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I had a Vista Blue 2008 GT500 and a Race Red 2013 BOSS 302. I miss the BOSS the most. :(

As we well know with this government, it only applies where THEY want it applied.

Like a 429 HiPo? :)

Do you buy from Two Rivers Ford?

Coyotes are in Central Park too. I wonder how they'll deal with that little problem after too long?

A Google-foo search shows that they have attacked children.

I couldn't get through 3 minutes of it.

$25 gift card from one daughter and a USMC hat bought from a veteran's group from the other daughter. My wife and I went out and bought clothes on our own. I got to see the eldest 3 out of 5 grandchildren.

Maybe the Tooth Fairy dropped it? :)

It's been awhile since I've heard someone else refer to it as the Habu.

Old School! :)

He certainly got it from somewhere. Sounds like a busted home just like New Town.

And if you do this in the future you'll just man-up and come clean on this forum, right?   As others mentioned there is no punishment for civilians unless someone gets hurt.

They took him alive. Too cowardly to off himself.

So a drug maker and pusher from the looks of it. Quite a difference from what he did today.

"Steeple"???

Who says it up to you, (or xjsnake, or anyone else for that matter), to excuse anything someone else does that you are not involved in? Self-righteous much?   I forgot my gun in the bathroom once when I was new to carrying. I was traveling up to Indiana when I experienced an emergency call of nature outside of Louisville so I stopped in the nearest gas station. I carry a Taurus slim 9 in my back pocket, and I took it out so as to not drop it in the toilet as I dropped my drawers, but when it's in place I don't even feel it there most times. The only place to put it was on a black plastic box that was away from the toilet. Black plastic gun on a black plastic box is not a good combination. When I got up I didn't have the visual or tactile reminders to retrieve the gun, so I left without it. As soon as I got on the entrance ramp next to the gas station, (<1 minute I'd guess since I was in a hurry), I realized that I didn't have my gun, but, unfortunately, there was nowhere to turn around for over 6 miles. By the time I traveled the 13 miles back to the store someone had found it and turned it in to the clerk who called the police. I felt like crap, but I waited for the police to arrive, explained what happened, apologized profusely, and showed them my HCP. The officer gave me my gun and I was on my way. I was lucky a kid didn't shoot their self with it, but I was also lucky someone didn't use the circumstance to justify stealing the gun from me.   As a former LEO I know of many times where other officers have walked out of the bathroom without their entire gun belt.

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Maybe S&W will buy the rights to the Python and Anaconda?

I've been entertaining the idea of a 10mm for a few months now. I don't hunt or want to shoot down Apaches, but for some reason the 10mm intrigues me. I'm not a fan boy of Glock, but I'm giving serious thought to a Glock 20 Gen 4. I too would love to see a carbine.

Quick! Let's get a bunch of gun stocks and 35mm cameras and flood the market!

Congratulations! That did take very long.

Um, ya, sure.

Oil is a lubricant:   WD-40's formula is a trade secret. The product was not patented in 1953 to avoid disclosing the details of its composition; the window of opportunity for patenting the product has long since closed.[4][7] WD-40's main ingredients as supplied in aerosol cans, according to U.S. Material Safety Data Sheet information, are: 50% "aliphatic hydrocarbons". The manufacturer's website specifically claims that this fraction in the current formulation cannot be accurately referred to as Stoddard solvent, a similar mixture of hydrocarbons.[8] <25% petroleum base oil, presumably a mineral oil or light lubricating oil. 12-18% low vapor pressure aliphatic hydrocarbon, to reduce the viscosity for use in aerosols. This fraction evaporates during application. 2-3% carbon dioxide, presumably as a propellant, is now used instead of liquefied petroleum gas to reduce WD-40's considerable flammability. <10% inert ingredients.

  There;s a woman in the background who tells the guy not to break it up out of the fear of being involved in a lawsuit. It's in the second video towards the end.