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I'm in the younger crowd here, so I can provide some information. I graduated high school about 5 1/2 years ago, and from my first day there was a designated police officer in the building. OP, I think you're looking at this the wrong way. It's a simple presence deterrence. We also had the same officer for all 4 years, we knew him, and we felt comfortable going to him with information.

Boxer briefs all the way. Comfort of boxers with the support of briefs.

Cast Side note. Are we able to add a letter without changing another letter, or must this remain 4 letters?

This. As long as you legally obtained the gun, I don't see an issue with it. How else would someone legally inherit a firearm, or legally move to this state?

There are some lifts that look VERY funky but can still be functional. I don't think that's one of them though...

Most of those are staged. Still great for a good laugh though.

SC is BEAUTIFUL. The weather is nice during the day, but it gets a little chilly at night. Nothing compared to Chicago though! And no, I don't "own any property" down here yet. It wouldn't really benefit me because I live on base, and as far as I know I can't be in possession of my firearms while living in the barracks. I won't have too much time to go out and about either, so I don't see myself needing it. We also travel in groups, so we're not really big targets. I'm not concerned.

No. The training in boot camp itself was easy. Honestly the hardest part was having to deal with those who just didn't understand. It's quite easy to show up and simply do what you're told to do, when you're told to do it. I graduated yesterday, and I'm already set up at NNPTC in Charleston, SC. It's a very nice facility, but my ass is going to get kicked once classes start. Anyway, thanks for all the well wishes.

Officially sworn in, so my ass now belongs to Uncle Sam. Hanging out at the USO right now, flight leaves at 5:10. Holy hell the USO is cool, it's nice to see our service members getting this kind of treatment.

I didn't even see this until now, after Ray told me about it. Bob, thank you for the public recognition. Thanks to everyone else for wishing me well too. As I type this, I'm in a car on the way to MEPS, about to ship out. I'll try to update this thread after I get out of boot camp.

Does anybody else think that Angelina Jolie isn't that attractive?

Well that's an easy one. The technology is designed to block to usage of cameras and video cameras on cell phones via GPS location. Seems to me like the easiest way around this is to take the SIM card out of the phone while in that area...this should allow the device to work as a camera or video camera like any other. Then, once outside the area, put the SIM card back in and transfer the data. Unless Apple products don't have SIM cards, but my Samsung does.

I was thinking about this thread over the weekend, and I just can't help but poke holes in the reliability of the statistics. These are numbers collected from guns used by criminals THAT WERE CAUGHT. I think the results are skewed because of this for one simple reason...being caught could easily be connected with their lack of intelligence, and their lack of intelligence likely also played a role in the lack of gun knowledge and maintenance. It's not a proper representation of all guns used in crimes, just the guns of those who were caught. Unfortunately it's impossible to collect accurate data, so this is roughly the best data we can get.

Kind of like Dan stated, it's a lost art for items like this for a reason. It's very VERY hard to find a car in a junk yard that isn't 15+ years old, at least the ones that I've walked. On the rare occasion that you DO find a newer car, you'll pay just as much for the part as you would online, as well as waste the time. Might as well just buy online.

I am. But I highly doubt I'll use that time for a match.

I signed up for this a while ago. This will be my last match in NJ

At 3:08 he took the shotgun off safety and racked the slide to chamber a round while he was running TOWARDS the group of people

Thank you for having a sense of humor. I am now approving your membership on the site, you're no longer on probation

Can I watch?

I must say it's quite ironic that you say we should wait for details before making any judgments (Highlighted in blue)...then take a wild guess as to what happened (Highlighted in red). I might also add that you were the first to take a guess as to what happened without details

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/33458-juggernaut-tactical-rogue-m1a-build/

If I remember correctly, we have a member here who ordered this chassis a couple months back. He created a build thread somewhere in the rifle section.

Might be incentive enough to get my hands on the original.

And if we're going to continue conversation in this thread for this long, can we at least correct the spelling in the title

Can you elaborate? The idea of the criminal justice system is that we deem certain actions illegal based on what we do and do not believe to be "right". Therefore I find it hard to believe that something can be legal, yet not "right".