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I agree with this. I'm looking for new tires for the fronts on my truck. They came with Michelins as OEM from Honda. They are 5-1/2 years old, and are totally dry rotted and cracked on the sidewalls. The rears still have a lot of tread on them, so I could push them longer, but it's the dry rot that concerns me. I did some research and it's true, Michelin definitely has an issue with early dry rot. I liked the way these tires drove and handled, but I'm not going back to them. I don't drive as much as I use to, so these replacements will probably be on the truck for many years. Having to deal with dry rot in another handful of years isn't in the game plan, and these aren't cheap tires. I'm also pissed that I have to replace the rears, even though the tread is fine, due to dry rot and safety concerns. So the Cap is correct, Michelin ain't the cat's meow.

I have a LC9S, and I've tried just dropping into a cargo pocket on my pants. That seems to work OK, but since I'm in the Communist state of NJ, I haven't tried walking around town with it in that pocket. Would that be an option for you?

That's NOT their chests they're thumping. It's something else...

Or, get the Elon Musk/Tesla version: https://www.boringcompany.com/not-a-flamethrower/

It wasn't my attachment, I was just asking questions about it, which was posted by someone else. Lighten up Francis.

Well, we definitely are a minority in this area. But, I personally don't mind being called a "mutant"... it's a lot better than being called a "sheep"... It's NEVER been a goal of mine to be part of the herd. Mutants . or Group of uncool or different people. I've used that multiple times when someone pointed out how dangerous guns were, did you know how many people have "assault knife blocks" sitting on their kitchen counters? I agree... but there are a whole bunch of deaf ears it's falling on.

That's interesting, and it doesn't appear to me that they separate long guns from handguns, but call everything firearms. What's posted in that document doesn't make it sound like you can just travel around the state with a long gun and ammo in your trunk 24/7. It appears to say only to ranges, hunting or shooting related events. I'd like the guys with more legal experience to chime in. Actually, the second point in that document stipulates where you can transport. One item missing in it, if you own two houses in NJ, transporting between them isn't listed as an exception, so if you were stopped, you could be nailed for illegal transport.

I can remember years ago going to Dick's and buying a few bricks of 525 (I think it was 3 boxes) on sale, and when I got to the register to pay, the kid working asked me "so where is the revolution?". And this was from a kid working at a sporting goods store. There's lots of ignorance and false narratives floating around. I think the reality is, only us "gun nuts" think in "cases". My brother-in-law has had a handgun for decades, but hardly ever shoots it, and when the discussion came up about ammo, he said "I have a bunch"... So when I asked him to clarify "bunch", he said he had 3 boxes (150 rounds). So maybe, we truly are the mutants in the state????

Such a good Boy Scout!

This is also true, my wife asks why I buy by the case. I told her, if you came to the range with me one day, you'd get your answer. Plus, like like to watch the UPS guy get a hernia...

I was hoping you'd say that. If you're not buying it by the case, you're a slacker, and definitely not ready for the next Zombie apocalypse !!!!!!

It was probably the 3 mags he had and the 200 rounds of ammo that was with it. Fudds think that's an arsenal, because no one needs more that 3 shells to kill a deer.

The OP is a perfect reason for everyone to have a good quality video security system on their house. Not one of these single, cute, plug-n-play WiFi cameras or a Ring video doorbell, but multiple cameras covering all possible entry points on the house. With video evidence, the cops will know exactly who these Tweakers are, and usually they are repeat offenders, so the cops know exactly where to find them.

This is correct, that guy just hasn't been watching enough CNN. He was suppose to call that AR15 a "Military Assault Weapon of War", just like the communists on CNN call it.

Exactly right.. me too. The only thing a empty mag is good for is as a paperweight.

Ha Ha Ha... that's awesome!! This is what works. I love going after hornet's nests. The bigger the better! The key is to get the spray up into the entry hole and really soak it, then any hornet that tries to go in and out gets terminated, and the residual spray soaked into the nest kills what's left in the nest.

Just saw this deal pop back up in my email... @Mrs. Peel are you watching? 325 rounds for $13.99, that's like 4 cents a round. I think I remember paying like $24 a box not to long ago.. https://palmettostatearmory.com/federal-auto-match-22lr-40gr-lead-round-nose-325rd-am22.html?trk_msg=7RHG0HQRCM64564DLRH48FDS70&trk_contact=1GTGFTJC1S443AISH5A17G8C88&trk_sid=GIMAJP5859Q81GV91F09JQTHFG&utm_source=Listrak&utm_medium=email&utm_term=https%3a%2f%2fpalmettostatearmory.com%2ffederal-auto-match-22lr-40gr-lead-round-nose-325rd-am22.html&utm_campaign=Daily+Deal+Email&utm_content=12%3a00+Email

True... It was originally called John Taylor's GENUINE Taylor CHOPPED Ham. There, now it's official... Close Thread.

Yes, this is true.. Trying to teach these youngsters something about history gets really tiresome. They should learn from their elders! Yeah, but that's what makes it so good!

Yes, most of the hard wired DVRs today have smartphone apps so you can access the DVR remotely and watch live video or play back recorded video. Just check with the DVR manufacturer to make sure they have an app before you buy it. My main system is a Q-See, and I can control most of the viewing and settings from my phone, tablet or computer besides the DVR itself.

.... ” It was originally called “Taylor Ham” and although the name was changed in 1906 many of us in North Jersey still call it simply, “Taylor Ham.” Think of it as Kleenex is to tissues, Taylor Ham is to Pork Roll. "

You just haven't been on the planet long enough... ..." Pork Roll (regionally known as Taylor Ham)[1][2] is a pork-based processed meat originating and commonly available in New Jersey, New York, Delaware and parts of Pennsylvania and Maryland. It was developed in 1856 by John Taylor of Hamilton Square, New Jersey, and sold as "Taylor Ham".[3] Other producers entered the market, and subsequent food labeling regulations required Taylor to designate it as a "pork roll" alongside their competitors. Taylor originally called his product "Taylor's Prepared Ham", but was forced to change the name after it failed to meet the new legal definition of "ham" established by the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pork_roll

Sorry, this is all we can afford after he put us so deep in debt:

Well, it's s good thing that's only a small portion of the population. Oops, like 3/4s of the population... Good thing that gets the doctors off the hook, right?