DSD1026

same as everyone above.. cash for the P2P's..

you know, i used to like him.. i am really starting to hate him more and more these days. and he's not even a f*ing citizen of this country, and yet he thinks he has the right to tell us what we should be doing.. back to Britain ol' chap

just saw 3-4 month wait time for 9mm.. lolzzzzzzzzzz

i guess they are only in stock for those that previously purchased.. says OOS online..

i regularly check Slickguns.. http://www.slickguns.com/today

regardless of his stance on guns (we all know he isnt exactly "for" them), anyone that runs against him will be 10x worse.. you think Buono is going to be better for the state? lol.. i think not

He may veto them just to piss the senate off (hopefully)

They asked me to bring mine on as well but that was more so that they has the number so they could follow up in case they hadn't gotten the prints in a couple weeks.. I actually ended up just giving them the number over the phone

Depends on how much you get.. $15 spread across 10 boxes is better than spread across 3 boxes

Ok.. Thanks.. Thought it might not but figured I should check..

hey, as a different issue, i picked up my FID and two P2P's today.. everything was correct on them except the phone number on my P2P's.. does this really matter? phone numbers can change all the time anyway.. they had my area code and first part right, but then they put the last 4 digits of my SSN as the last 4 digits of my phone #.. Is this going to cause an issue?

Sapporo?

was it apple pie flavored? i heard that stuff is pretty good

OK, since I picked up my initial FPID and 2 P2P's at my PD this afternoon (woohoo), thought i would stop by the store and pick myself up a bit of good beer to celebrate.. Sam Adams Imperial Stout looked like a good choice (I like Guinness, so I figured I would give this a try).. Nice head on this one...

just so that you know the reason, the Morpho $57.50 is the background check for the initial FID application. in the future, for P2P's, you would need to pay the $18 for the background check.. but the printing takes the place of the $18 background check on initial FID setup..

Welcome fellow Monmouth-ite

dont drink much these days unless a special occasion (i.e. holidays when in-laws are there).. then its either Ketel One or Grey Good vodka (usually orange or citrus) with soda.. lots of it.. tried Macallan and Glenlivet 12-yr this holiday (ive had bad scotch before, but i figured i might acquire a taste for GOOD scotch), and still not a scotch fan at all. also had Hennessy, also not a huge fan.. if im gonna drink beer, preferences are Guinness or Sam Adams (Boston or Summer Ale), but dont buy beer almost ever. However, that Leinenkugel Vanilla Porter stuff sounds interesting.. might have to pick that up one of these days (if its still available at this time) otherwise, water/coffee with occasional soda.

1. Application type (FID/permit w/ existing FID). Initial FID w/ 2 P2Ps 2. Police Department where you applied. Howell 3. Name of the person you dealt with at the PD. Josephine Vigliotti 4. Time taken to issue FID and/or permit. 43 days 5. Documents required by the PD (aside from the standard application and the mental health release form). Standard, but they sent employment verification FORM to my employer (no big deal, but to some it might be) 6. Notes - anything pertaining to the application process (unforeseen difficulties, chief of police calling your home, you hiring an attorney, etc.). Nothing of note. Mrs. Vigliotti was very pleasant and helpful and answered all questions patiently.

got my letter today that my permits and FPID are in, am going to pick them up tomorrow.. 6 weeks from start to finish.. (well, 6 weeks and a day)

good idea.. we have a 6' enclosed fence.. luckily, it was just put up right before we bought the house another picture or our "terrible" pittie (mix).. really looks dangerous, eh?

congrats mate.. i just got my letter from my township today that they are ready to pick up.. will be going tomorrow to get them.. 6 weeks from start to finish (well, a day over six weeks)

ok, let me rephrase.. they need exercise or they will become overweight (like most dogs do in my house).. i know they have a tendency to be docile/lazy in the house (and gangly with all that leg length..lol).. my fear is that they would see a squirrel outside in the yard (and we have tons of them) and take off after it (i know they DO have a pretty good prey drive)... my dog weighed about 65 lbs when we got her.. then we both got lazy and i stopped taking her for walks and tried to just play fetch with her in the yard and she got lazy and eventually just looked at the ball when i threw it.. aaaand that's why she now weights 80 lbs.. lol i could never have a working or herding dog.. i know THOSE dogs really need something to do all the time or they get destructive

of course they have.. i like Greys.. but im far too lazy to give them the exercise they really should have.. your Grey would have about 20 extra pounds if it lived at my house.. lol

we got ours put in for free when we moved into our house as well.. (but with the base system only, came with 4 sensors and the keypad).. then we paid extra for about 10 more sensors. motion, keyfobs, etc. i think we had an initial 2 year monitoring contract, but we've long since ended that, now its just month to month.... Wish i knew Nick at the time, might have used him instead.. lol It looks as if this Simplisafe system has no options for smoke/fire/carbon monoxide monitoring... that's one thing I like about my system, ties my smoke detectors in.. that said, if you're looking for what SEEMS to be a cheap and simple alarm system, this could work, but it only has so much customization that can be done

why the long face? (sorry, couldnt resist) nice brindle coloring