jtluttrell

Children are obviously hazardous to your health. http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2013/apr/09/tennessee-woman-recovering-after-toddler-shot-her/

Carpenter bees......I have a bat for that. Destructive little buggers.

That hawk must have known he didn't stand a chance. Suicide by eagle.

I know there are some Rat fans on here. This is a smaller Version of the Rat Model 1. http://www2.knifecenter.com/kc_new/store_store.html?brand=148&k=Rtak&min_price=0&max_price=500&country=&new=t Description ON8861: RAT Model 2, Black Ontario Knife Company The Model 2 features the same 4-way clip position, heavy-duty open post construction, razor-sharp AUS-8 blade, full flat grind, reversible thumb stud, precision pivot screw, lanyard hole, and ergonomic handles as it's larger brother the Model 1 but is 20% smaller. Features Hardened stainless steel liners Dual thumb studs 4-position pocket clip Lanyard hole Specifications Blade Length: 3" Overall Length: 7" Closed Length: 4" Steel: AUS 8 Stainless Steel, Black Handle Material: Black FRN Hardness: 57-59 RC Weight: 2.7 oz. Made in Taiwan

Yes! Bravo to Magpul. As long as these decisions are made at the state level, the companies and residents in those states have a choice. When they force this crap down our throats on the federal level, no bueno.

I find while the 350 isn't too big for my hands, it does cramp my utility belt to the point that I don't keep it on me. It stays in my road bag. SOLID knife though.

Didn't know this existed. Nice feature for sure.

http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2013/feb/22/tennessee-database-shows-15000-permits-in/   Alright, who's the one guy in Ridgeside holding it down?

Ban high capacity wombs!!!!

Streamlight Microstream, not a keychain light, but a great light for the price and very small. Comes with a lanyard if I recall.

Shawn,    look into becoming a Benefactor on this site and you can sell it right here. 

4 years this August.

First time I got pulled over after getting my permit was by a Chattanooga city cop. I completely forgot to mention it to him. His backup was a county sheriff's deputy. He came up to my passenger window and asked if I had any weapons (guess he noticed the Glock decal on the Jeep). I told him I had a permit, he asked where my gun was and I told him it was in my Maxpedition Gearslinger in the passenger seat between us. He was really cool about it and just placed my bag on the hood then we had a conversation about Maxpedition bags! He said he wanted a bag to keep his pistol in when he was off duty.    So yeah, now I let 'em know before hand. Still got a ticket though.  :-\

Would appear to be Yugoslavian flag, just in case anybody else was curious.

  Damn hipsters.

    Nailed it. This goes beyond the firearms industry. Having been that one guy for the better part of 2 years now, I can attest to the fact that some people has insanely unrealistic expectations. When you try to go the extra mile and be overly accommodating, people will take advantage of this and will not hesitate to run you into the ground. Now, I still strive for great customer service and accommodate everyone I can, but it doesn't take long to realize that a line must be drawn somewhere. It has certainly changed the way I deal with other businesses. You have to try and consider the people behind the business. 

Awesome. 

Buck

Yes! I saw this the other day. I'm Sofa King excited.

I've always had great luck with Logitech products. I always look to them for keyboards and mice and as sL1k said, they make great sound systems too. I was looking into just getting a keyboard with a trackpad on it. Seems like it would work fine for recliner surfing.

[quote name='Sam1' timestamp='1353757673' post='849975'] one of my friends said "I skipped Black Friday because my hatred of people outweighs my love for stuff". [/quote] Well said.

Like Spots said there are simply too many unknowns to be able to suggest what to buy, but this got me looking around and these are similar to the Mark 1. [font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][color=#333333][size=3]This S&W is a dirt cheap Chinese knife that [/size][size=3]surprisingly[/size][size=3] has lots of great reviews, though the blade length makes it too long to carry legally. [/size][/color][/font] [b] [size=3][url="http://www.knifecenter.com/item/SWHRT9B/Smith-and-Wesson-HRT-Boot-Knife-Fixed-4-78-inch-Double-Edge-Blade-Rubberized-Handle"]Smith & Wesson H.R.T. Boot Knife Fixed 4-7/8" Double Edge Blade, Rubberized Handle[/url][/size][/b] [size=3]A smaller (and legal) blade from Gerber, the Guardian Back-up. I actually own one of these and it's a nice little boot knife.[/size] [url="http://www2.knifecenter.com/item/GB5803/Gerber-Guardian-Back-Up-3-38-inch-Blade"]Gerber Guardian Back Up Fixed 3.41" Double Edge Plain Blade, Nylon Handles[/url] This is another Gerber from their "military" line. [b][size=3] [url="http://www2.knifecenter.com/item/GB30000528/Gerber-De-Facto-Combat-Dagger-Fixed-4-inch-S30V-Double-Serrated-Edge-Blade"]Gerber De Facto Combat Dagger Fixed 4" S30V Double Serrated Edge Blade, Plastic Sheath[/url][/size][/b]

[quote name='BrasilNuts' timestamp='1353326337' post='848078'] If you had a horse and buggy they'd still want to attach a GPS and charge you for your mileage. [/quote] Probably still get you for emissions too.

[url="http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2012/nov/18/road-projects-fueling-call-for-new-way-to/?local"]http://www.timesfree...w-way-to/?local[/url] [quote][color=#2D2D2D][font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=4]Federal gas tax revenue fluctuates. People drive less when the economy is bad, and switching to more fuel-efficient cars means they buy less gas.[/size][/font][/color] [color=#2D2D2D][font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=4]Advocates of taxing people by the number of miles they drive -- measured by GPS device -- say such a method would ensure that hybrid and electric-vehicle users would also contribute to road building and maintenance.[/size][/font][/color] [color=#2D2D2D][font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=4]"We like to think of it like your water bill, your sewer bill and your gas bill -- you pay for what you use," Schroer said.[/size][/font][/color][/quote] Ok. I use the roads. I like the convenience of owning a vehicle and I know that roads have to be paid for and maintained but why must they complicate things so? And why does it seem like everything they do just cancels itself out? Is it just me?

I ventured out today and was reminded what I dislike about this time of year: People are everywhere and IQ's are low!