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Good luck that my friend. I sure hope you change your mind at some point. :up:

I assume one would need to melt gold in order to plate something with it? If so, I do not know the exact melting point for gold, but I'm guessing that it's higher than the comfort zone for the boys. :stunned:

Absolutely; but who has more to lose if they are wrong?

You may be surprised one day.

So if you pretend to not have to answer to a higher power, why do you give a crap what's right or wrong?

5 grains of Bullseye behind a 230 grain fmj projectile. If it was good enough for Uncle Sam, it's good enough for me.

I have an LCP. I've shot it a lot, and carried it a lot. I can say it will dispatch opossums with impunity. I can keep all round inside a paper plate at 15 yards. It's easy to disassemble, clean, and reassemble. It carries well in a pocket. It's also been 100% reliable. No safeties, switches, buttons, levers, etc. to fuss over. Just point and click.   For a pocket pistol, I find it nearly perfect.

So you were just born knowing right from wrong?

Then from where do they originate?

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/dead-man-with-cache-of-1200-guns-identified-he-was-just-a-loner/ar-AAdmkla     ^Thanks for this report Captain Obvious.^ :ugh:   It seems he's been identified. Looks like they are going to pull out all the stops to find something wrong simply because they didn't like the fact this guy had a large gun collection.

Sure it does. The bible is the place where I got the idea to not cheat on my wife. :wave:

I took a vow 20 years ago to remain faithful to my wife until death do us part.   It is a shame that in today's society most people's word is worthless.   You can damn religion all you want, but the absence of it is the root of this country's downfall.

37 million members......wow! That's a lot of folks sweating right about now.

Where's this?

Yeah, I get that. What if you refuse to sell to a broke guy? Isn't that discrimination as well?

You care to expound upon this thought a bit?

I had no idea. Wow.

I guess that was my concern. If he'd had nothing but an old single barrel shotgun stashed behind the door, would they have hauled it off?

Seriously. Do the police have the right to pack off someone's possessions without a reason to believe the were illegal?   If I wake up dead tomorrow morning, I'd like my stuff to stay in place until my family decides to divvy it up amongst themselves.

Of course. I thought we were talking strictly about the flag issue.

For overriding the flag code? :ugh:

Never too late. It is a hardwood herbicide. It'll kill thistles, wild roses, blackberries, small trees, etc. It does the job that Roundup just won't do. I think it only takes about a teaspoon to a gallon of water to do the trick.   I mix a bit with my weedkiller to get what it doesn't. Works great.

I do not believe it is part of the flag code to lower the flag at the White House because a soldier or soldiers are killed while on duty.   Although Bush is no longer president, and the nightly news doesn't begin each broadcast with a "death count" anymore, you guys do realize we still have troops fighting and being killed on a regular basis in Afghanistan as well as other places?   If the flag was flown at half staff each time a service member died, I expect half staff would be the normal mode of flying.   Please don't think I'm discounting the soldiers' lives. I'm not. I'm just saying that if you want to criticize our president, there is more than ample material to use without knitpicky stuff like this.

Under what authority do the police haul off the property of a deceased person? :confused:

Crossbow. You can find it at your local CO-OP.