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it would honestly be very interesting to see what happens if/when they feel the need to shut this down.

the old haddonfield lumber is used this way a few times a month. guys in full swat gear go in there practicing. i'm certain that there's some here that'd go batty seeing that. but i'd bet they'd be just fine seeing the fire dept practicing there.

he's not even in the parking lot. looks like he's on the shoulder of the road. as if he were looking for directions.

my point was that this particular vet(desert storm vet) thinks the 2nd is for militia, not for citizens. he doesn't buy into the fact that we the citizens ARE the militia. someone like him would think that disarming us is lawful no matter what. as for them just refusing this all together........if they believe that they're truly training for action somewhere outside the country, then they'd have no reason to refuse it now. the economy collapsing is one of my concerns BTW... that and natural disasters. those are where my tinfoil hat comes in.

i'd need to see them actually IN the walmart, rather than just on the road with a walmart sign there....

ONE would hope that the military guys on the ground would know better than to follow unconstitutional orders.....but then again, i spoke with a vet the other day that is anti-gun....and he has a very librul warped view of the 2nd.....so in his mind, disarming people would still be constitutional.

like mipa said.......post the question, then take a screenshot. then when she deletes it, do another screenshot showing it missing....then make her famous for not only ignoring a constituent, but for blatantly blowing you off..

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LOLOL

can you imagine....they have a gas powered generator. that they don't keep a full tank on. and they need the generator to get the gas that the generator needs to get the gas? LOLOLOLOL

that could've been a timing thing? wasn't it all the rage back then to ban everything in sight? now the rage is to loosen up.......if we could get the same setup as then, i think we could make progress.......

i hadn't heard of this....i know the guy here hasn't got one.......

NONE THAT I KNOW OF......

my favorite thing was that people didn't realize that they need electricity to get gas.

know what was best about that to me? my own mother is one of the unprepared. still is unfortunately. BUT.....she was here for sandy. normally, she berates me, calling me paranoid when i'm on the phone telling her what i was doing to be sure i was ready to handle anything. well.....even though we got off easy down here in south jersey....she was here when sandy came across us. she was scared. while she's too lazy(don't mean to sound mean, but it is what it is) to keep herself prepared.....she doesn't berate me for it anymore. and i rest easier when she's with me, 'cause if i'm prepared, so is she.

better to keep it somewhere where all of our members can see it, but less likely for antis that may or may not have infiltrated.

i think christies odd/even thing was just up north though. there wasn't anything about it in my area. that said.........everyone up there should've been filled up. hell.....i went full retard with that down here. had the generator full, 15 spare gallons, and filled my old jeep to the brim, 'cause of how easy it is ti siphon gas from it. had plenty of food/water, and everything that needs charging was fully charged. in the 79 one, like i mentioned before, they did the odd/even thing, and also wouldn't sell you gas if you had half tank or more.

this is just gonna sink em faster? it's also a sign of their problems.

well we had two shortages. on the one in 73, i'm pretty sure that was the arab oil embargo. i don't really know what pissed em off.....but they messed with us big time. i think the one in 79 was a revolution in iran or the iran/iraq war, but again, i was young, and not following the "why", just busy being pissed off......

i think only in the areas that got hit. during irene, we'd ordered our cape may county squadron to remove their assets from the airport. they didn't . myself and another member drove down there the night before she was to make landfall. the road out towards 55 was backed up for miles on the exit side. nearly everyone was trying to leave by way of rt55. the lines at the gas stations down there that night took me right back to 1979. it was actually pretty eerie. the main difference was this time mostly sikhs, not americans. they had guys metering the flow of cars into their lots. the lines were nearly 1/4 mile long. gas was more than a buck a gallon more expensive than here in cherry hill. when we got their assets loaded into their van, we rolled. rather than sit in that traffic, we hit the gsp. no one on there. bunch of dumbasses panicking, and not a single one thought to go to the gsp, lololol

i'd have made dam sure to attempt to educate them a bit........

are you old enough to remember either of the gas "shortages"? i think it was 73? the arab oil embargo? or was that one the one in 79? either way, i was a kid the first time, although i remember it. the 2nd time 'round, i'd just gotten my lisence. you could not get gas unless you had less than half a tank. and even then, it was an odd/even system. and even then. the lines were often a quarter mile long. technically speaking, it was on a "need" basis, which you had to justify, so i guess it was justifiable need. essentially, it was rationing. i remember it honestly like it was yesterday.

that i don't know.

i always thought that the reason for the polymyr tipped stuff was a workaround for the hollowpiont thing......guess i'll just run fmj.........

wanna hear something funny? i took a job working for a communications company. dude asked me if i were afraid of heights. i told him we'd find out. we did. i am. we went up on barclay towers in cherry hill to mount antennas. i had to go to the edge of the roof to drop a rope to haul the ladders up(too big to fit in the sevice elevator). i couldn't get to the edge. i pretty much froze. almost pissed myself. yea, it was that bad. now the funny part. i fly. i have no problem whatsoever in an airplane. i've circled atco raceway, watching races. i've rode back seat as mission scanner in CAP looking for a downed helicopter. 1,000ft at 70kts in a slip so i could get a good look down through the tree canopy. no problems. but i couldn't #$% get to the edge of a roof. power on and power off stalls at 4,000ft no problem. turning stalls, no problem. unusual attitude recovery at 2,000ft, no problem. but i can't get to the edge of a dam roof.