peejman

Probably a chart recorder. Typically used to record temp & humidity. http://www.dicksondata.com/products/find/chart-recorder

    Chicken tractor.  Google has educated me.  Fascinating. 

I'll agree with OS's ID.    http://tennessee.gov/twra/pdfs/snakesposter.pdf

Related to this, I found this video very interesting. http://www.fallen.io/ww2/

Regarding typical .223 penetration...   http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/88119-alabama-elk/#entry1276075

Perhaps it rattles when they exercise?  It distracts them from Lady Gaga blaring through their ear buds. 

    What?!?  Settle something without guns and lawyers?!?   In the USA?!?    :dropjaw:    :panic:     :eek:      Why, that'd be... just plain unAmerican.  :shake:      :)

Define over penetration? A rifle bullet moving 3000ft/s is gonna penetrate a lot before anything inside a normal house will stop it.

Depends on the laws in that state. Some states have an "obligation to retreat" type law, which neither did in this case.

Indeed... here's what he's made for me.

Remember this guy...? Check this out... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DSVJIoZDhFI

    I'd tend to agree with this.  My house is also 2000 sqft (all on one level) and I get decent signal in my driveway and on the back patio.  I think I have a Linksys router as well... I had to buy a new one a couple years ago but don't remember what I bought.   I also had to add a wireless card to my PC.  I got an external antenna for it just to ensure high signal strength.  The PC is a good 30 ft from the router, across 2 interior walls. 

Aluminum has a rather low melting point...About 1250 F. A propane torch or hot open fire will do it.

Haven't tried it, but I feel sure it'll penetrate unless it impacts at a very shallow angle.

Dig the dye job on the sheath. Nice knife too. ;)

:USA: Thanks to all who serve.

That was exceedingly bizarre.

Pics or it didn't happen. :)

Try copy/paste instead of drag and drop.

Sometimes it's better that people think you're an idiot, rather than opening your mouth and proving it.    Moron. 

I'm glad I live in a place where I don't need a traffic app. 

    Yep.   Man... 28k miles and these tires are shot.  They're total crap!  I'm never buying them again!  Did you get the alignment checked?  No.  Do you check the air pressure monthly?  No.  Do you get them rotated?  No.   Gee... I can't imagine why they wore out so fast...   :shake:

  Young red tailed hawk.  Adult cooper's hawks are a bit smaller (about the size of a big crow) and usually more gray.  Most of the hawks around here look pretty similar when they're juveniles (red tailed, red shouldered, coopers, sharp-shinned, broad winged, ... ) and it can be really hard to tell the difference until they're adults.    http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Red-tailed_Hawk/id   http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Coopers_Hawk/id

    Hence my comment about not wanting to be part of the learning curve.  People are selfish and can't do math so think that being one car ahead or driving 5 mph faster somehow saves them vast amounts of time.   But again, if when the light turns green and that motorcycle jets off out of sight, you realize it's not a big deal.  It's not like cars where there's only so much space.  Motorcycles occupy the space between the cars and then are gone at the first opportunity.  The idea is, when people see how much easier the bikes get through the traffic, they'll want to get a bike too, and that will be one less car on the road. 

    Right, $300 for 2 tires, not 4.