gregintenn
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I thought Crown Royal was the gold standard of Canadian Whiskey.
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Legally, no. But practically, there is a record out there attaching your name to that firearm.
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12 hours ago, btq96r said:
Gun owners pretending they weren't in business are the ones who brought this down. As long as the background check system isn't a bogged down mess, I don't see this going away. As @JohnSutton1980explained pretty well, Congress ceded this authority to the executive branch...they had fundraising to attend to, I'm sure. Better to have something you pretend to care about when asking folks for money.
I don't care for this. Not for the "gun" reason, but because it puts these sellers at an unfair advantage over licensed dealers. These folks don't have to purchase an FFL, business license, mess with all the bound book keeping, or charge sales tax.
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I'm not greedy. I'd be happy with my old 67 Chevy II back in the garage.
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A price might help.
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Awesome! That young fella is growing up right.
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Wow!!! That’s a nice one!
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15 hours ago, Garufa said:
East TN is full.
So is middle Tennessee!
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Tennessee is full. Cal back later?
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On 3/27/2024 at 6:16 PM, Chucktshoes said:
I’ve always read it as “as much as we can get this time before we start in asking for more next go around.“
You certainly have a way with words! I couldn’t have said it better myself.
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On 3/27/2024 at 7:48 AM, 918HCKR said:
I know this is a little late since post was from last year, canning is a great way to preserve food. However, it’s not like freeze dried food that lasts years. You should rotate your stock to ensure freshness, generally the longest you should keep your canned food is around 18 months up to 24 months depending on the food. There are a lot of great resources available to reference, for these questions.
Put the new ones in the back. I learned that working at a grocery store as a kid.
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24 minutes ago, Snaveba said:
I’m just the opposite, unless it is a single action auto (1911)
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Biden said yesterday that he’d ridden a train over the bridge many times. I’ve never seen a train on an interstate bridge.
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12 hours ago, papa61 said:
I stand corrected,,,partially. (open mouth, remove foot) I know it will impact shipping and commerce, still not my tax dollar responsibility. Increased costs by the affected goods would cover it just like during the pandemic when everyone was getting fed dollars.
Still the ship owner's responsibility though Maritime laws differ from US or International law.
We had an 18 wheeler hit the bridge abutment of SR171 going over I-40 in Mt Juliet and severely damage it. I don’t know if you can imagine closing My Juliet road, but it was a disaster.
I tell you this to say that no one haggled over who paid to repair it. The state picked up the tab, and later went after the trucking company, insurance company, and whoever to recoup the money. Priority one was to reopen the bridge to traffic. That may not make sense to you, but it does to me.
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1 hour ago, E4 No More said:
Even a slow-moving one.
Well I’ve yet to see one running on plane.
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Ole mayor Pete’s got this!
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Why would that be wrong? I’ve got all manner of stuff that belonged to my grandparents. This includes several guns I’ll likely never shoot again.
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I was always under the impression that parents were legally responsible for their childrens’ actions until the age of 18.
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On 2/19/2024 at 6:21 PM, TripleGGG said:
It's like everything, prepping the foundation sucks. Lol.
So I've got somewhat of a handle on major and minor diatonic and pentatonic scales. I'm beginning to work on triads. Does that sound like a good direction? I haven't delved too deep into modes yet, but I know they await. I'll take any advice I can get at this point.
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5 minutes ago, BigK said:
That's a strange offer, but I'd be tempted, LOL. I've always wanted one of those goats.
I'm like that Ford dealer in Lebanon. I'll trade for anything that don't eat!
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I declined, buy a guy on here once offered me a fainting goat for something I had for sale here.
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Old Boy Scout here. I can burn a block of ice!
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5 hours ago, Gunlove5656 said:
Wasn’t particularly complaining just wanted to post something because I know a lot of people on here might keep things NIB or not shoot them but wow I holy doubt every single gun for sale online is New and some of the prices are ridiculous I was surprised at how much traction this post got wasn’t trying to upset anyone.
I don’t think anyone is upset. We’re just trying to answer your question. Collectors of anything are an odd lot. I guess they see it as a form of investment. I’m glad they exist. They do the world a favor in preserving pieces of history.
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10 minutes ago, DeepSouth said:
I looked up Magnum Materials on facebook. It's steel buildings in Nettleton, MS
What's David's last name?
Mosely He’s in Ashland City if he hasn’t moved.
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Recommend a Canadian Whisky
in General Chat
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Well, I am neither sophisticated nor a Canadia fan…so.