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No way I could get into something that small, Like hipower, just to small.

Be sure to make it electric, gas and exhaust fumes will get you in a hurry.

That is what I remember, caned him in public.

To far to run if caught asleep. Make the door open into the room Mine is above ground, concrete pad with rebar down into the footings up into the first run of 12" block. 12" block walls 8' high with tie wire grid every 2 runs and rebar in every hole(3 in the corner holes) down to the pad. 6x6 "I" beam with 1/2" thick webs, covered with 3/4 plywood, rebar from the block bent over the plywood to make a web of rebar for the roof. Formed a 7' thick roof pad and poured walls full and roof pad in one pour. We have a vault door that was in place when the walls were poured and is locked in by the concrete. The door opens into the room so storm debris cant block the door from being opened. 6' steel pipes with 2 90* elbows to make a 180* for vents.

I read the pagel and found this interesting, If you’re going to look after people at home, how do you know they are complying with self-isolation rules? Are you doing phone tracking? Are you doing random checks regularly enough? Are there harsh enough penalties to frighten people from disobeying? Singapore has contact tracing teams, who identify all the contacts of an infected person and ring them up. Often these people have early symptoms and we’ll arrange for them to be picked up and tested. Singapore is very liberal with our testing. Less than 1% of our tests are positive, so that reflects just how many tests we are doing. If people don’t have symptoms, they’re put in home quarantine. And home quarantine is very strict. A couple times a day, you’ll get an SMS and you have to click on a link that will show where your phone is. In case you cheat and leave your phone at home with someone else, the government has people knocking on doors now and then. The penalties are pretty harsh. Never did find what the penalties are.

600 cases aboard the Roosevelt Aircraft Carrier. 600 out of what 5000 to 6000 crew. A good case that being apart does work.

BL22 I picked up from a member here, my nephews really enjoy shooting it. Pistol, 1953 HR Sportsman, just fun to shoot and very easy to hit with it.

My kind of women, marring material right here!!!

Thanks for your answers.

He has Risen, Praise be to God

WOW, good on the home owners for taking care of the trash!!! Thanks Dave for the link.

I feel good about saying that none of us here "want" to do this. Why not? If you do not want to answer or better yet I will accept your answer and then ask just how do you protect yourself and your loved ones? Tell me it is none of my business, I will accept that as well.

DING, DING, DING we have a winner!

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Damn it man!!!

For plinking the 10/22 is a very good rifle, we have 3. My fav is a Stainless Mannlicher with a green wood laminate stock.

I WANT IT!!!

You do understand that a DA will use this against you if you ever fire your firearm and cause any harm or damage. The DA will say you wanted to use your firearm so you got the insurance before hand to cover your actions. I have asked lawyers(well 2) about this and keeping them on retainer, ever answer was "NO, bad idea", for the reasons I gave. As always, just my $0.02

First thing I saw was "panty sniffer"

I read that crap a few days ago and take what she says the very same way. I say we start calling them what thy are, PINKO COMMIES!!!

Why does this not surprise me? I am not a programmer and willing to bet that the software that runs this site is WAY more advanced than what the .gov are using.

I learned many years ago, DO NOT GO TO WORK SICK, PERIOD. There are some people at the place I work at that came to work sick, well used to. We will see in the next few weeks, months years if this holds true.

I would do my best to make the bad guy stop, what ever that takes.

Good to hear from you Doug, glad you are staying in.