peejman

If you glue it down, you may end up with buckling or separation due to thermal expansion. My house is mostly laminate, Pergo I think. There's several areas where it's floating and moves/creaks when stepped on. It's mostly due to the subfloor not being leveled properly before installation, or the foundation settling afterwards. Best I'm aware, there's not a good way to fix it short of redoing it, which same as your case, ain't gonna happen.

Prices went up $0.50/gal within couple days. A month later they've come back down $0.05. Up like a rocket, down like a feather.

I have a Del-Ton. I haven't shot it a lot, but it runs just fine.

Really?

Welcome!

One of my neighbors has some trees. We've tried harvesting the nuts but it wasn't worth the effort as lots of them already had been nibbled on by worms.

Read the manual and see if there's a compression release.

Good. He should recruit 500 other players organize, speak with one voice, and to do the same things in their respective communities. Add another couple hundred of their NBA and MLB buddies and you've got a formidable force with huge resources to exact change across the country. It's an interesting narrative that a handful of professional athletes likely have more resources than the governments of communities in which they live.

The end of mowing season is coming. You might find someone getting out of the business and unloading commercial equipment.

I have no issue with the players doing whatever. It's a "free" country, they're allowed to do such things regardless of my opinion of them or their form of protest. But I wonder what else they're doing? Are they simply using their position/celebrity as a bully pulpit to "raise awareness", or are they actually doing something? How many of them have contacted their municipal governments, stated they have items for the agenda at the next city/county government meeting and had open, informed discussion with their community leaders? Have they held formal meetings and drafted action plans with their local police departments to address the sources of conflict from the law enforcement perspective? Have they organized community "town hall" type meetings to address the sources of conflict from the public perspective? Have they combined all the above groups to have meaningful discussions and work toward solutions to the issues? Are they (they being individual players, whole teams, players unions, the NFL as a whole) utilizing their considerable resources (time, money, influence,...) to do anything? If so, fantastic! Publicize it! Tell the world, yell it at the top of your lungs! Showcase the great strides you've made. Create a model for communities all across the country to follow. Or are they just whining?

Fly me to the moon, and let me play among the stars...

AIM has several of the models back in stock. https://www.aimsurplus.com/catalog.aspx?groupid=5392 Someone should buy one of each so I can live vicariously.

Wear them out until they give in. Walk, run, ball, frisbee, whatever.... tire them out until they don't care anymore.

Thats a good idea. Our dog tolerated baths. She didn't like the process, but recognized that she felt better afterwards and got treats for not being totally uncooperative.

What he said. I have a crossbreed supertuck for my PT145. It's pretty comfortable. I'd suggest one of those or one of the nice leather holsters. There's a few folks here who do fine work.

Time. Thats about the only thing I know of that works.

I thought the rifles were too pretty to be Rhodies. I wasn't sure what the the machine gun was.

Great fun to shoot. I'll have one of my own eventually.

Knob Creek single barrel and Elijah Craig are two of my favorites. Very good and very reasonably priced.

Israeli FAL's typically had wood furniture. Could be Western Europe or South America. Interesting that they appear to be wearing the same clothes (uniform) but there's no insignia.

One of each, two of many, three of some....

I've learned that one the hard way... more than once. Sometimes you can find boutique stuff like that at swanky bars, but a single drink can cost as much or more than a small bottle. I'm way too cheap for that.

Glad it wasn't too bad for you. Be careful putting home trash in the office dumpster. Businesses are typically restricted on what can go in the dumpsters and the company can get fined if prohibited stuff (aerosol cans, fluorescent bulbs, oily waste, etc.) is found in there.

Look/ask for the little 6-8oz bottles. It's a good way to sample without blowing $100 on something you don't like.