments won out and only one was built. There is room there for a whole new plant. A new plant would produce more electricity with less waste. Talk of off shore wind farms gets more press, but it's just ridiculous. It would probably take something just short of an act of god to get common sense to prevail and get some modern power plants built. Maybe we could put a device on every tree to collect hugging energy....even though, if they really cared about the environment, modern nuclear energy would be the clear clean choice.

I was thinking it would go something like this...although I don't think I'd need the helicopter support for one or two cars. http://www.metacafe.com/watch/4944137/m ... cle_chase/

New Jersey may want to stop road rage, but I doubt there would be much sympathy for putting 15 holes in someone who crowds me.

This brings to mind a few questions. 1) Anyone have a tree in their front yard I can practice on? 2) Would I be held to 15rds? http://www.chuckhawks.com/motorcycle_firearms.htm

I'm not sure, but I think I got so caught up in looking up the places mentioned in this thread that I forgot to actually say.... Congratulations!

I think this is one case where reading the comments to the story is needed. I also think that just about anyone moving that many guns, that far especially, would at the very least cover the whole deal with a blanket or put them in a duffel bag or two on the floor. I'd be upset if this guy actually had been operating on all cylinders.

Lester Grube made a poor decision. Hopefully the prosecutor has mercy on him. He could have shot someone's eye out.

Congratulations to you two

ouch

I'm not convinced that it's a perfectly innocent and coincidental action, however, not having a minaret in the NY skyline makes it more palatable.

okay okay...it is amusing....I just see where this stuff can take a wrong turn.

I see it. He's on the clock (although he could be on a break). Nobody is robbing the bank while he's there, and I can still park. I'm not going to get bent out of shape over it because he's not getting a ticket anyway. The videographer could make a citizens complaint, but it really isn't even worth it...in my opinion. I know what the next step is in this story. He puts in a complaint and goes to court. The judge throws it out. He gets a ticket somewhere or just gets agitated and follows a cop or the judge around looking for his poor parking habits. The judge takes it as a threat and puts him in jail. I simply set this whole thing aside and look for a real crime to take place. There are cops that get caught for committing actual crimes. Video guy should focus attention on those things rather than trying to get a rise out of someone working a crappy job. Maybe he's in need of a job or productive hobby of some kind. I've been followed by someone like this, there's a disconnect with reality there somewhere. All will not be right with the world if cops pay parking meters during working hours anyway, because they'll put in for it and someone's tax money will pay the meter. You don't see the hypocrisy huh? The fact is that they can NOT park wherever they want. They also are not supposed to be conducting personal business on the clock. Even if they are on lunch break they are not allowed to break the law in order to use a parking spot. No parking means NO PARKING.

You're absolutely right. I over-reacted in this thread. Better to contribute somehow in every legal way to make going there less than pleasant.

I don't care if they eat pork or not. There shouldn't be a mosque there, so I hope I can help make it as unpleasant an experience as possible to go there. I'd also donate to building a synagogue next door and a church across the street.

I don't think the city has planned enough bench seating outside that new mosque. What if I want to enjoy my lunch and need a nice place to sit while I eat? I guess I'd have to take a folding chair to set up while I ate my sandwich.

I think that activity is a waste of time. He's trying to provoke an officer into doing something stupid and get rich quick. Everyone already knows they can park wherever they want. Would it change anyone's life if cops parked in only valid parking zones? At best, who cares, at worst there's no room for non-cops to park.

I doubt that lady spoke with her family much about guns. Would she feel better if someone called a semi-auto rifle a bunny? We're giving away bunny rifles with every truck...oh yes, those guns are much safer (provided they can shoot at bunnies and not actually fire bunnies).

We have a president that will allow this insult to be built. Either he's just plain stupid or needs to grow a set. NYC's mayor has what I would consider a severe mental defect. Fear, mental defect, or an overall anti-American thought process are the only reasons this project would be allowed to continue.

I just messed my shorts laughing at that.

I think this is a key indicator as to when a city is not worth one more tax dollar. Now we can work on the walls, guard towers, and barbed wire.