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Mom had cataracts removed from both eyes and had corrective lenses installed (she was very near sighted, as am I).  No issues.  She said she loves waking up the morning and being able to see the ceiling. 

Welcome!

I've worn a Crossbreed Supertuck for a number of years.  I wear it at about 4:00.

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Are folks ever going to figure out that minimum wage was never intended to be a career? It was intended for high school kids to make gas/beer/date money. Struggling to get by on minimum wage is supposed to motivate people to better themselves. I guess it's easier to whine to the government.

There's plenty of "rural" areas. Blount county is quite large. I'd also look at Monroe, Loudon, Anderson, Campbell, ... Basically any county without a major city. If you really want to be in the sticks, you're looking at 20 miles from any significant civilization.

Nice! We always called them may flies.... Willow/May fly Dragon fly Dragon flies come in every color of the rainbow, have huge eyes, and they have 2 pairs of wings.

Nice.  Pick up a spare mag.  Try some white or glow-in-the-dark paint on the sights (such as they are), it helps. 

Will they remain in TN?  If so, then what he said.  If not, read up on the laws where they're going. 

I'm not 100% sure the carrots were "ready".  We kept checking them (by digging one up) and finding tiny little carrots, so we left them until the foliage started to wilt and die, then dug them up.  Bigger, but still quite small.  Maybe we'll try a fall planting.    We're getting lots of tomatoes, jalapenos, and bell peppers.  The green beans, snap peas, and zucchini produced reasonably well and got pulled up.  The cucumbers and okra are finally starting to produce. 

    Tried this over the weekend....  delicious!   :yum:    I ran them under the broiler for a little while to get the bacon a little more crispy.  I like my bacon right on the edge of burned.    Though the jalapenos revenge at 5am wasn't so nice.  But that might have had something to do with all the beer.  and bourbon.  and tequila.   It was a good weekend.  B)     We also harvested our carrots a few days ago.  While we had lots of them, the majority of them never got much bigger than an ink pen.  Not sure why that happened... could've been the dry spell we had a month ago, also possible we didn't thin them enough when the seeds sprouted.  They were packed in there.  They taste good, it's just pretty tedious to skin enough of them to have with a meal. 

I've got a P3AT and have shot an LCP several times. The LCP is much smoother, both in appearance and function. My P3AT is perfectly functional and I carry it a lot, but the LCP is just nicer.

I've used WWB, federal, American Eagle, and Blazer brass. I'd give the nod to the BB, but it's not really enough different to matter.

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What sort of cutting are you doing?   Regardless, it's going to require hand tools.  Power tools will go too fast and melt the plastic instead of cutting it.  That'll be messy. 

Seems the scumbag lived next door to friends of my parents. Dad was pretty spooled up about it too, which is quite unusual for him.

I would but I don't know the guy from Adam.

I've seen lots of stickers too. One of my wife's friend's husband is a member. Apparently you have to be invited to join by an existing member (I'm not).

My sister-in-law and her husband both graduated from WKU and live in Bowling Green. It's a nice place, other than the sink holes. As mentioned KY gun laws are generally more relaxed than here.

Get which ever brand point/shoot camera suits your fancy and budget. They're all quite capable of doing exactly what you want. If you're willing to reduce your zoom needs, the camera will be about half the size of your phone.

And you're responsible for every bullet, no matter where it goes. Exemption from criminal prosecution does not exempt you from civil litigation.

Looks interesting, never seen it before.  The lack of reviews on B&H is curious.  Seems like it would be somewhat awkward to use coupled with a phone, but that's a lot in a relatively small and inexpensive package. 

    When people say "Autocad", I think old 2D Autocad (which is what I use most frequently).  I forget that people stuck in the 20th century use it for 3D work.  In that case, yes I can imagine it would struggle. Though it's usually more related to graphics performance than CPU/RAM.  If you've got a crappy graphics card, it'll suck up all your RAM trying to make it work. 

    Recipe please....   :yum:

    I've let a couple nearly rot on the vine waiting for them to turn, they were still as green as the leaves.  If I leave them too long, the bugs get them.  I've also left some sitting in a sunny window until they nearly rotted, no change.  I think I got mislabeled plants.  Which wouldn't be a big surprise as the zucchini that was supposed to be cucumbers is growing nicely.