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Biden is that you?

Hell, didn't he say he had cancer too?

Was that independently validated, or a Tesla test? Seems weird that the last 20% would take an hour and the previous 80% only thirty minutes. But here is another issue I have seen, the public charging stations usually only have about three or four charging units, so if there were a bunch of cars on the road, waiting in line would have to be factored in. Only a few times I could remember that I got to pull right up to one of the many pumps at a gas station, the last time I was behind three vehicles, at say 30-90 minutes each...yea, NO.

I am sure it will be released, well right up until the kill anyway. He sure does deserve to be recognized, but also feel they need to give him space and time to process his actions, it takes a minute. As an aside; I went to meet a fellow TGOer out at place on Old Hickory Blvd and arrived a few minutes early so decided to get something to drink, after waiting in line for about 5 minutes at the Dunkin Donut, I just pulled into the Marathon gas station to get a drink and was surprised to see a "No Open Carry" sign. While I would prefer them to just not put any sign up, at least it's a step in the right direction. That was my first though, so I have either not been paying attention to signs or they have been slowly replacing the Guns Prohibited signs.

I got mine in 19', had to jump all kinds of hoops to get it even though I had gone through the same thing last time I renewed. Back when it first began, can't recall the year, I was asked for proof of citizenship even though many before or after me were not asked. The supervisor said I could not get my license unless I provided my birth certificate. I returned with my birth certificate and the look on her face was priceless, it was a Mexican birth certificate. I finally showed my certificate of naturalization, expired military passport, current passport, CCW Permit and utility bill with my name and address. Had all those same articles in 19' except by then the other passport was expired too. And I am with @Defenderon the whole expired thing too, I can see a passport not being good to enter, or leave the country, or a drivers license to drive, but you don't stop being you when a certain date is reached. Won't be long before you are made to update your Birth Certificate too.

I don't hate them per se, but I will not purchase one until it's an electric golf cart or wheel chair that I would need to get around in. There just isn't enough of an upside to them, you never break even on one, you never get on the +side of being green considering the carbon footprint of charging them, and the metals needed to make those expensive batteries.

Lol, I am sure those on the x will laugh when they learn it was a prop plane that blew them to smithereens.

Some of the guys here have those large curved monitors, and they are ok, but I have been working with this setup for about three years and it works just fine for what I do. I am sure I will be "upgraded" soon enough but I can't see any real advantages between the two. The monitors are LG, and together span across my whole 4' desk.

Just post on here that you're interested and if he is willing to deal with shipping to your FFL, for some sellers (and buyers) this is a deal breaker for the hassle and extra expense. The seller can probably PM you if he is interested in selling to you under those conditions.

Scissors, yes, your patient may not not be still enough to use a knife to access the wound. Quikclot, again, yes, bandage, IMO, is better than powder because you will have to bandage anyway. Chest seals, again, yes, plastic works, I have done it, but most commercial ones have a "burp" valve which help prevent a pneumothorax (collapsed lung), we are issued these most times. vent on one side and none on the other (if exited). Mastisol or strips, I would say both, sometimes the strips will not stick due to blood, dust, humidity etc, And sometimes the wound just isn't clean enough to use the glue. I would add a suture needle and thread to this as well. Duel ammo pouches would work just fine as most IFAKs are not that big. Just be sure to pack it in a way where you can find what you are looking for without having to dump the pouch.

Golden rod, I have very high humidity where I keep mine and it keeps the rust away.

WTF, why are we continuously selling advanced weapons to countries that can turn on us in a heartbeat...Oh, Nigeria, I get it.

The shipping is in line with most other places, but you also have to add HAZMAT (like other places) for most of what everyone needs right now so yea, it would hurt. I am glad I am within driving distance so I can avoid both, maybe you guys local to each other can get together for a group buy and split the shipping and Hazmat charges. When I was out in GA and had no other choice, I would do that with a couple guys, worked out pretty good, but we didn't have the supply issue so it was easy for us to find what we wanted when we wanted it or were ready for an order. Midsouth has had a bunch of powders and bullets lately so hoping the supply side is getting better.

Interested, PM inbound.

I don't think the insects can get to mine as long as I keep up with the water trap in the middle. Squirrels haven't messed with them, too many black walnuts around me for them to notice them I guess.

PM inbound.

I would look for a list that includes some of the IFAK components, but supplement them with stuff you will use more often. The pic below shows the basic contents, but I add small squares 1"x1", out of the quikclot, some bandaids, med scissors, tincture of iodine, a tube of single use medical superglue (can use regular superglue in a pinch) and steristrips.

That was why in many military units the kit is always standardized, so any member can find and use whatever is required without having to even worry if it's your kit or not.

I prefer the CAT style because it seems to be able to put more pressure on the limb, to stop bleeding faster. Of course it's the style they issued us and that I am more familiar with, but even some the improvised styles have a stick of some sort to apply the pressure. I sold a bunch on here from some medical lots I got some time back, still have a few that I place in a bunch of places to have one available if needed.

Ha, I'd be in death valley if that was even partly true.

I can see that, but I also feel that a woman (not child, I'll explain) needs to report such occurrences immediately so something like the morning after pill can be given. As to children, they should be educated to inform their parents, teachers or other authority figures as soon as possible so the same option can be given. Any adult with knowledge of these occurrences that does not report it needs to be held liable for it. After a certain period (need science/medical to weigh in on this), I believe the child gains rights, and unless it threatens the life of the mother, it should be allowed to be born. It's harsh to "force" someone to have a child, but we must protect those that can't do it for themselves. Any state or jurisdiction that has a law in which you can be charged for two murders when killing a pregnant woman needs to ban abortions as well, with the proper exceptions such as the Rape, Incest and endangering the mother with the above stipulations.

We got about 3-4 minutes of rain, and it wasn't very hard either.

Yea well, there are those that think the earth is flat so...

I believe the 2nd is written well enough to defend it's meaning at every turn. Abortion rights argument, as seen during Rowe v Wade were very hard to agree with constitutionally, at least in the manner for which the decision was written. Who knows, maybe down the road a case will reach SCOTUS and a more constitutionally correct argument can be made to support it again. The same for the GCA, the argument was very bad for the pro side, so we lost, if a much better argument can be presented in a future case, maybe we can get rid of that too, but until then, it is the law of the land and expect them to enforce it.

That isn't quite the same, I am ok with a state telling the feds to pound sand within their borders, but having a legislative body in your state being selective on what state law they will enforce, for political reasons, should be a giant red flag to all of us. If TN were to pass a law I could not live with, I would fight to get it changed, or move. I don't like sanctuary cities/states for illegal immigrants, but feel the same way about those, for those who undoubtedly will accuse me of only supporting conservative laws.