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Only sticker I have on my cars is a dragon sticker :) I'd never put anything confrontational or political on my vehicles because people are assholes and it's a valuable (chortle) piece of property that is frequently left unattended.

  If so, you wouldn't be the first :D   But, personal choice. It's a good thing.

Yep. I think it's important to remember that there are a lot of Dems out there who support gun rights. Even if you don't agree with a lot of their other policies, it's possible to find common cause with this. Especially against their more lunatic fringe.

  More like the Sunday morning after?

  That should include the ones with an R after their name.

  Exactly this. Your left (or right) arm could be holding something, moving people, out of commission, being restrained, trapped, holding you up, holding a wrist which attached to a hand which is holding a long sharp knife, have a dog attached, the list goes on...   I heard it suggested that it is possible to rack the gun against your pants. I don't think that is really feasible. Certainly it seems like a good way to lose your sights.

I'll just leave this here ;)

  Yep. And Walmart is all about inventory management. Pretty soon, they'd be hanging new ones up as you were checking out.

  I wish Walmart would not do fish anyway. about 1/2 of them are floating dead in those little pots anytime I walk by. I was pleased when they got rid of the big tanks full of them in the Dickson Walmart. For whatever reason, they are not taken care of properly.

Too early and far for my blood. I did ride some in the afternoon though and found a nice little road down between Centerville and Hoenwold.

Definitely the variable speed is useful. Top speed is often just too fast. Probably my most used item is the cutting disks. I keep looking at the flex adapter but it's always just a little too pricey. I think I would generally avoid using a Dremel on any of my firearms unless I was doubly sure it was the right tool for the job because usually it's easier to take away than put back.

Wish I had thought to snag my dad's. It was a metal one that he never used after he went electric. Had to let a lot of stuff go though.

  OTOH, if you dipped it in alcohol and then shook it off, it would be dry quicker.

WTF?

You may be looking too hard and have tunnel vision. I went through the whole house (including boxes in storage) looking for my keys once. They were on a bench in the dining room under my coat.

No. I misremembered. That is the place I did my HCP training but I think the place I'm thinking about is the one ezrydr mentioned off 230. It was $10/year to use it or something similarly crazy cheap.

And always be willing to walk away from a deal if it smells funny, as pops did.

They even went to court to argue that they aren't (well, crisps in the UK at least)

"Baken Snaps"?

Rule #2   I agree she shouldn't be charged with manslaughter. Possibly something fairly lightweight though. Reckless endangerment?

  Turn them inside out before washing and see if that helps ;)   Somewhere in my basement I have some easter candy that I hid in the insulation about 10 years ago. Also one time I came in, put my motorcycle keys down somewhere and they have never been seen since.

Wikipedia agrees. So if you label your pringles with a sharpie, you're using exclusively TN made products.

Never liked Pringles much. Some of the flavors are OK but the chips themselves are substandard IMO.

  I find it's possible to get a reasonable lather by getting the soap wet and rubbing it in my cupped left hand. Sometimes it takes two goes. My father used to use a flannel. Then it's a Mach 3, used until it starts to pull.   Tried the electric razors (Norelco here) for a while. They work but if you get any kind of length of beard, it's a real chore to get it down (like doing the yard). I finally went full wet-shave when I started growing a van Dyke cause it does the edges better.

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