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  1.   Nuking your enemy is not an atrocity.   Triply so when that enemy attacked us without reason, without warning, and triply so given the horrors that japan visited upon the southern chinese population.   I would say you have a point with the drones, but honestly I lack the ethics to care.   I personally would nuke them too. 
    4 points
  2. But a Marine brother sent this to me, and I think its worth a listen. Plus the color guard is using m14's. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Cp6mKbRTQY&feature=youtube_gdata_player Tapatalk ate my spelling.
    4 points
  3.   Death to ALL fire ants. I haven't been attacked in decades, and I'm still pissed :)
    4 points
  4. Good listen. Thanks for it, Spots.   On a personal note, every time I see a bugler and/or hear taps; I think of my late father. Jack B. Cpl, 101st Airborne. R.I. P. Dad. 
    4 points
  5. He was a communist and an (at least indirect) terrorist. He also was the major reason apartheid was ended and democratic government instituted in South Africa.   Pick the parts of the man you love and hate, I suppose.   - OS
    4 points
  6. If you turn it to the right, the bullets come out faster. Slower to the left.
    3 points
  7. A fitting end to their young lives. Fire ants are of the devil.
    3 points
  8.   Anything wrong with a used HiPoint for around $100?   I don't understand these $500 glocks....then again, we are just being absurd here about someone else's money.
    3 points
  9.   None of it is cheap when you get into quality. In your case, I'm sure a LOT of time goes into them. It doesn't get any more expensive than hand crafted labor. Good steel costs money. In the case of the higher end folders, you have expensive blade steel and handle materials. My personal favorite... titanium.    I have a Sebenza 25 that was over 400 bucks new. Not only am I an idiot, but I got it from Willis, who got it from Kong :)
    3 points
  10. The situation is indeed a complex one, but I still fail to see why the west is so enamored by Nelson Madela. He had absolutely zero impact on any aspect of world events aside from South Africa and yet he is hailed as a world leader who made great strides for all of society. While there are many issues in South Africa and very very few of them are good the only thing he did was bring chaos and destabilize and entire region of Africa while bringing nothing positive outside of ending apartheid. In fact the turmoil and ethnic cleansings that are going on all around South Africa and in South Africa itself are a direct result of a well intentioned Marxist ideologue.    While I truly believe Mandela was genuine in his intentions and his motives, South Africa is a prime example of what a well intentioned bleeding heart gets you - Chaos and bloodshed on historic levels.
    3 points
  11. In the spirit of the OP, I enjoyed this video yesterday:   [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoABty_zE00[/media]
    3 points
  12. Obama clearly has no class.   Cutting up and taking selfies at a memorial service is not how you are supposed to act.
    3 points
  13. Had the boy kissed another boy then there would not be a problem. Or at least they would have been afraid of discriminating against a gay 6 year old.
    3 points
  14. So was almost every Prime Minister of Israel. Politics has not been an easy road in many countries.
    3 points
  15. IMHO. In this day and age, a constitutional convention would scare the pants off of me. Let's not hope for desperate measures that could very well back fire on U.S.
    3 points
  16. Two thugs try to rob a 35 year old in Chattanooga at a Bi-Lo parking lot when they meet to sale some tablets off of craigslsit and it does not go well for them. http://www.chattanoogan.com/2013/12/10/265194/Man-Shot-At-Bi-Lo-Parking-Lot-Taken.aspx
    2 points
  17. Well those ants are going to have a "neat" day.   http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=9c4_1386672510
    2 points
  18. There's no more questioning it, I've got it and I think pretty badly. About This time last year I didn't have even one EBR. As of about 15 minutes ago I now technically have five. Now keep in mind that two are upper and lower only at this point and one of them isn't quite done yet, BUT I have an order of parts on the way and my Midway cart full again already. I should have all but the TGO build done by mid January. Heck one of them will most likely be done before Christmas. <Sigh> I guess there's no use fighting it at this point is there? The disease has taken over. How about you all, how fast did you succumb to the sickness? I want to try and see what kind of quality of life I have ahead of me. And of course, here's a pic. Because it happened.
    2 points
  19. A little skinny...but a nice caboose.   Oh....shoots pretty nice too.
    2 points
  20. I think 1/3 for them, 1/3 for you and 1/3 for me. :wave:  
    2 points
  21. I can't believe we only have a few weeks left in the hunting season!! Boy this season has sure flown by and I am sad to see it go. But I'll be darned if my mind hasn't already switched over to thinking about turkey season!! I clearly have lots of mental stress when it comes to the outdoors. I wait in high anticipation of deer season, then turkey season, then fishing, then dove then back to deer and repeat every year for the rest of my life. In between all that I enjoy camping, backpacking and doing improvements to our land.
    2 points
  22.   Bring him along slow. Don't just whip out the rhino slayer first thing :)
    2 points
  23. Always remember this:   Everyone is a mixture of good and bad traits and pasts... I'm no Nelson Mandela fan; because of several things...   First, Mandela was, at the minimum, a socialist... I dont like 'em... period; but that's just me.... Secondly, Mandela has blood on his hands, no matter what people say... His actions incited bloodshead on both sides (...black and white...)... His wife, Winnie, was in fact the head of a shadow hit group that wantonly murdered opposition apparatchiks on both sides of the color spectrum...Mandela had to know about that...   Mandela's positive traits are notable as well; but the in no way (...in my opinion...) rise to the negative ones... Nelson Mandela had the bearing and the self control of a great man...That, alone, made his a giant to many; but those traits in no way can be used to ignore the darker ones and the carnage and destruction that it brought to south africa...   Take the time to read Newt Gingrich's statement concerning Mandela... Nelson Mandela was, in fact, unjustly imprisoned and persecuted and he endured that persecution, heinous as it was, with great dignity... Those actions won him the respect of many in the western world... He was seen by both black south africans and the rest of the western world as the "George Washington" of south africa.... The apartheid government was seen as being worse than satan himself....   As heinous as the aparthied "status quo" was in South Africa; it kept the country relatively prosperous and on a pretty even keel... Mandela's presidency and the "black majority rule" has brought nothing to South Africa except a downward economic spiral and lawlessness... The poor blacks that worked the diamond and gold mines are still poor and oppressed... Those who run the diamond and gold mines are still fabulously rich...   The sad news is that there is rampant lawlessness and political corruption in South Africa that simply wasnt there with white minority rule... The citizens, both old (...white...) and new (...black...) have traded the rule of law for corruption and murder on a vast scale... There is no escaping it...   Take the time to do a google search and you will learn that 30 or so striking black miners where shot dead by black South African policemen in a strike confrontation a few months ago...Their working conditions and lot in life is no better, some thirty years later, than they were under the white apartheid government...The difference is simply the color of their oppressors in government are now black....  Look a bit farther and you will learn that the white Afrikaaners and british landowners (...farmers...) are being systematically murdered in the most heinous ways by roving bands of black thugs "settling scores"; and their property is being confiscated by the present government... The women are being raped and dismembered and the men (...mostly old...) are being killed in the most heinous of ways... Not one of these murders has been solved; and many folks in all parts of the world believe that these "roving bands of murders", in fact, have the tacit approval of the government in this "ethnic cleansing" of south africa...   Nelson Mandela; that grandfatherly old Cheshire Cat smiling "Father of South Africa" is, in fact, responsible for this carnage and murder... That simply cant be denied... Having said all that; he has some other accomplices... They are the overbearing busybodies who ran the governments of the United States, Britain, and some lesser luminaries on the european continent... I well remember when we here in the united states obsessed with the rest of the world in pressuring the south african government into this "black rule" thing... The results were predictable and were foretold... As heinous as the apartied thing was in south africa; what they have now is just as bad; if not worse...   It's bad because those who were 'liberated" had no notion of liberty and responsibility in government... They were simply unequipped to govern themselves... They, in fact, proved the "white man's burden" thing that the british used to talk about... They were cursed with an army of political opportunists and demagogues that have made things worse for everyone in south africa; no matter whether white or black...   Nelson Mandela, along with the busybodies of the western world are directly responsible for this dismantling of a very prosperous country... I simply dont know whether the oppression of apartheid is any different from this new misery of the black working class and murder of the white minority in south africa.... The affluent, nosy, smartest guy in the room, sanctimonious, busybodies of the west have to bow down to the greatness and honor Nelson Mandela; they made him ... They have to to continue the myth that somehow they advanced freedom for the people of south africa; when the plain truth is that they have done just the opposite...   Ill grant that Nelson Mandela may have started his notable, world changing adventure with the best and purest of intentions... They simply didnt turn out well for anyone...   Ill end this little essay with a sobering observation... What happened (...and is happening...) in south africa is seen by some of this administration's operatives as a perfectly acceptable solution to "white rule" in this very country... It is my belief that this fact is the very reason for the notable absence of prosecution of black on white crime in of the bluer areas of this country... Thankfully the population ratios here are considerably different from south africa...   Elections mean things; if ya like the south african model, vote for more Barak Obamas; if ya dont like it; vote for someone else....   rememberin leroy
    2 points
  24.   True that, my snooty brother  :rofl:
    2 points
  25. CNN reports: AK-47, AK-47, AR-15, M-16, AK-47, AR-15, AR-15, Bushmaster, Glock, RPG, AR-15, sawed off AR-15
    2 points
  26. I had those exact same thoughts, I'm sure out there in this great wide world there is someone plotting revenge in the name of all those "extinguished" souls, to that I say...
    2 points
  27. Meh, no loss to society. If anything, the area is better for it.
    2 points
  28. The music scene has never been richer.  You can find any type, obscure and no-name artists who are *good*, with the click of a button on the web.  A few cents and seconds later, you own whatever you like.   Rather than just a few people who have mainstream radio play and big names, the smallest guy in his basement can produce quality music and upload it for everyone to find.   Its out there, if you dig around.    Pop is what it always has been --- background noise.   Country and pop have merged, only the accent of the singers separates mainstream garbage rock and mainstream garbage country.   But if you turn the radio off, you can find some awesome stuff once you get past the junk.
    2 points
  29.  This is a story about a couple who had been happily married for years, the only friction in their marriage was the husband’s habit of farting loudly every morning when he awoke the noise would wake his wife and the smell would make her eyes water and make her gasp for air. Every morning she would plead with... him to stop ripping them off because it was making her sick. He told her he couldn't stop it and that it was perfectly natural. She told him to see a doctor, she was concerned that one day he would blow his guts out. The years went by and he continued to rip them out. Then one Christmas day morning, as she was preparing the turkey for dinner and he was upstairs sound asleep, she looked at the innards, neck, gizzard, liver and all the spare parts, and a malicious thought came to her. She took the bowl and went upstairs where her husband was sound asleep and, gently pulling the bed covers back, she pulled back the elastic waistband of his underpants and emptied the bowl of turkey guts into his shorts. Sometime later she heard her husband waken with his usual trumpeting which was followed by a blood curdling scream and the sound of frantic footsteps as he ran into the bath room. The wife could hardly control herself as she rolled on the floor laughing, tears in her eyes! After years of torture she reckoned she had got him back pretty good. About twenty minutes later, her husband came downstairs in his blood stained underpants with a look of horror on his face. She bit her lip as she asked him what was the matter. He said, “Honey you were right… all these years you have warned me and I didn't listen to you.” “What do you mean?” asked his wife. “Well, you always told me that one day I would end up farting my guts out, and today it finally happened, but by the grace of god, some Vaseline and two fingers. I think I got most of them back in   Dave  
    2 points
  30. aside from whether or not someone needs to bake a cake their are a few backward ass bigoted people on this forum.
    2 points
  31. By definition our founding fathers were terrorists too. Why do we celebrate them?
    2 points
  32. When your 30th birthday was 28 years ago!   Dave
    2 points
  33.   Well, it would be even more awesome if it also came with 500 rnds. of ammo. Hey, we can always dream, can't we?
    1 point
  34.   I don't think so. It's just a bargaining chip they were willing to give up in order to get increased spending overall. They are experts at such maneuvers.
    1 point
  35. Nice shot, I would also recommend watching the pilates shot - not necessarily for the shot though.
    1 point
  36.   You can probably do the research on them with a plain old claw hammer :)
    1 point
  37. Read the entire article. http://gunsnfreedom.com/72-killed-resisting-gun-confiscation-in-boston/
    1 point
  38. Hey, since I'm going to be building a pistol, can anyone recommend a good IWB holster for these things?       :D
    1 point
  39. An oldie, but still a goodie. Thanks for the laugh this morning.
    1 point
  40.      To an earlier point: Mandela as a terrorist.... We know who writes the history books... and it isn't the looser. Had the British defeated us in our battle for independence, some of our founding fathers would've been hung or shot for treason... and written in the history books as the equivalent of terrorists... I'm not sure we had that word back then. :)          It has been a long time since we were a colony... and most of us have never been an indigenous people-group who lived under the brutal, inhumane rule of an invading and conquering people group. It seems that Native Americans would stand a better chance (than me) of understanding the predicament that Mandela and the ANC faced in his earlier years.        Nothing excuses the taking of innocent lives. Nothing. Mandela seems to have known when to leave his own past behind... and as evidenced by the attitude and (political) attendance at his funeral, he was right on. "Smart" is not always righteous, but some folks make peace with picking the most intelligent option (relative to their goal) given them at any given time. Those individuals seem to understand and practice the fact that - despite what options appear to be on the table, you cannot choose options which are not truly available to you. I have to think Mandela knew and exhibited this principle well.        As to our flag, it has been custom long before Obama to fly our nation's flag at half staff in memory of foreign dignitaries (Churchill, for example). I'm not saying I agree with it, but the custom is there. Though this may be the first such dignitary which was formerly labeled a terrorist.   I think our president was just glad to be able to speak to a crowd that would cheer him and let him feel like the old days of his campaign(s)... There is not too much of that around here these days.   And yes, Mandela was a Marxist.... Although how much he remained one in his later years is in doubt. Again... Smartest decisions at the time.
    1 point
  41. The one that lived is charged with first degree murder. Hope it sticks.
    1 point
  42.   I love the 200. It would be almost impossible to kill it too. But, it's a pocket full of knife.   EDIT: 100 bucks is a great deal! I paid $160 for mine
    1 point
  43. I don't give a crap about Mandela, but I wouldn't act like that at his memorial service. I guess my parents raised me better. Very disrespectful, especially since he is representing all of US.
    1 point
  44. As long as we know what is going to be discussed and voted on before the convention. Having a bunch of politicians get together to discuss something as huge as an amendment might corrupt some that we think cannot be corrupted. Those in power see those of us who are armed as a threat. They have classified us as terrorists, declared us as mentally ill for wanting to own guns and attack any service member who declares their oath to the Constitution. For several decades those in power have tried to remove guns from our hands because we are a threat to their corrupt ways. Some, or maybe even all, might see a Constitutional Convention as a quick way to remove the threat and assure they remain in power.   The place to fight is at the local level, we have been in last place as far as getting involved. Make calls, donate time and money as well as just engage people in conversations. What we do now is sit on our hands and wait for someone to come along we agree with. But if that doesn't happen then we decide not to vote as a means of protest. I know it is easier to sit around and do nothing and even easier to not go to the polls but if we do not support out candidates long before election day we will never see their name on a ballot.
    1 point
  45.   We're way past the need for desperate measures. We're $17 trillion in debt, our rights are being hacked away faster than the Amazon rain forest, and all of our politicians are bought and paid for. I don't know if we could accidentally do more damage than our "representatives" do intentionally on a daily basis.      The fact that the Daily Kommies objects is all the proof you need that it's a good idea.      Sounds like a quote from every anti-gun organization on the planet talking about carry permits. The facts is there are plenty of things that could go right as well. 
    1 point
  46. 22 short is what ya going for? :rofl: Sorry, I could not help myself, going to my corner now.
    1 point
  47. Franklin County You have to use the county CLEO you reside in.. From the way I was told, the CLEO by law must sign your paperwork, some of them decided not to sign or for whatever other reasons, the end resulted was law suits being filed against the city/counties over this..     I have kind of a funny story about my CLEO: I tried for a couple days to contact him every time I called he was out of the office, I stopped by my C3 dealer they knew where he was, it happen to be an election year and he was out campaigning, he was at our local annex building on a meet and greet mission, I meet him with a pair of F4's he signed them (he was smiling, I ask why and he said so that's what a subpoena feels like..LOL), shook his hand and he called over to the jail to let them know I was headed that way for finger prints..
    1 point
  48. Ya did good!!  Glad ya fixed it.  I suspect that ole rifle will be an excellent shooter.  I'd be tempted to shoot some lead bullets out of it.  Slug the barrel and cast 'em to fit the bore of the rifle.   Have fun, leroy
    1 point
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