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Ya want a self proppeled mower you can't beat this: or something more sporty: But seriously, you want something that will outlast good mowers? I've had Toros, Craftsman, etc... But this Poulan thing works effing great. I leave it out all season, never changed the oil or plug, just add gas treatment if tank is full by winter and it starts with 1-2 pulls every time. My last Toro I babied like I a fine machine and it lasted 2 seasons before I got fed up and trashed it. Always kept it clean, maintained and shedded. I can take out this Poulan and it never flinches. http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=15488586&KPID=13914222&pla=pla_13914222 Not exactly same model because I had mine awhile. But it's cheap and it's kick arse.. As for Whackers or anything, go gas.... I have a rechargable and they will not last long for big properties. Electric cords are not worth the headache. In most cases with any of this stuff. It's the engines. Not just the looks or anything like that....

Try: http://www.gunforhireradio.com/podcasts/GFH_Episode_160.mp3

Troy Claymore: Sucker is a flame thrower. Sent from my iPhone using TT 2 Pro

Finally got rid of my gas guzzling truck, (which I miss already), and picked up a 2014 Ford Fusion SE Darkside Color... (which looks black but has an awesome deep dark green tint the pops in the sun)..for my wife. Loved it so much, got myself a 2014 Ford Fusion Titanium in Tuxedo Black... Took this sucker on a 2000 mile trip already and the car practicaly drives itself. So comfortable, almost fell asleep a few times. Loaded with all the bells and whistles... Depending on terrain, gets; between 28-34mpg... Better than my 13-14mpg truck by far... I'd recommend this car to anyone. (Stock photos till I get some nice shots... But this is it...).

As much as I always support and stand behind CR, I have to agree. Shutting down ranges to it's members -anytime- is BS... Years ago when I only had weekends to get there, I often got pist when I went and found things shut entirely down. People sometimes can only go weekends and that right there is reason to be frustrated. What they ought to do is create a small area for quals. Too many to qual? Tuff, take turns. After all, we have to wait if it's crowded. Sent from my iPad 2 using T2 Pro

This game is a sad one for sure. I've read alot of the posts and I do not believe that CCW would do you any good. The game is getting someone off guard and whacking them. You'll be out cold whether you carry or not.. If someone witnessed it from another pov, then even then, they run and you cannot shoot them in the back. I'll post support. Sorry to hear about this happening in our backyard.

As a non-premier member, ya prob ran out of storage room. Go to your gallery manager and delete any old pics you don't need...

Then you haven't been to the right go-go joints then! Sent from my iPhone using TT 2 Pro

I lied, one more 1911 on the way.... Not really into lasers, but just love the color scheme... Was either this or a SS Raptor.. Ultra Covert IIFrom the Kimber Custom Shop™ and loaded with important carry features like night sights and Crimson Trace Lasergrips SpecificationsCaliber: .45 ACP Height (inches) 90° to barrel: 4.75 Weight (ounces) with empty magazine: 25 Length (inches): 6.8 Magazine capacity: 7 Carry melt Recoil spring (pounds): 18.0 Full-length guide rod FrameMaterial: Aluminum Finish: Dark Earth KimPro II™ frame finish Width (inches): 1.28 Front strap checkering Frame serrations SlideMaterial: Steel Finish: Matte black BarrelLength (inches): 3 Material: Steel, match grade Twist rate (left hand): 16 Ramped SightsTactical Wedge Tritium night sights, fixed Radius (inches): 4.8 GripsDigital camo Crimson Trace Lasergrips Kimber logo TriggerAluminum, match grade Factory setting (approximate pounds): 4.0 - 5.0

I have limited my hobbies over the years and am down to just a few. My guns, motorcycle and computers. I've become a couch potatoe at times. I found over the years that I don't lose interest in my hobbies, just get aggravated about something or just get side tracked. I have in the past, just got so aggravated with riding my motorcycle, I just sold it and went on hiatus for awhile. After thinking about why after awhie, I found my reasons for past loss of interest. Back in early to mid 90's, every effing road in NJ was under contruction. There was traffic everywhere you turned. You actually had to sit in traffic to get to the country just to have a nice ride. Being on the road and sitting in it all day just depleted me entirely for driving anything, anywhere. Finally, few years later, someone offered me a deal on another bike that intrigued me. I road regularly. Here it is '14 and I've lost some interest again. Bad weather, mulitple deaths in the family, etc... Just can't get riding time in again... Thinking of selling it all over again. Computers, same thing. Been into it too many decades. As I get older, I have less and less tolerance for the BS in the 'puter world. I do not sit at my desk hardly at all now except in mornings to read the news and drink coffee... Doesn't mean I'll get rid of them... because a necessity they are. ----Finally my guns. I've been owning/shooting over 35 years. This hobby is the stickiest. It's interest involves money all the time. Then again, so does motorcycling which is my main hobby. But you don't have to spend alot to go for a ride and gas, while not cheap, you do not have to jump through hurdles to get. I've gone from a total hiatus on guns, then get back into rifles, then concentrated on hand guns, back to rifles. During those times, it was just me losing interest only a tad. I sold all my collectibles because I wanted guns I can shoot, not just look at. But now, the biggest hurdle as others have also mentioned, is getting what you want for your hobby. It's one of the few hobbies, (especially if you live in NJ), that will actually burn you out big time. Getting permits: big hurdle, buying guns: a hurdle, getting ammo, time to go to the range, etc., etc... All while trying to defend your 2A rights... It's a very stressfull time for gun owners. I can see why people are burning out all aspects of the hobby. (This I believe is what the politicians are trying to accomplish)... My wife last night kindly reminded me that I spent a boat load of money on guns the past couple years. Now it's time to calm down. So a slight hiatus it will be once more. Range time, cost money, ammo just to throw at paper cost money, etc., etc... I was going to the range a few times a week. Now it's maybe a few times a month. Years ago it was so easy to go to the range. Range time was like $3-4 an hour and if it wasn't crowded, they could care less how long you stayed. Ranges would provide you reloads to purchase at about $3.50 a box of .38spc wad or semi wad cutters. So a short ride and about $18 bux could get you a nice day at the range cheap. Now it cost me about... $50-$60 bux to do the same thing. So don't be dimayed about your feelings. Times change, sometimes forcing deviations of life's enjoyments. All in all, I always came back and started again... Hang in there bro....

He road a float recently in our 100th town anniversary. I use to go to school with his cousin. Met him many moons ago after seeing him on tv forever it seems at Wild West City back in early 80's... If you recall Scott Gordon, (also a friend of mine), I use to go to his shows to set up the stage then we'd heckle him from the back of the audience. He's a great guy. Very smart, especially in real estate. Use to live in Totowa Dey Hill Estates... He still does a lot of stage comedy and piano playing all over NJ and has a radio show. Trivia: Anyone remember his old car he'd joke about on his shows with Bugsy, Artie, Scott, etc.??? Sent from my iPad 2 using T2 Pro

Just saw that on fb. My last permit will be expiring in one month. So I guess I'll be sol till the next batch of permits arise. I doubt it will hit the shelves in time. Sent from my iPhone using TT 2 Pro

The problem with media these days is they DO NOT do investigative reporting anymore. They want to be first to grab a story like any other network, but that's were it ends. Then they become judge and jury with biased commentary. Top of it all, being manipulated by the govt. Journalism needs to roll back a few decades and just report news. Not try to sway opinions or facts. Walter Cronkite must be turning over in his grave.

Not my house, the guy over 2 behind me. Funny as hell. He looks like a lil professor trying to fig out the prob by tilting his head side to side. Lol Sent from my iPhone using TT 2 Pro

Can't get my head out of the gutter because the last word still fits. And 'it' lets me know every morning. Very nice Howard. We have a couple of them by us. 8 out of 10 times they find wood. But this one little guy doesn't get that he cannot peck it's way through aluminum facias. What a racket he makes before he flies away with a bent beak. Lol.. Sent from my iPad 2 using T2 Pro

My wife has hand probs, (Carpel Tunnel, Arthritis, etc)... that at times will keep her from racking a slide on any of my guns. She didn't want a revolver. So I brought her to the shop and let her try a bunch of semi autos. When the dust settled, the only one she could rack without any probs was a Beretta PX4 Storm Compact 9mm... It's a great gun. I shot it first to compare it to my others and then she shot and loved it. While it wouldn't be my first choice, I actually like it and would have no prob recommending it to anyone. It's light, easy to rack, easy to fire and easy to clean. Good value for the money.

You should get Blue prices don't you from Glock dealers that qualify? Sent from my iPad 2 using T2 Pro

If it weren't for the house, I'd be gone months ago. I have to either hit the lottery or wait for wife to retire. Got several years to go. Ugh! Sent from my iPhone using TT 2 Pro

Now that is scary. Heard it the morn. That essentially is giving anyone the right to report someone without merit. So someone's wife gets pist at her old man for getting harmlessly drunk with his friends, she can easily start a full scale investigation. True or not, it can people through hell just based on spite. Not good! Sent from my iPhone using TT 2 Pro

Me too! Sent from my iPad 2 using T2 Pro

Your views are very extreme. These are not Bruce Willis scenes and like I said in my latter post, I concede. Sent from my iPhone using TT 2 Pro...

Ok, I just realized what grumpy said and what may be the case on SOME bio safes. I'm not familiar with those brands BUT he said something that caught my eye. He said the word SWIPE. Now I will have to agree. I have and had bio readers. But there is a big difference. So here is where I will agree that accuracy sux. There are pretty much two types. A REAL bio reader and a swipe. The bio reader I have and have worked with actually reads your print by just placing your finger on it and wait for it to actually scan. That method works great as I have never had a failure. On the other hand, those, as I call FAKE finger scanners have too many of a failure rate. You must, as grumpy said, make multiple swipes while programming and even afterwards, when you need to open it. It just won't get it if you are one inkling off. So, that being said, I will concede all my past arguments based on past posts and only recommend actual bio readers as described. IF you can get a reader that all you need to do is put a finger on the pad, go for it. Their failure rate is virtually nil. Except when bloody or after eating bbq'ed ribs, etc. Sent from my iPhone using TT 2 Pro

Ugh! The old bloody and dirty digits. If you have not got to your gun yet and your hands are bloody and dirty, it pretty much may be too late. I have bios and never a prob. First time, every time. They've worked. Tech has gotten much better since bio first came out. He did say it also has buttons in case. Sent from my iPhone using TT 2 Pro

Very nice! Good luck with it. Sent from John's iPad 2 via Tapatalk HD Typos courtesy Apple...

Ouch! 47 and change, reg 60 on Lowes web site. I'd say grab the ones by OP ASAP... Sent from my iPhone using TT 2 Pro