Steelharp

The Popeye's here in Gallatin is the worst chicken I ever wasted my money on. Dry, meatless, hard crusty :censored: . I gave it three tries, just in case it was a screw up. It was consistent garbage.   I haven't had KFC in years. I'm strictly a Pepperfire guy now.

I sucecsfsluly ecspead...

Yeah, well, it DOES say, however, that it is - General Chat This is the place for general chat and topics not covered by any of our other forums.

No porbelm. Esay.

If that's true, it does smack of karma...

No, I'll sweat it later.   My buddy that fixed the Sable said he found several chewed wires. I know I have a groundhog problem; I've killed several, but this one I've seen jump up under the cars is never in a place where I can dispatch him. Would maybe putting some fox urine in the engine compartment keep him out? Looking for suggestions.

While the freedom loving American Christian in my spirit feels pain at any loss of God's creatures... I also can't forget that the 9/11 bastards successfully lived among us for over a year, and fooled everyone. NO one thought they were evil creatures sent on a mission to kill us.   The fact that has to be accepted is that some people make the conscious choice to be Satan's creatures, and they cease to be God's by their own volition. Satan's gig is to lie, steal, kill and destroy. So is the gig of his followers. Their deceit can be so convincing that it becomes too late too quickly to stop anything.

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And the winner is!!! Thank you!!

Excellent!

Ok, fans do come on. All belts seem to be in place and fine. As far as hoses... under this hood, the radiator is completely enclosed in the grille, and the only visible hoses are the tiny ones that come from the plastic overflow. Those don't seem to be of different temp.   As far as gas in the Voyager, it's full. It started shutting down after I filled up...

The other is a '94 Plymouth Grand Voyager that MIGHT have a fuel pump issue. Not sure exactly what it is, though. It sputtered and died as I pulled in one day. It starts, and it runs in the driveway, but I haven't taken it out.

Sadly, no. Not a bit. :(

As of 30 minutes ago, BOTH of my vehicles are in my driveway, stuck. What just happened is the '01 Sable started overheating. Yes, it has water and oil, This is just random. It has that expensive 24V DOHC engine in it. (It was Mom's car.) Anyway, I am STUCK. I need a repair done in my driveway so I can get to work, etc. I can't afford a tow.   Anybody?

Where exactly does one find the job postings?

You would think Walther could build a gun....

What about a more modern revolver with a better trigger? Something like a Ruger LCR comes to mind. It's available in .22 mag.   And a trigger job can always be a big help. Had a guy from Washington State come in the shop a couple weeks ago, had a Model 29 that had a trigger job by Bob Munden, no less. One of the best triggers I've ever felt... and Butch Legg, president of the Gallatin Gun Club, is every bit as good with a trigger.

MUCH better than the Sport. A lot more value.

The RIA TCM 22 comes with a 9mm barrel and spring, so you have two guns for the price of one...

A badge is not for marksmanship, obviously. Wow.

FN has totally changed my opinion on what the "perfect" carry gun is, for me. This is my FNS-9 at 21 feet, the B-29 carry class target.

FWIW, that APX just might say "Gallatin, TN" on it.   I like that.

ALMOST as dumb as the "Saf-T-Bullet." Wow.   http://safetybullet.com/

THAT is awesome!!

Excellent. Saved for posterity.