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The last HiPoint I held rattled like a toy train and one of the rear sights was not painted on. It was the kind of gun one only fires with their non-dominant hand (preferably around a corner).

Coulda been a HiPoint

Looks like old Sanjay hasn't laid hands on a patient in like 18 years. I guess the bold claims are pretty funny, in that context. Maybe he can practice his triple lumens on you.

That was staged. They did a series of similar videos. Still love it. I'm pretty sure the real ones would lay you out no sweat.

I guess there's no BLM in Merry Old England.

It's sad, but they don't give a damn about rights. All they want is the money. If they thought they could make more selling BLM apparel than firearms they would switch in a heartbeat.

Summit Medical Group does this all the time, but it sends small bills, under $100. Most people probably just pay don't question it. Free money for dirtbags.

Beretta 92. Might be big if you have small hands, though.

Good thing all those rocks were there to break your fall.

They can take some of the blame. But there are also a lot of scummy doctors that gamed the system for a long time and lived like royalty. Dealing with them caused an immense proliferation of regulations and paperwork. Biggest problem today is the corporatization of healthcare (and education, as well). MBAs run everything now, and they don't really care if you die. They just want fancy, shiny facilities.

Lefties will call you a racist, but the fact is you just like people to obey the law. Society runs better when they do.

Those were good sneakers. $12 a pair.

That probably has a 20 year shelf-life, too. Like a meat Twinkie.

The two main healthcare systems in NJ - Hackensack Meridian and RWJBarnabas - are both run by scumbags. There is not enough competition. They are quickly becoming monopolies and probably conspiring to fix prices.

Is the Dunellen Theater still around?

Bummer for the dude in the back seat.

I feel bad for the guy being dead, but he did stick the landing. If the boat didn't get in his way he might still be alive.

I'm glad this hero was able to intervene. I bet everyone felt safer that day.

That may be. They didn't care for me, but this was decades ago.

I did the same thing. Moved out of state, got a license there, moved back in a couple years. NJ license had not yet expired. I told them I lost my card (which technically I had, to another state's DMV) they gave me a new one. Done in 10 minutes, no tests, no nothing.

It's a strange time, people sick, out of work, etc. They will pick up when things normalize.

I mean the driver license, hoss...

If your NJ license did not expire while you were out of state, you might not need to get a new one. Just go and tell them you need to replace a lost card.