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What if Zeke only wants two or three, maybe Michael's, Joann Fabrics or Hobby Lobby.

Stay as far aft as you can while underway. Don't eat a big meal or a greasy meal before heading out. Don't look at stuff close up for any length of time, like, don't read a book. Move around. Don't sit with your head down and eyes on the floor. EDIT: Have your cuppa Joe well before you head out, dont drink citrus or acidic beverages. Get yourself a bag of Gem brand ginger chews.

PANTONE 186 C Color values: RGB 200 16 46 CMYK 2 100 85 6

Makita Teal Blue Color Values Pantone 321 C RGB 0 140 149 CMYK 96 3 35 12 Flat or satin lacquer should do the job. There's a guy on e-bay selling Makita white die cut vinyl decals.

Here's your color scheme right here. Order Cerakote DeWalt yellow (H-126 DeWalt Yellow) and DeWalt decals off Amazon.

Hollow point Torx, much more effective.

What... Someone broke into Cyril Figis' house?

Oh for corn sake, get a freak'n room

I bit off more than I can chew. Do we have any electricians and plumbers here, or can anyone recommend one in Monmouth? The wifey and I decided to do a complete kitchen remodel ourselves. We gutted the kitchen and fixed a bunch of things, but now I'm running into some difficulty. There's a bit of older plumbing that I don't have right the tools to work on, and with all the new outlets and switches we are installing, the wiring is more complex than I'm used to. The walls and floor are open, so it should be a fairly straight forward job. We need to get this stuff taken care of ASAP, and I can pay cash. I'd prefer to give the work to a 2A supporter.

Wait..... I had something for this. No, it's gone. Wait! No.

Taking a page from the dems playbook, you have to make the issue about an at-risk minority, not religion. The left HATES religion. When NJ turns down the applicants, what do you want on peoples minds.... A) The state of NJ turned down a bunch of religious zealots. There were muslims in that group too!!! probably terrorists. or B) The state of NJ turned down Jews, you know, the folks that are repeatedly attacked at Synagogue and have a highly publicized justifiable need to defend themselves. It's all about the optics.

K.I.S.S.

Well, if you are really intent on getting a permit, be prepared for your life to revolve around that task. If you have enough money and a good legal team, you can have a go at running the gauntlet NJ has set up for anyone wealthy enough to make it to the end. What ya need to do is have a few members at several synagogues apply, get denied and then file a class action lawsuit. The Dems in Trenton will shit themselves. They really really REALLLLLLY don't want to say yes, and they can't say no without looking really bad.

The report explicitly states that it could not wrap all of the data up in a neat package, admitting that there is no clear demographic profile that can be made. That does not mean the data they analyzed is insufficient to draw useful conclusions.

This is a great article that abridges a much more indepth 30 page FBI study on the behavioral precursors of mass shooters. Even if your head is on a swivel, you need to know what to look for. READ THE 7 POINT OVERVIEW HERE ---> https://www.activeresponsetraining.net/active-killer-pre-attack-behavior?fbclid=IwAR27SEKXs25gyJ-Q2Eu6iNK2Txk4p8WukiHbS2XkW4Ixvrm09yv87kJYC98 READ THE FULL 30 PAGE (PDF) FBI STUDY HERE ---> https://www.fbi.gov/file-repository/pre-attack-behaviors-of-active-shooters-in-us-2000-2013.pdf

Very stealthy.

Below is an excerpt from a well written article on The Importance of Twist Rates. It is relatively short, and explains, in mostly plain language, the effects of an incorrect twist rate. One of my pet peeves is when some folks say "naw, ya can't over stabilize a boolit", well, yes you can. Over stabilizing a bullet won't necessarily make it shoot poorly, you may get pretty decent groups. But, they won't be the best groups that bullet or your rifle are capable of producing. It's important that rifle shooters have a basic understanding of twist rates and how it affects what you feed your rifle. You can read the rest of the article here ---> https://www.shootingtimes.com/editorial/ammunition_st_twistrates_200809/100194

Austria has an Autobahn too. Some time in 1945/46, my dad was stationed in Austria as part of the post war EOF. I wanna say it was Salzburg but can't be 100% certain. One morning he was approached by a colonel who asked him if he would drive to Italy to pick up last minute "supplies" for some sort of diplomatic banquet being held that evening. The reason my dad was singled out for this very important mission was his fluency in Italian. My dad was reluctant because the trip was hundreds miles each way and felt there was no way he could reasonably complete the round trip in time for the banquet. Colonel party planner took my dad to a parking lot full of confiscated vehicles where he was permitted to appropriate any one he wished for the mission. It turns out, war criminals and collaborators owned some pretty fancy sports cars. Well, being Italian, pop naturally gravitated towards a Maserati, just sitting there waiting to be liberated. He was given some travel passes and fuel vouchers and sent on his way. The way dad told the story, it took him a while to get up the nerve to put the peddle to floor. Eventually he was on some straightaways where he reached a cruising speed of 120mph, with the engine still offering more to give. When he crossed over into Italy (where there is no Autobahn, and has speed limits) he was already accustomed to the freedom of the Autobahn and mostly ignored the Italian speed limits. He was on an important mission. At some point the polizia saw him coming, and gave chase. They gave up after a couple miles. So, dad reaches his destination for the pick up. His freight was several cases of wine and one case of grappa (Italian brandy), yanno, "essential banquet supplies". The return trip was less eventful and not as much fun because the novelty faded and driving that fast for a long time wears down a driver. Apparently, the one hitch in the gray mission was that, somehow, a bottle of grappa was lost because it was carelessly dropped when loading up the car. At least that's what dad told the colonel.