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I will be going to an event at the Knoxville Civic Coliseum in 2018 and I am wondering what the current trend for conceal carry at this location is. Someone has carried concealed there a couple of years ago and it was a non event but I understand that it was a little on the warm side by not removing the jacket. It has been a couple of years since I have been to the coliseum and with the clearly unclear laws I would like some current opinions. Thanks in advance.

Goats will lay on the ground and eat while being so full you think that they will burst open if they don't stop.

The Confederate Statues being removed, normal comical thoughts and fun have became taboo in many circles. A business in Chicago starts a strict dress code and now they are racist and classist. Think about all of these things and put them together. How many of you call on a business when the flag is half staff and it should be full staff? look around at the flag displayed in your driving about, you may be surprised at how some are displayed, 3/4 staff does not qualify either. I like the political section, I checked out the thread and then would cruise a couple of other topics if they had any new comments.

I liked the politics section as well, there were some funny things said and not so funny things being said but I did enjoy reading it. The political cartoons were a hoot! I don't care which side of the fence you sit on, there were some informative links scattered in the threads of discussion and there was enough of information to really make a person think.

Waiting for the results and replies.

I know someone that works in one of those places, that is one of those kinds of places where them kind of things never happen and this person made a comment that it is amazing what can be done with 3D printer.

To the stall I will go if available, if not I will stand slightly sideways while looking over my shoulder. I recently had someone to walk only 2 steps behind me into the restroom at a local store, I turned to face him and out the door he went.

Funny that I ran across this thread. I just bought a 3 acre tract that has fence encroachment, one person bought a large parcel without doing a survey. While placing posts for the property line and pulling a string they were amazed that they did not own the field that I was stringing for fence, I will probably let them cut the hay off of it and pull the posts across the field. On the far end a fellow has a fenced in lot that encroaches about 3 feet for a distance of about 50 feet, I will have another discussion with him.

This looks like the stuff that 3M made a few years ago, I used it on telephone cable for a permanent fix. I would open a foil bag, pour water in it and wrap it around the cable. Really tough stuff.

Copied from Fox News: Lawmaker proposes requiring gun owners to register with insurance companies By Michael Bielawski ·Published February 03, 2016 · watchdog.org A bill introduced last week at the Statehouse would require gun owners to report their weapons to home insurance companies. The bill, H.709, is currently in the House Committee on Commerce and Economic Development, and it’s only in “short form.” This means it’s relatively simple and vague. “This bill proposes to require an insurer that writes homeowner’s insurance policies to require a policyholder to disclose to the company whether the homeowner or member of his or her household possesses a gun that is stored on the insured property.” State Rep. Thomas Stevens, D-Waterbury, one of the bill’s two sponsors, views the proposed legislation as a way to let the private sector regulate guns. “I believe it can be a free market answer to an important gun safety issue — let the insurance companies and banks decide what risks they need to consider when making mortgages and home owners insurance. Insurance companies ask lots of questions to determine that already.” Stevens’ bill is one of many gun control initiatives beginning to flood the Statehouse. Others include municipal gun laws proposed for Burlington, as well background check legislation, which failed last year.

DING! DING! DING! Folks! We have a winner!

Been hitting it for an hour now about every 20 seconds or so.

I have been hitting it for 5 minutes and the counter is climbing. Hitting the NO button that is.

I have been looking at used 1 ton dually trucks, CRAZY prices for 200, 000 to 300,000 mile trucks.

I think I will be making this trip naked (gun less) unless there are a change of plans, I will have to go inside the beltway for sure and then go to Arlington. Plans can change and I do not want to be a news item or a topic of debate. Thanks for the replies.

I will be going to Pa. and then traveling back to make a stop in DC at the Arlington  National Cemetery next week. I have looked at the Handgun Law US site and it does not look well for a handgun owner, even if I lock it up out of site. I have passed through Maryland before with my handgun hidden, unloaded, locked and separated from the ammunition but I was as nervous as a cat on a hot tin roof. Any opinions on this?   I really don't want to leave my 45 behind but I may on this trip, thanks for any insight or non binding advice.

With all of the back and forth over SB1407, did it pass? If it did pass when will it be effective?   If I carry into a Knoxville park is it now legal unless it is posted?

Whew! Just logged in and found the alert, I am glad she has been found and hope all is well.

Hammer, call Mahoney's in Johnson City 423 -282-5413 (ask for men's shoe dept.) and see what they have to say. I have been giving them my Merrell business for years and they are great to work with in my experience. I have taken multiple pairs of boots to test wear in the house to ensure comfort and I highly recommend them. Gentleman's handshake on working something out to get the boots to you for a test fit, I jave family in Dutch Valley which is where I am from.

And this is what I have been telling everyone that I talk with. "A puppet"

Took the bait, hook line and sinker. I have been in the same contest before, brings back funny memories.

Ha HA! I made the cut! High volume reader, low volume poster lurking in the shadows. Sooo bright here now but looks good.

Just have to tell about my very last speeding ticket in 1992. The rest stop on 81 south at the 40 split, blue lights and head lights came on at the same time as the radar detector went wild, I stopped for the trooper and he asked me how fast I was going. I replied with about 75 or so sounds good to me and with a big grin he handed me a 75 mph ticket, I think it was 55 mph zone then. I was doing well in excess of 110 mph, this guy had pulled out and followed me with no lights on a full moon night. Very professional and friendly, he could have buried me under the jail that night. The cost was 165 dollars back then and I placed the check in the mail the very next day.

And here is another Waffle House incident. Waffle House shooting victim remains hospitalized, suspect arraigned- Kingsport Times-News