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[quote name="Mike.357" post="1139276" timestamp="1397618593"]PLOT SPOILER MAYBE< SKIP THIS POST IF YOU CARE> i got a text from someone telling me who killed the Goffrey. I was talking about it at work and was told by a customer that what I was told in that text was wrong. As near as I could get out of the conversation is his poisoning was totally an accident.[/quote] You were told wrong twice.

[quote name="Erik88" post="1139261" timestamp="1397617062"]Thanks Mac. On the knife changes- did they tie that to having a HCP or is that not a requirement? [/quote] Not a requirement. That's a fully independent item and was not tied to the HCP like a Kentucky style CDW permit.

[quote name="dawgdoc" post="1139181" timestamp="1397609461"]So the way I understand it, basically any municipality that wants to ban guns in their parks must post a sign, regardless of how old the ordinance is? I think that may be an issue in Chattanooga because it seems like some of their parks don't have obvious postings, but I was under the impression that all their parks were off limits. I thought I read (maybe on here some time ago) that a judge ruled that they didn't have to post a sign but the law still applied. I might be confusing different issues. I know that the St. Elmo park has a large, obvious sign, but I don't remember seeing any signs at Warner Park. Maybe they were there and I just missed them. Likewise in the area around the Aquarium, although I have not been there in a while.[/quote] It sounds as if Memphis is similar in that it has dozens of parks, some as small as an empty commercial building lot with a few trees and a bench. Only the big, well attended parks have signs. If the city were to actually have to sign all the parks it would be a considerable expense. We also have multiple connecting greenlines with many entrances/exits. If you count every street it crosses along with all of the other entry points that one park alone could need many dozen signs along its 15-20 mile or so route through two cities and unincorporated county. This bill really could pressure some cities to drop bans on park carry.

I'm in. One way or another I'm gonna make it happen this time.

I'm a little surprised that nobody has been able to finger the right person yet.

[quote name="Ted S." post="1139045" timestamp="1397589815"]Mom is the biggest Elvis fan of all time. Just like all the other Elvis fans.[/quote] :lol:

[quote name="Ted S." post="1139041" timestamp="1397589214"]I went there with my family a couple years ago. Best food I ate while there at Marlowe's, but we didn't go to any other BBQ joint, so I have no other place to compare it with in the area.[/quote] You must've gone to Graceland.

[quote name="Daniel" post="1138732" timestamp="1397530257"]All you have to do to post spoilers is hit the special BB code button (the third one), select background color, put this hex code #000000, which makes the background black. Then type away and someone has to highlight the text to see it.[/quote] Considering the high amount of folks that view the threads here through tapatalk or other mobile skin/ browser, I don't think that works for a lot of folks. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

[quote name="mikegideon" post="1138787" timestamp="1397534583"]TN liquor laws are as retarded as it gets[/quote] As a former resident of Utah, yeah, it could be a LOT worse. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Folks rave about the Germantown Commissary but I was not impressed either time I went. It's still good, but far from the best. BBQ Shop, Interstate and Central all serve a better 'cue. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Here is a pic of my rifle.

Here we go again...:lol: That being said, BBQ Shop on Madison will never disappoint. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

I'm not a fan of dickholes on my rifle so no key mod here. I have a 15" MI SS Gen II on my rifle. Looks good, feel good and is really light. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

[quote name="Mike.357" post="1138377" timestamp="1397466184"]did not see that coming. So who did it?[/quote] I can actually tell you if you want to know.

Here is the full text of the suit.   http://www.scribd.com/doc/217525302/Sig-Sauer-v-ATF-Complaint

[quote name="R_Bert" post="1138247" timestamp="1397436581"]Deputy Speaker McDaniel - “Every gang-banger in Memphis will end up packing. Can you imagine?” - NO $$$$ Sherlock. They already do. [url="http://www.memphisflyer.com/JacksonBaker/archives/2014/04/10/key-gop-leader-prophesies-gun-carry-bill-will-be-deep-sixed"]http://www.memphisflyer.com/JacksonBaker/archives/2014/04/10/key-gop-leader-prophesies-gun-carry-bill-will-be-deep-sixed[/url][/quote] The real gold is in the comments. This one is my personal favorite.

[quote name="Oh Shoot" post="1137726" timestamp="1397324160"]All done in 1934 because of gangland violence during the Prohibition Era. Once again, many thanks to Chicago for leading the way. - OS[/quote] Also (and more importantly) it helped keep a bunch of revenuers employed who weren't needed to chase after bootleggers anymore.

Go look in the Hive of Scum & Villiany and you will figure it out easily enough.

[quote name="TMF" post="1137696" timestamp="1397319510"]Age? I owned a pistol when I was 18 in an apt complex in the ghhheeeetttoo. Wasn't legally allowed to leave my apartment with it. I did. I was breaking the law each time.Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk[/quote] "When law and morality contradict each other, the citizen has the cruel alternative of either losing his moral sense or losing his respect for the law." Frederíc Bastiat

I missed out on the TGO lower due to outside issues, so I really am hoping to be a part of this one. I really like the grandad style, but will hopefully be in whatever is chosen. Put me down as a tentative 1.

[quote name="deerslayer" post="1137471" timestamp="1397263450"]I'm not worried about the "blood in the streets" stuff. I am concerned about more businesses getting posted due to uneducated OCers' behavior. In my experience, gunowners banding together and threatening to boycott businesses gets mixed results. [/quote] While I can appreciate that concern for the inconveniences it would cause, at the end of the day I am still on the side of removing government from the equation as much as possible. Inconveniences < natural rights.

[quote name="copperhead_1911" post="1137483" timestamp="1397265368"]Good point, but even with the patriot act by bush, Reagans machine gun ban and so forth no president has been more hostile to the constitution and our nation as Barack Hussein Obama.[/quote] Abraham Lincoln Theodore Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Without these four presidents' actions while in office, Barack Obama would not have been possible. While their love of nation may be debated one way or another, their hostility to the Constitution is without doubt. So, who is more terrible, the one who does a thing or the ones who make it possible for a person to do that thing?

[quote name="Refleks" post="1137436" timestamp="1397261049"]Bingo. We'll just have to leave it up to individual virtue though. (Yeah, that'll go well...)[/quote] It works well enough in 30 states. The bearing of arms is an individual right. While it is important that one be well versed in the use of the arms they choose to bear, it is not place of the government to step in and compel the citizen to have training or jump through other hoops prior to exercising that natural right.