frankmako

all ways a good show when i go to walmart. 

65 mustang, 69 mustang, 73 mustang (got new), 75 f100 pickup, 87 f250 flatbed, 88 f150 pickup (got new), 92 f359 flatbed, and 04 f250 diesel.  never had any problems with them.  still got the 88 f150.  hard to beat a ford truck. 

  plus one.  been to hawaii twice on the job and all i can say is you get a better deal in the florida keys.  

i was at a flea market today in georgia and there was a guy will a table full of all types of ammo.  he had a box of remington golden bullet 500 count for $60.00.  It was not selling.  He had the same box last week on the table too.  i did not see him sale anything.  all his ammo prices were high.  lots of people picking up and asking for the price, but no sales. 

one day the 22 lr ammo will get back to somewhat normal prices.  i hope the wal mart butt heads will have to eat all the ammo they got. 

go with the metal.  it will last longer.  i grew up in a house with a tin roof.  my dad grew up in the same house with the same roof.  the house is still standing at the farm with the same roof.  does not leak.  the last time it had any paint on it was on 1970.  so it does not look good now.  it is rust color.  i was up on it last week and it is still solid.  so the metal roof over the old roof is the way to go.  they got several colors now that will make your house look good.  a there is nothing like sleeping in a house with a tin roof when it is raining.  

no problem with it on your motorcycle jacket.  

fools.  just another group that lets the government take care of the.  

buying from those gougers is just prolonging this madness.  i have not gotten any in over a year.  can not beat the gougers to the store.  glad that i had some before all this mess. i will not pay the high price for it.  

try this

both guns are good guns and will do what you want.  throw a dart and which one it hits will work. 

glock 19/23 and/or glock 17/22 in gen 4.  problem solved. 

before you start and/or buy anything see if you can find someone that will show you the ropes of reloading.  that way you will know if it is for you and what to buy and not to buy.  i started reloading and casting in 1970 and over the years have helped many to get started and have talked many out of starting.  so, find someone that will spend a afternoon with you showing how to do it and what works and don't work before you spend time and money. 

good way to shoot oneself. 

all in all when it comes to "just works right out of the box" the glock is hard to beat.  no break in required.  load and go.  once you go glock it is hard to go to anything else. yes other guns look better and it is hard to move away from the 1911a1 and j-frame guns.  but the glock is the better pick. 

does not matter.  

make your resume to fit the job.  around two pages is okay with the important info up front.  the most important part to any resume is the cover letter.  a good two page cover letter is a lead in to your resume.  make the cover letter fit the job.  toot your horn in the cover letter loud.  for reference, say references on request.  

  plus one.  i flew into sea tac in the early 70's and could not get my uniform off fast enough.  in the airport i got call just about every name in the book and some other things by a bunch of long hair dirt bags.   back in those days you did not go off base with your uniform on, it just started trouble.  

back in the 60's and early 70's that area was a great place to go for a weekend.  not many shops, hotels, and people.  use to fly fish in downtown gatlinburg behind the hotel.  then things went south, all for the tourist, with more christmas shops and other stuff.  been years for me, and it will be more years before i fight the mess.   

usaa here. if you can get them they are the one to go with. 

fool.  

it is a gun free zone and the dirt bag used a shotgun.  not much more will come out of this because it was a gun free zone and a old joe approved shotgun was used. does not fit what gun control people need. 

white trash.  pillbilly.  

call green form @ 423-531-0222.  they did one for me this summer and did a great job.  local chattanooga company.  ask for david, he is the owner.  

most hd relays are the same.  you can pull/change them around to see if one is bad.  start pulling fuses.  one at a time to see if that system is the problem.  it sounds it is on the starting side.  pull fuses that have nothing to do with the starting first.  pull fuse, it problem is still there, leave fuse out and pull another.  keep going until you find the system that is causing the problem.  do the same with the relays.  but i would still look for a grounding problem.