Howard

A quart per 1,200 miles - WOW. I can't remember the last time I had a car that used even half that much oil before a routine oil change at 7,500 miles.

Thanks, I guess it depends on what you mean by a lot of work. I would not say they are any more work than other dogs. They are fairly strong willed and generally do what they want not what you want. We have found it best to have more than one as they are pack animals. We also have an electric fence so they are outside whenever they want. But as of about six months ago my wife went crazy and has started walking them twice a day as well. Just let me know if you want to come check them out.

Thanks. Things aren't at obvious as they seem -- I am liking my Glocks a lot more as of late

2am? Well that sucks. Mine don't bother us till the sun is up

Wow, that is amazing that it worked after running dry like that. Glad to hear it

So I went a little crazy with taking picture of the dogs in the snow. Here is one, but for any that care here is a link to all of them on Flickr. FLICKR--- https://flic.kr/s/aHskpT4AS7

So what if they are understaffed? Imagine what would happen if they used that excuse for welfare checks not going out in a timely manner, or disability, or social security, or just about anything else the Government does. Tell them to hire more people and eliminate expenses for other crap the government should not be doing. I'm sure we could just fire most of the staff at the Whitehouse as the inhabitants have total contempt for them anyway.

Mine lives in a large "dog house" that I built for it. I have the exhaust piped outside and the eves are open to draw air in and I have a pair of fans in it to circulate air. Keeps the weather off of it and makes it almost silent outside:

It's really getting funny now as the snow is deeper than the dogs are tall. My wife was out making a path for them but they showed her:

No clue about the song, just found it on YouTube and liked it. I thin it was called 126 something or maybe that was the group

Glad to hear you are back up, would Suck to be stuck inside with no cable or internet

I have no Internet and cannot respond to this post, oh wait, that is not true. Sorry just could not resist. All good on Cablevision in Randolph as of this second, hope it stays that way.

Luckily the snow does not stick to their fur and comes right off. We had a small dog years ago that go ice balls on the fur that took hours to come off.

Actually #5 is not correct when it comes to competitions such as USPSA, IDPA, etc. Participants are allowed to roam the facility with unloaded holstered guns even in the store area. Loaded magazines are allowed on the belt as well.

Boy are we getting hit in Randolph, they were talking about 6" but we have a heck of a lot more already with drifts over two feet in places.

Don't think shareholder would cut it, otherwise I could carry at Walmart as I own stock in the company. I think you have to be the controlling shareholder to be considered the actual owner under the law.

Really? I always thought place of business was defined as a business that you own - but that could be wrong as I was told that by a lawyer

Isn't the qualify a range rule versus state law?

No magazines are allowed in guns at any USPSA or IDPA match except at the instruction of the RO/SO by the make ready command (or load and make ready command). Otherwise when not at the firing line all guns have an empty magwell.

Already 8" or more at my house in Randolph, and the Huskies are LOVING IT!

I think anyone can open carry at the range, but they typically restrict that to the actual range floor. I know at indoor USPSA and IDPA matches all the shooters routinely open carry although all guns are unloaded except at the firing line.

While I am not in the market right now, I was just checking out the prices of these Honda units and it seems like the 3000 is about $2,000 while the 2000 is about $1,000. I also see they can be used in parallel. That got me thinking, would you not be better off for the same price getting a pair of the 2000 units which would give you 4000 watt total capacity if needed while having to units so if one died you still had one?

Started up my Genny as well just to make sure she was good to go in case things get bad.

I'm all set, just got back from buying 5 cases of wine, and 4 loose bottles, so 64 bottles of wine should be able to get me through most anything.

Gotta run out and hoard bread, milk and eggs