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But have they solved the problem of the bags falling against the glass and getting stuck?

I like toast with nutella and peanut butter on it. Good stuff.

Those R2D2-looking heaters are fantastic. Ours kept the house toasty after Sandy. They're very efficient and can be used to boil water and cook in a pinch. One morning I fried bacon and eggs in a pan resting on the top.

It's almost $6 in Hackettstown. The stuff isn't cheap and it seems like fewer people are buying and selling it anymore.

Impact was in the front of the shoulder, so he hit his chest. No helmet contact. The NFL's rules are a little out of hand.

At the moment it was an interception which was getting run back, and Foles was moving into the ball carrier's path. He was watching the runner and had his body angled toward him. Baker hit him hard, but the hit was square in the chest, not the back or in the helmet. If QBs don't want to get hit, they should move away from the play and not towards it, otherwise they should be treated like any other player.

The Star Ledger editorial board writes crap like this to rile up the pro-gun crowd for page views. They're just the "news" version of internet trolls.

My nightcap recently has been sipping a shot of Bird Dog peach whiskey. The blackberry whiskey is also very good.

Those log splitters you can pivot vertically are a godsend.

I go there when I'm looking for an argument.

I'd say any toothpaste that has a decent amount of abrasive in it, since toothpaste is basically just a very mild (and minty) polishing compound. Ordinary white toothpaste would give the most bang for the buck, I guess. Youtube has a lot of demonstration videos.

Try toothpaste and a sponge.

This is an interesting point. We can no longer argue "I can just cross the river and carry..." It's like taking the cookie jar off the counter and putting it on the top shelf out of sight.

Different blades make a HUGE difference. It all depends on the person and their shaving style. A brand loved by some is hated by others. For me, Feather is a little too unforgiving, but I can appreciate how fine their edge is and how some would love them. I've been getting surprisingly good results with the Gillette 7 o'clock razors. They're sharp enough to give me a close shave, they last a while, and they don't cut me up. My advice: buy a sampler pack and try a bunch of different blades. When you find one you love, buy the bulk pack. I can get a pack of 100 Gillette blades shipped for $17.50 on Amazon. I still love Col. Conk soaps. The lime is refreshing in the warmer months.

Maybe they'll change the format to a pie-eating contest. Re-visiting this thread reminded me of that Sweeney vote-interruption and how NOTHING HAPPENED. I'd forgotten about it for a while because it just went away. This state needs a reboot.

Looks legit.

They may sell off another batch later in the year. Keep your eyes peeled and your paperwork in order if you really want one. I hear they went for almost a grand and I don't know what condition. I already have a Springfield M1, so that's too rich for my blood.

^^^ This a thousand times. And while the gas tube is off, remember to clean out the gas ports in the barrel.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/06/21/world/pope-mafia-excommunication/index.html I'm not a religious person but I have a lot of respect for any leader who not only speaks out against, but strikes a blow against organized crime. To my knowledge, the Sicilian mafia is all catholic, attend services, and believe that their sins will ultimately be forgiven by the church? If so, this basically means they can't repent? Sounds like a pretty serious blow for them, removing their safety blanket. If it were anybody but the pope himself, I'd say he had a target on his back. Will this legitimately affect the upper levels of organized crime? Do they feel strongly enough about their religion to take a step back and think? Is the pope immune from retribution? I have a lot of respect for this pope as a person. I wish more leaders were like this.

Nice work. I like success stories. I don't think I ever went shooting with a newbie who didn't enjoy the experience. No matter their opinion on guns in America, once they've fired the last shot in their magazine/cylinder and turn around, they always have a big S-eating grin.

So true, I think a few companies still make quality stuff, but a buyer can't just rely on a name to determine quality anymore. A lot of big names have been sold and bought up by a different company who uses the name to sell their cheap crap. Cub Cadet and Bolens made great machines back in the day, but now they're just rebranded junk. MTD mostly.

+1 for Stihl trimmers, and Echo is very close and they make excellent equipment. Every review of Murray trimmers online I've seen is junk, as is poulan, craftsman, and cub cadet. Buy something decent, take care of it, and it will last a very long time. If I remember correctly (it's been a while) Redmax is pro-grade and a little pricey compared to Stihl/Echo. IMHO, For a once-a-week job, I would say Stihl/Echo is the best bang for the buck and will do everything you ask of it. I've used both 2 cycle and electric string trimmers and will NEVER go electric again. Dealing with battery packs and cords is a total waste of time and far more restrictive and frustrating than the "hassle" of keeping gas/oil mix around and making sure you drain the fuel in the winter. 2-cycle all the way. The only electric yard tool I actually prefer over gas is a hedge trimmer, as there's not much traveling and they are light and maneuverable.

I feel like open-carry would deter this sort of thing more than the threat of CCW. The "people" playing this stupid game are cowardly turds; you don't see them doing this to cops, do you?

It's scary to see so many people proclaiming their vote for CC based on nothing but the facebook page and dancing on tv.

Jumbo Sherman all the way. That thing is a trolling machine in World of Tanks. In fact, just to annoy any gamers who drove by, I'd probably park it at a 20 degree angle on the corner of my mansion.