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Good question. IDK.

2000ft? There's a gas pipeline that runs through my front yard. I don't know which or what but there's no gas service at my house either.

Keep in mind the company can terminate their participation in the pension plan at any time. If you are not vested, you'll be screwed. It happened to a friend of mine. Basically, one day it was announced that who had 10 years in was vested and had a pension later on. Everybody else, TS. Here's a measly matching to your 401k and consider yourself lucky. My friend was on the TS group. His place is non union, so I don't know if the rules are different.

A couple of three thoughts about this electric stuff Protect the circuit at the breaker. Don't protect it at the first outlet and daisy chain the entire circuit. Chances are when it trips that outlet will be completely buried under a pile of crap. If you are going to install an outlet outside the garage--and you should, romex is cheap--run it on a separate circuit. In case it trips every time it rains -it shouldn't but Murphy-- it will get old quickly. If you have a refrigerator/freezer in the garage where you save your overflow frozen food, you probably should run it a separate circuit and you may not want to have it protected. It would suck if the outlet tripped, you didn't realize for a few days and you end up with a stinky mess. It's not code nobody will tell if you don't. Note that I'm not an electrician and barely can change a lightbulb but on the interwebs everybody's got an opinion.

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I used to take fish oil, a multivitamin and something else I forgot. On a whim I decided to stop taking it for a while. Got tested and my blood work was exactly the same as when I was taking them. The following year the numbers didn't change. Never took anything else again.

Made you? If you still had your copy, then they may have had an issue. Not you.

Who said I wanted a place for a few times a year? I said exactly the opposite. When I get my place is to live full time. That's why, like I said above on another post, well and septic is a must. Not a bugout place, the gov. isn't reading my mind thru the house wiring, TEOTWAWK, blah, blah. I just would like to have a place large enough and far enough from the neighbors that I can shoot out of my back porch. Is that to out of the ordinary? And that was in reply to panteramatt that said he roughs it 4-5 times a year in his cabin. If I were to rough it 4-5 times a year like pantermtt does, indoor plumbing wouldn't be so crucial. And listen, growing up the way I did a nothing to do with being though as nails. Neither my parents were hippies and we lived in a commune. It's just how most of us lived in that time and place. It was normal. Is that controversial too? And subject to mockery? Please allow for the fact that our backgrounds may be all the same.

See, if I were looking for a place to go to 4 or 5 times a year, something like you have would do. But no, that's not what I want. When I buy my place is to live full time. Soft, really? My post above about outhouses, lack of indoor plumbing was how I grew up. BTDT. Don't need to, don't want to go back to that again.

Well, yeah, we were poor but we weren't savages. We weren't about to drink from the same bucket peepaw had just washed his backside in.

I grew up using an outhouse, taking baths in a bucket and hauling water to the house in a bucket. Different bucket, though. I'm done with that way of living. The plan is also eventually to get a place in the middle of nowhere. But when that time comes, the first two things I'll do is to put a well and a septic system. Indoor plumbing rules.

You got yours at the same time and so did I. But nowhere in the law says you must have or get a FPID in order to get a p2p. It is a good idea to do so but it's not required.

Citation?

Suicide prevention will be the next frontier on gun control. They never give up.

Woods and beams in Fairfield. They may not have the width you are looking for, tough. Pine will work fine as it will get painted and it's cheaper than cedar. You'll have to treat the hives for mites, anyway. Roughsawn lumber is sold in board feet not linear feet. You will need a planer and jointer to machine the lumber before you can use it. Woods and beams will do that for you for an extra fee. http://www.woodboardsandbeams.com/

About 20k/year

Hey, you are welcome to come to NJ. But don't screw with our right to have our gas pumped for us. Edit-and btw it's taylor ham. Pay no attention to those heathens.

I have done the "eastbound commute in morning and westbound in the afternoon" on Rt80 for the past 15 years or so. You don't want to that. It's a thing of nightmares; I lose a piece of my soul everyday on that highway. I would look in places like Morristown for a more hip,happening town or whippany, East Hanover (stay away from RT10 too) , Boonton. Or look east of Parsippany.

That's, certainly, a well thought out rationale for moving to NJ instead of moving to PA. And, as others have said, you only need a FPID to purchase long guns, transporting long guns without restrictions (mostly) and purchasing handgun caliber ammo. Purchasing .22LR also requires a FIPD. Having said that, if I were to move to NJ from a free state, I would buy as many guns I could possible afford, need and want. Buying guns in NJ, especially hand guns, is a major pain in the balls. And every handgun purchased in NJ gets automatically resisted to you. Ammo can always be bought out of state. Some online places still ship to NJ without a FPID on file. Anyway, good luck with your move.

That's, certainly, a well thought out rationale for moving to NJ instead of moving to PA. And, as others have said, you only need a FPID to purchase long guns, transporting long guns without restrictions (mostly) and purchasing handgun caliber ammo. Purchasing .22LR also requires a FIPD. Having said that, if I were to move to NJ from a free state, I would buy as many guns I could possible afford, need and want. Buying guns in NJ, especially hand guns, is a major pain in the balls. And every handgun purchased in NJ gets automatically resisted to you. Ammo can always be bought out of state. Some online places still ship to NJ without a FPID on file. Anyway, good luck with your move.

PB is like crack to mice. They just can't resist it. And another +1 for the tomcat traps

Did he have any coloring books, too? Relax dood, folks are just horsing around. No disrespect meant.

And those are very good reasons to carry your card. And because you so clearly said you don't need to have it to transport, you are not gonna get flamed.

All kidding aside, I bought a gun once in a parkway rest area. Nobody died. Just don't be a douche about it, be discrete and you'll be fine. And remember when you are the buyer, every place the transaction is conducted is an exempt location for you, except for the fed gun free zones.

I have a bunch similar to those. They are great for what they do which is sit in the corner, quietly, full of ammo.