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There's no link, I didn't intend to imply that there was. I only pointed it out because I think he should release them. If he had said from the early days of the campaign that he wouldn't, that would have been troubling on some level, but honest. Yesterday Conway said that now that he's in office, the release will never happen (but I see now that she is vacillating on that point, so who knows).

270,000 signed the petition asking that he immediately release the tax returns he had promised for so long.

Because if you are going to carry, someday, somewhere, you want to be proficient first. So start training now.

I thought that was more of a taseable offense. :-)

Wayne Manor looked to be mostly limestone.

Renting a few guns to see what you like is certainly a good idea. And I'm a big fan of starting with a .22--great training platform, loads of fun, highly accurate, and fairly inexpensive, especially since the great ammo scare of a year or two ago is fading from memory.

Scam, yes. Worried, no. He was fishing to get access to your machine or accounts; if he already had access, he wouldn't have needed to call.

What to order? Order them to set an extra place at your table for your dinner guest, 10X.

And that does sound like something Trump would support...

I believe 'legal', 'ugly', and 'impractical' all apply.

Rather ugly, to my eye, but of course I respect your right to have one The lower bore axis is a legitimate plus. Otherwise, I'd rather have the "improved" version, which would be a classic 1911. :-)

AND to stifle competition. MAPs benefit the sellers; they hurt the consumers. Running a small business is undoubtedly harder than I can fathom, so I understand where you are coming from--but my point of view is decidedly on the other side of the issue.

It's hard to get excited about a MAP 'violation'. The world would be a better place without them.

True. That was a long flight from Alaska. Who knows, if coach seats were a couple of inches wider, with a couple of inches more legroom, this might never have happened

My understanding is that he had checked the gun through, then retrieved his luggage and gun after landing. Baggage claim isn't a gun free zone under those circumstances (or if one just walks in from the street, for that matter).

Mine are multi-punch, single hole machines. :-)

This is a treasure trove of recipes, but they use a lot of very specific varieties of chili powders. Sometimes half a dozen varieties in a single recipe. Anyone know a good source in north jersey? I'm not going to find them in my local Acme

Quite true. I wish I lived in America!!

I've shot this match twice. It's a LOT of fun.

Not exactly the same. That would require the probability of an accident to be 0, once the driver is more than five miles from home. But the probability of an accident doesn't scale linearly with miles driven, which may have been your point.

Crazy commuter here. 90 miles a day, at the mercy of the Tappan Zee bridge traffic. I put 28,000 miles on the car last year.

You're supposed to unload it first...

What a great website--didn't know it existed. It's bookmarked now. I'm partial to my own chili recipe, but will happily dive into World Championship Chili Cookoff recipes. They just might be better...

Not for football, but I made a smoked meatloaf two days ago. Three hours over mesquite and pecan, with baked potatoes on the smoker as well (they're great smoked). The meatloaf was wrapped in a bacon weave. It's too much trouble to post photos on this site, but it looked a lot like the one at this link: http://www.savoryreviews.com/2013/01/23/bacon-wrapped-smoked-meatloaf/ On Christmas Eve, I made an entire smoker full of beef jerky. Gift bags for everyone, with plenty left over for me. Mmmmmmm.

You didn't provide a reference, so I assume that's the NJ definition? The NJ definition has force of law here. But it's wrong, wrong, wrong. And it's not how the rest of the world defines 'firearm'