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I know, and I wasn't meaning to sound negative. I just wanted to say that if someone does something like this in the future, try to get it some more visibility as it seems more people, including myself, would have liked to have taken part. It was an awesome display of generosity by the members here and I regret not having the opportunity to take part. So once again, I salute all those who gave in this endeavor.

Good luck with that endeavor. There are many threads on this forum relating to the vagueness of the statutes in this state.

I agree that all humor comes from pain. There is somebody at the butt of any really funny joke. I have a theory that I borrowed from R.A. Heinlein's book "Stranger in a Strange Land" that human beings laugh because it hurts. Laughter is a self defense mechanism. The question to ask is are you laughing AT someone's pain, or because you identify with their pain? It is a subtle but distinct difference.

My wife and I feed our two senior pugs Natural Balance. Pugs are prone to allergy issues and we have never had a problem with it unlike some others we have tried. We used some of the Hills Science Diet prescription line at the insistence of our vet when our girls were having some UTI issues and discovered they were violently allergic to it. I highly recommend doing your own research on the ingredients of the pet foods you use and not to exclusively rely on your vets recommendations. Most nutrition courses in vet schools are underwritten by the major food manufacturers and they spend lots of money to push foods on vets much like the drug industry does with people doctors. To second tnpanscraper, corn is a filler product and wholly unnecessary (and possibly harmful) in pet foods.

Make me proud to be a member here. If it is done again next year, how about making it a little more visible on the site and running the donation period a little longer. I will say I am impressed with how much folks stepped up in such a big way in quite a short time.

They make them for your hands too..

Glock? Ummmm...what safety is "off release"???

IIRC the barrel isn't the firearm and therefore isn't what actually falls under NFA. I wouldn't however possess it in the same home with a shotgun that isn't registered as a SBS as that would be a nice case of constructive possession.

This thread is giving me that gun buying itch that normally costs me $$$.

Marko Kloos blog is one that I have read regularly for a while, good stuff.

Hey, I love me some theatre as well. I was one of those drama kids back in school, took 2 weeks off my senior year of high school to tour with a musical production of Tom Sawyer (I was Huck Finn) and the best (and most expensive) date I ever took my wife on was to see Chicago at the Orpheum. But sushi is better.

Heading out for some sushi with the wife's fam tonight. Fatty tuna is the bidness.

^thanks for that info. Will be dropping by there to pick up some 54r. of course any place is better than Guns and A$$holes.

The Gander MTN in Jackson is the where I found mine after looking for several months for one here in the city. Paid $129 a couple of months ago.

Is that possible? I don't believe it!

That one needs to be put on Itunes, it is worth buying.

^Do Want!

ATF Online - National Firearms Act Handbook Here lie the answers you seek.

It did, repeatedly, for the last 8 years. The only difference is the guy in charge now has a (D) attached to his name. At this point, American politics is what is commonly referred to as a shill game. It's all a con. We, the American people, have about as much chance of winning as the suckers lining up to throw down a $20 thinking they can call the queen in a game of three card monte.

I'll throw in an empty pyramid that I keep getting told will be a Bass Pro someday!

I recently bought a Mossberg 500A self defense model with the 20" barrel and 7 shot magazine and have come to the conclusion that the included pistol grip sucks. As there are a lot of options for aftermarket stocks, grips, etc. I am looking for suggestions as to which ones to consider and which ones to avoid. I want a pistol grip and am leaning towards the idea of a AR style multi position stock and a generally tacticool style setup. I want to avoid wasting my money on crap production pieces. Also looking for suggestions on good slings, shell holders, lights, all the fun useful stuff to put on while avoiding excess weight and making it to cumbersome. I don't mind spending money for quality, but I also don't like throwing it away when there are less expensive alternatives of equal or better quality. Mods that require minor smith work don't scare me as I enjoy the challenge. So, what do ya got?

^awesome.

I married a soccer chick.