TNMTBik3r

Love the Hitler videos, I really should watch Downfall at some point.

Sounds like the past couple of COD - 4 hours to beat campaign on hard difficulty. I am going to wait and try to get BF4 on sale in a few weeks.

I have COD Ghosts pre-ordered for PS3. I am thinking about grabbing Battlefield 4 even though I never really got into the earlier ones.

I've downloaded both and just started reading the first one. Gives me something to do at work. Have the third one saved for next week's sale.

Last I heard someone said this summer? I wonder if that was just to continue the 4 lanes down to Peytonsville. And 2016 for the overpass rebuild and full connecting 4 lanes? Regardless, they should have done more last time instead of stopping so short. All they did was move the parking lot south a couple miles in the afternoon.

I'll drink a couple while prepping brass. I have sipped a beer while reloading with a friend who wasn't drinking, but lately have avoided that. I always have the radio going when I'm in the garage loading, don't find it to be a distraction. And I hand prime pistol brass while watching TV.

I65 between 96 and 840 quickly turns into a parking lot both directions. Cannot wait, maybe sometime next summer they will finish 4 lanes to 840. I wish they hadn't stopped short of Goose Creek and just went the whole way earlier.

Well there are some notable exceptions. And Tanker, what an experience. Nashville is big/bad enough for me, I have no desire to travel anything bigger. Unfortunately I'm going to be spending several days in St. Louis in a couple weeks and I know I'll have pay extra attention to what's going on.

I live on the western side of Columbia, adds about 20 minutes to my drive to Brentwood. I can't wait to move back to the Columbia/Spring Hill border.

Even taking into account the stolen and unregistered arms commonly found in some communities (yes its a stereotype but often accurate), I think there is a strong imbalance. I mean, how many gangsters do you see with a deer rifle out hunting? The mistake was getting out of the car. Especially with no kind of plan. I would say a group of teenagers is worse to deal with than adults - usually some common sense is obtained by age of 21 or so.

All I can think about is the scene in The Expendables with him and Stallone, kidding each other about how one wants to be President and the other just runs through the jungle. Like his movies. But by no means is he a a viable candidate.

Maury County (Spring Hill and Columbia) may be an option for you. Lower taxes than Davidson or Williamson county. I'm not sure how Rutherford compares...

I've seen people start to walk downrange while others are actively shooting. Doubt I'm the only one here to witness that though. Seen someone use a can of starter fluid to try and set off a potato gun. Then when the can caught fire throw it, right under the diesel tank on a truck. Luckily the can didn't explode.

I just shot some of the M80s today in my 30-06. I got them from David at the Nashville show, bought just as a cheap target bullet and wasn't expecting too much accuracy wise (maybe 2 MOA). But surprisingly accuracy today was pretty good, 1moa on average but even some half minute groups. Loads were over Varget and IMR4064.

I just remembered one, the post about boats in the other stupid stuff thread reminded me... Buddy and me went fishing one day (went almost every day during summer breaks), got bored so decided to go up on the bridge and see how far down river we could cast. First cast stripped my reel, so then we decided to drop some rocks over the side and try to splash water up to us. The bridge was about 60 feet above water. After a few small rocks, we left and drove around to find something bigger. We found a large rock that took both of us to lift and slide into the truck bed, then went back to the bridge. We backed the truck up to the edge, and started to slide the rock out without looking below. The rock started falling, and we leaned over to see it fall and hit, to see a boat appear from under the bridge....luckily the rock missed, but only by a few feet and soaked the occupants. They weren't too happy with us so we quickly jumped in the truck and left. The splash didn't quite hit us but it came close :-)

Use Benchmark in my buddy's Sig M400. 55gn SPBT, minute of angle or better if we shoot slowly. Opens up to 2-3 moa depending on rest and rate of fire.

Can make it in the oven, turn it on as low as possible (usually 350degrees). You can drape the strips on the oven racks, or better yet stick a toothpick through and let the meat hang down from the rack. I forget the bake time, have used a dehydrator the past few times.

I think I have heard the citrus fruit idea before, but never tried it. Hope that works for you, I'll have to try it next time I have a digger.

Snickers, skittles, M&Ms, and twizzlers.

Why not, they tried to close the ocean in Florida... Forget which thread here that link was under, but hilarious for them to even try and say no, you can't take your boat out to fish due to the shutdown.

I think i only used the store bought pepper. But i sprinkled liberally, where it was easily visible in the dirt from standing height.

Cayenne pepper sprinkled liberally on top has always worked for me. It does wear off, but I don't remember having to refresh it more than once. Maybe you just have a very stubborn dog or he has an insensitive nose :-) My experience also is if I keep the areas watered (planted grass seed) that they stay out of the mud. But that could have just been my dogs, loved dirt but not mud.

I love those smoke gray uniforms. But right now I just want to cry, such a disappointing loss....so close to knocking off a top 10 team. It was an awesome game though.

Prices weren't too bad on stuff I looked at. 22lr down to $30 range instead of $50 and up. Met David and got some powder and bullets...guess I'll spend the ret of the day loading.

Anyone going today? Its a Goodman show so I was going to stay home but I was handed some cash and told to leave the house. Saw on FB David will be there with a bunch of powder.