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Ha Ha.... yep.. Leave that space blank, and plead for forgiveness later, if they ask. I've never filled it in.

Call the local PD who approved it and explain your situation, if it's within the first month, maybe they'll approve more, since there is normally the 30 day wait between purchases on the P2P.

I watched it last night. I read it had a $20 million budget, so maybe that's why it wasn't packed with tons of action/adventure compared to the $100 million big time movies out there in the theaters. We expect major CGI, so when you don't get it in Netflix original release, you're let down. Overall, not bad, a few segments a little slow, but watchable. Kept me interested... Seriously! A former Marine goes on the road with only a few mags? They definitely didn't have enough ammo with them. Ha Ha, me neither. I would have done what he did days before he did. Yeah, or for the next sequel.

Bountiful, Utah - happened in May, they just released the video footage. https://www.sltrib.com/news/2018/05/04/person-shot-during-reported-robbery-at-bountiful-pawn-shop/

Exactly... Prior planning... I have psychic powers and ESPN (and the Weather Channel).

I was at Range 14 yesterday, nice and sunny, perfect day to blow some stuff up!

Seems like these two dudes picked the wrong pawn shop to rob that day. If we only had "common sense gun laws", after all, no one needs more than a shotgun for self defense. (sarc) Note, this store owner needs some more training and practice with his CCW, it took him two racks of the slide to accomplish his goals. The video reveals the pawn shop owner bringing merchandise toward the front of the store during opening. Suddenly, two suspects enter through the front door. The first is armed with a hammer, and the second is armed with a gun. The second suspect, 40-year-old Kleydys Arbolaez-Hernandez, points his gun at the shop owner, who manages to get far enough away that he has time to draw his own weapon and open fire, striking the suspect, who died seconds later. The other suspect flees the scene: Bountiful Police Lt. Dave Edwards commented on the surveillance video, saying, “There’s an exchange of gunfire there and ultimately, the suspect continues after the shots have been fired, attacks the store clerk until the suspect succumbs to his wounds.” Edwards observed that the video lets viewers “see the very dynamic nature of a violent encounter with an armed robbery.”

Hey, on the plus side, no forest fires and we don't have to worry about a drought.... Now, where did I leave my ark?

Hungover from last night???

It's the Russians, hacking into the forum.

If you're going through withdrawal from not cutting, come pop over here for a fix. Mine needs to be cut again today.

This was in the final bill I believe: 17. (New section) a. A person who legally owns a firearm 2[with a fixed magazine capacity holding up to 15 rounds which is incapable of being modified to accommodate 10 or less rounds and was purchased on or] as set forth in paragraph (1) or (2) of this subsection2 prior to the effective date of P.L. , c. (C. ) (pending before the Legislature as this bill) shall register that firearm within one year from the effective date2[this act]: (1) a firearm with a fixed magazine capacity holding up to 15 rounds which is incapable of being modified to accommodate 10 or less rounds; or (2) a firearm which only accepts a detachable magazine with a capacity of up to 15 rounds which is incapable of being modified to accommodate 10 or less rounds2 . 2b.2 In order to register the firearm 2pursuant to subsection a. of this section2, the owner shall: (1) complete a registration statement, in the form to be prescribed by the Superintendent of the State Police; 3and3 (2) 3[pay a registration fee of $50 per firearm; and

That could be true. I don't believe the Millennial numbers, as like almost 80% were Bernie Sanders supporters, so for actual lever pullers, I read that they went 55% for Hillary versus 37% Trump, that's not a -2 difference like the chart shows, and they are currently the largest generation today.

Huh?? Baby Boomers vote Republican two to one over Democrats.

I signed it with the name "Steve Sweeney"

That was my question, is he considered part of Congress? I thought he's part of the executive branch, not the legislative branch. That only works if their dead first.

Not to throw water on the fire, cause I'd like to see that happen, but I went to the petition page and read the link about Recall. It said that members of Congress can be recalled. Is Murphy considered part of Congress in the state? https://ballotpedia.org/Laws_governing_recall_in_New_Jersey

Great idea for a thread, I was thinking about this recently. I'm also wondering what you guys are using for CCW insurance (I know, we can't carry here), but many cover legal support if you use a firearm for self defense in the home.

For the right price, anything is possible.

That's true. Some towns put a lot of pressure on the banks to maintain the property, cut the grass, etc. and the banks have to pay utilities, taxes, insurance and winterize the houses. Plus, many get broken in and get trashed and fixtures get ripped out, so the bank takes a loss on all those costs. It must still be more beneficial for the banks to carry the non-performing loan on the books versus just selling it. Go figure...

Because they keep the original mortgage amount on their books as an Asset. Once they sell it, at an amount less than the mortgage balance, they have to book the loss as a Liability. True, it can take a long time (years) for a bank to get their day in court, after they start the official foreclosure process. If the current owner is "creative", they can drag that process out even longer.

I waited to almost 10 months to get him snipped. He actually started to lift his leg the last snow we had. But went back to normal. He squats right next to the fence but won't lift his leg. Maybe he's not sure what gender he is? I think the little dickhead likes to kill my grass, just to piss me off. He'll take off and run clear across the backyard to go pee in the grass before I can catch him. Then it takes close to a month for the grass to recover from that nitrogen burst. If I could only get him to control that spray, and dilute it all over the grass, instead of one spot, I'd have the greenest grass in the neighborhood!

Multiple times a week. I know someone who did something close. They strategically defaulted on their mortgage, then banked all the money they weren't paying on their mortgage in the Bank of Sealy. When their mortgage company finally kicked them out, they walked, and moved to Tenn. and bought a house for cash (from under their mattress). Isn't America wonderful?

From the article: ...." For the second straight quarter, the nation saw a dip in the average amount of time it takes for a foreclosure to go from start to finish. The current average in New Jersey is 1,161 days — third highest in the country. " I watch the RE market pretty closely in my area. I can confirm that the banks sit on these houses for YEARS before actually foreclosing on them. Multiple years.. I've watched some people go in default, then stay in the house for close to 4 years without paying the mortgage before getting kicked out. It's absolutely crazy. I'm searching to buy some of these foreclosures, but by the time the bank kicks the defaulters out, they've let the house go completely to crap, and they need so much work, it ain't worth the price the bank wants. Or, the bank let's the house sit empty for multiple years, and it becomes a mold fest and looters break in and steal all the copper and anything else they can.