shaftbass
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I need to come by the house!
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I bought my non-1LE ZL1 there. Walked in and they sent me out the door with it as a "test drive for the rest of the day" with the car lol. I knew I was going to buy it already, though.
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Old 40gb Maxtor I shot in 2003. Stopped a .40 cal WWB round, but to be fair, if the hard drive had been secured to something vs sitting upright on a table, it probably would have done much more damage.
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Not sure wtf is up with the links not working but copy and paste and there ye have.
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Cool/heavier alternative... Spin Doctors - Refrigerator Car (KILLER drum and bass work) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXpvX3HjfVQ The Hunger - Vanishing Cream https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzdv_5mSaQc I Mother Earth - One More Astronaut https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_1QAC_6Zuc Stone Temple Pilots - Meat Plow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsdYCOJk7bw
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I am seeing low-mileage 2018s sell for UNDER 60k already. Domestic supercar or not, the Camaro deprecation is still rampant.
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Music room. I have a trashed rehearsal space upstairs but it doesn't get used much anymore. Musician and an axe..
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Damn, John! Very impressive.
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My car and my wife's car. Hers is wrapped. Mine is not. 2018 ZL1 1LEs.
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You guys should go check out my buddies Denman at the Basement East tonight. Young guys who are EXCELLENT and play original 80s thrash metal.
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I guess I am at the point in life where if it's not a 1911, it'll either be Glock, Sig, or HK for a semi-auto handgun. There are SO many one-offs coming from manufacturers now. Parts aren't easy to come by, and extra mags are very expensive. I just don't need any of them. A Mossberg semi-auto pistol seems like the five-assed monkey of the handgun world.
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Tennessee HB11 2017 "Tennessee Hearing Protection Act"
shaftbass replied to shaftbass's topic in Second Amendment Issues
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As seen on local news outlets this morning, the state senate voted 28-1 to advance this to the state House. Basically, the law removes some language that essentially bans suppressors from Tennessee code (even though it's perfectly-legal to go through the ATF, pay your tax, get your suppressor, and possess it here). https://openstates.org/tn/bills/110/HB11/ If it gets all the way to the point where it is a law, am I wrong in thinking this bill is anything but symbolic based on the fact that a suppressor is still an NFA item, regardless of what a state says? Don't get me wrong: I'm glad this is happening. It's a great gesture, but will anything be changed regarding how suppressors are bought and sold in the state of Tennessee? I doubt it. Thoughts?
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Haha. I now work where that photo was taken
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