Johnny

I have to disagree with that one. I see people on a daily basis who have no clue what they are doing behind the wheel. It doesnt stop them from getting on the road though. Comical and scary at the same time.

Looks to be part Maine Coon possibly. If so they do not miss meals. Mine is around 17 pounds and an expert hunter. He went up a tree the other day and killed a squirrel.

Thank you. I will do the same.

Did you know of the Ghost Rider?

Crips and Bloods have to practice somewhere.

Came dowm from Stamford, CT to do it. Maybe he wanted a long drive to give himself extra time to think about it. Or maybe its another attempt from the CT crowd to influence our gun laws. They are a dedicated bunch.

They have sent that message many, many times.

This is going to be a big hit for the moms looking to ban guns at Krogers. Too bad there was not one of those guys with an AR shopping in the store at the time.

Sounds a bit like boredom to me as well. I walk my girl a good 1.5 miles atleast twice but more often three and sometimes four times a day. In between there is a lot of frisbee playing and running around with her mother and grandpa (dogs not people). On hot days she goes for a swim in the pond but will only go in if her mom does first. Not her favorite thing to do. She has not chewed anything in the house since she was 3 months, she is now almost 10 months. If she grabs something she is not supposed to (which is rare) I tell her leave it or drop it and she does right away. They just need ALOT of exercise and some training and they will be very well behaved. Incredibly smart dogs.

Ransacking vehicles on 95 in MD is a fairly common thing. A man driving with his wife, kids and new puppy should be ok though. 81 can be a good road but it is a truck road. Two lanes of FedEX freight trucks driving side by side at the same speed for miles and miles and miles. Can be frustrating if you like to drive at the speed limit or higher.

And as a result they have created two different classes of citizens with some having more rights than others. Thats part of the problem with politicians regulating something they know nothing about. "Its the shoulder thing that goes up."

So technically a LEO can go buy a new gun every week for a year if they wanted? Assuming they were issued all those permits. Why do they get that kind of special treatment while the rest of us have our rights infringed upon?

I never knew OGAM did not apply to LEO's. Any idea for the justification behind that? Are there any limits to it?

Those work well. They had been $28 each, nice to see them under $20 now.

Thats what I thought. I like Tanners, got a brand new 9mm compact PX4 Storm from them a couple years ago for $409 shipped to Jim Flynn, then there was the $50 rebate to go with it. But I dont like the idea of them refusing to sell mags to people from NJ.

Is it illegal for an out of state dealer to sell a mag that holds more than 15 rounds to a NJ resident who walks into their store?

How about a Kangal? They seem to like playing with cats. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSqAbv_hioU

NJ considers driving a privilege, not a right.

From what I have heard from folks that are into show/competition it can be very political. Often times the best dog does not win, the owner with the brownest nose does. Never been to a show myself so I cant say if that is true or not but it has come up in discussion. People get into it for different reasons from the fun of it, to increasing the value of puppies the dog ends up producing. A puppy with champion parents will go for a higher $ amount. If it is a political thing than that would take any potential fun out of it for me. My dog is plenty busy and I am not looking to make money off her so I wouldnt bother looking into getting involved with it. I see in the Husky thread you are considering breeding your dog at some point. Research it. It can be very costly. If profit is your goal you may be disappointed. If you get a female there is always the possibility that she may need a c-section. Unforseen costs can hammer you. My girl was a two pup litter and her mom needed a c-section. That wipes out their profit right there. Especially since she was a gift to me.

According to the show Discovery Channel aired today, yes. I forget the name of the show but it was about US Marshalls going after wanted people up in Alaska. The narrator said they have to be very careful because most people up there have guns. A commonly owned gun he said they have is the high powered AR15 that will stop a Grizzly in his tracks with one shot......

Yes, otherwise Camden would have been higher up on the list. Seems like the only real thing to worry about living in Montana is Yellowstone erupting. But if it did chances are we wouldnt be doing too well here in NJ either.

Montana has 7 of the 15 safest counties. New Jersey has 6 of the 15 most dangerous. What the hell are we doing here?

Remember when people looked at you like you were crazy if you said you saw a coyote? I have not seen a mountain lion myself but I know someone who claims to. She is a professional wildlife photographer so I give her claim more credence than others I have heard. There was a claim of a dead one in road on 46 by Budd Lake last year, never saw proof though. In Mansfield (Warren Cty) there have been some sightings. Someone claims to have seen one take down a deer on a local farm. Only time will tell if they are really here.

A dog with a high work drive that is home by itself all day with a small yard for evenings and weekends is an unhappy dog. I can only think of a handful of people that have dogs that actually have a job (mostly seeing eye and a couple used for tracking). One of those dogs is great to have if you can give it alot of time or a job and have alot of room for it to burn off energy. I wouldnt have gotten a Shepherd myself if I couldn't give her that kind of life.

Most garbage enclosures I have seen were a waste of time and money. A couple years ago there was a large dumpster under the Granite chair lift at Mountain Creek that was peeled open like an aluminum can. The claws went right through the steel and tore it apart. Opening was big enough for a cub to get in but not the monster that destroyed it. Their strength is amazing. Never would have believed it if I didnt see it.