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even at that volume, i'd venture they've got 3 days or less in the ground. it's not a pretty picture if the poop really hit for any reason. it's also part of why i keep all my stuff full.

what i meant, is that i thought that right now, ffl's were exempt from the 15 round limit, seeing as they're allowed to pin/limit them. i thought the same would apply.

nah.....comcast, lolol

also bear in mind, that although most gas stations have capacity to hold upwards of 22,000 gallons in their underground tanks.....most carry less than 10,000 on hand. the station out front lasted only THREE days without refilling with NORMAL business. imagine that in panic mode.

as an ffl, wouldn't he be exempted? as long as they didn't leave that business?

i didn't get the model number from him yet...but when i googled it, it looks like there's 2 versions.....seems the main difference is 2 or 3 hdmi ports on the back. i mostly watch some movies through crapcast, and for the last couple days, been watching banshee as they're running it a few nights. i haven't gamed on my tv yet, although i was thinking of connecting my old(9 years) computer to it to see if it would run aces high on the bigger screen. i don't have a bluray player yet

got a local guy selling the above. 55" lg. 1080p, says it's 120hz. he's asking $300. right now, i'm watching on a toshiba...i forget the model. it's about 7 or 8 years old, 40". its hd is 720. am i gonna see a decent improvement on picture to be worth spending the loot?

that right there is the key. but we're not talking if it's economical or not...just if it can be done. also.....the hydrogen highway in norway...they've got 2 refueling stations in oslo that produce their hydrogen by electrolysis. powered by the sun i think. also lillistrom? i think it is by electrolysis and other means. and one that uses hydrogen that is a byproduct of making chlorine. even with me arguing for this......i've pretty much always said that there's nothing out therre that'll give us the bang for the buck that oil does. thankfully, oil's not the limited resource that we've been lied to saying it is.

there's also this...... A new hydrogen refueling station supplied by the Danish company H2 Logic will be installed just outside Oslo, Norway in summer 2011 as part of Norway’s “hydrogen highway“. Together with another planned Oslo hydrogen station in 2011, this means Norway will have one of the world’s densest hydrogen refueling networks. Hydrogen is produced by splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen. The hydrogen is compressed and stored in the vehicle. Most hydrogen vehicles react hydrogen with oxygen in a fuel cell to run electric motors. So effectively a fuel-cell vehicle is a form of electric vehicle. Pike Research predicts that 37 percent of the 2.8 million fuel-cell vehicles sold by 2020 will be in Western Europe, 36 percent will be in the Asia-Pacific region and just 25 percent will be in North America. Several major automakers have recently announced their intentions to get fuel-cell models into showrooms by 2015. https://venturebeat.com/2010/11/26/hydrogen-refueling-ramps-up-in-norway/ it powers the electric motor through the fuel cell. the hydrogen reacts with oxygen to create the power. so...yea. it runs essentially on water

hydrogen. you get it from water. the byproduct of hydrogen in an internal combustion engine is.....water

with adjustments, you could most likely get your vehicle to run on water....but you'd be having to break the water down, and seperate the hydrogen, and burn that......i think there's been a couple guys that've done that.

when i was living with the ex-wife, we had gas to heat our hot water in the apt. we ran out pretty often. when i was living with an ex-girlfriend after her, we had gas too...which ran out sometimes. at the shop, i used to have a small electric water heater. it sucked balls. it died, and i never replaced it, 'cause to be honest i don't need hot water there. at home now, my oil heater is also my hot water heater. never ran outta hot water.

not for nuthin', but this is the kind of stuff we need to be seeing. it looks to have been stalled for a bit, but it looks like it's taking tiny forward steps. now, if only some powerful pro-2a organization would jump onboard and help these guys out. what the hell's the name of that national rifle association again? i'd bet they could help. and if they did, that'd be certain to get cynical people to sign up........ SAPPA dudes........THANKS MAN!!

ran the generator this afternoon while shooting in the side yard. she ran well. will power my house if we actually get hit

just think....if they hadn't shut down the south jersey refineries, we'd still be relatively cheap. weren't there a couple in north jersey too?

that reminds me.....i gotta go dig mine outta the back of the garage and test run it.

nah. he only has the 1 location. he pays more for his gas than the guy at my shop sells it for.

yea. he's 3.11 for the cheap shit......3.87 for super.

1) suppliers raise their prices in anticipation of their increased cost. this causes retailers to do the same. 2) station across the street just hit 3.11 for the cheap shit. we just hit 2.68

sadly, it may well happen again. they learned from katrina though. everyone went nuts, 'cause the prices doubled just about overnight. this time, they seem to be raising them slow. the station across the street from me is 2.87 for the cheap stuff. over 3 bucks for premium.

it's gone up about fifty cents/gallon out in front of my shop. in just 3 days. it's gonna most likely hit at least 3/gallon. lot of damaged refineries.

when you're looking at the thread listings.....say for instance this particular thread. look to the right. it'll show you the last respondent(right now, prolly me), it'll show you how long ago said response was, right under the respondents name. click on the time. it'll take you directly to the last post in the thread.

i quoted voyagers response, which was in response partially to this ::::::: Simple yes or no should one carry concealed if they go to a Save Stonewall Jackson Statue Rally? Is there a way to make it a poll? I am really just curious as to the opinions here. :::::::::::::::::::. concealed carry is in no way provoking. on the other hand, if one were to do like the antifa tards did in pheonix? a few months back, and show up to a peaceful rally carrying all sorts of long guns openly....yea. that's provoking.

if you conceal carry at a rally, how are you provoking?

i get that the state pd is only the enforcement arm. that said......the 30 day statute.....could someone ask him what the prescribed penalty is should a local dept not issue a permit within the specified 30 days?