monkeylizard

Even the Johnny Depp "Lone Ranger"?

How about a mashup of AC/DC and some crazy Finns, close cousins to those Norsemen that Alleycat likes . . .

Well? What'd ya git?

Are you going to be disappointed if it's a gun?

Godzilla Minus One was a fun ride. It's in Japanese subtitled in English. It has a bit more of the nostalgic original Godzilla feel than the more recent movies, but without being totally 50s/60s campy Napoleon is a snooze fest If you've seen the first 2 Trolls movies, Trolls: Band Together is fun. Not as good as the first one, but way better than the second one. Silent Night sucks. Very predictable and unrealistic. Nothing at all like the super fun Violent Night from last year. If you haven't seen Violent Night with David Harbour....watch it! I'm glad I have the AMC subscription so I'm not paying more for these tickets . . . I plan to see Wonka, Poor Things, and Ferrari this weekend or next week.

Is this thread setting the record for most zombie resurrections?

With Kirsten Dunst in it, you can bet it will be a 2-ton boulder of agenda hitting you over the head.

Assuming they're all "normal" firearms then you just pack them up and bring them home. Straight from the horse's mouth, which is the other end from where they've been speaking lately: https://www.atf.gov/firearms/qa/whom-may-unlicensed-person-transfer-firearms-under-gca The exception to that would be if the inheritance includes any National Firearms Act (NFA) items. Those would be suppressors (aka "silencers"), full-auto guns, short barreled rifles, and short barreled shotguns. There are a few other oddball things too that would fall under "destructive devices" and the purview of the NFA rules. Those still need to go through a transfer plus a $200 tax stamp unless your benefactor had them in a trust and you and/or your siblings were named on the trust as trustees.

If you're not in a hurry and the Browning in Collierville doesn't work out (if it was in Nashville I'd have already bought that one ) , keep a watch on Craigslist, FB Marketplace, and estate sales (I use EstateSales.net for that one). You'll find quality name brand safes for way less than new. It may take a few weeks/months for one to show up that you like at a price you like in a location you like, but it will.

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Looks like US-129 (Tail of the Dragon) on most weekends . . . tour bus and RV included.

My understanding is the pickins are slim, if any at all. It would be best to call before making the drive.

Assuming your son is also a TN resident, nothing at all. If he's in another state, the gun has to transfer through an FFL in his state.

I agree.

I running fan theory is that he's a mob boss.

$170 after rebate for a Winchester pump 12 ga. 28" bbl. https://grabagun.com/sale/win-spr-x-pmp-12-28-3-bl-syn-3ct.html

Some of the employees need that supervision. I saw some pretty unsafe stuff going on the one and only time I stopped in to check it out. I don't need any extra holes in me so I won't be going back, which is a shame because the setup looks cool and my work is just 5 minutes away.

That's the new one replacing the randomly assigned one with the unfortunate letter/number pattern.

But did you have Mike Tyson's Punch-Out, Burgertime, and the Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt combo on top of it?

It should read: This is trash This is coke This is Coke

It's Wisconsin and they forgot "Cheese" . . . . SMH

Same here. There could be something in the rest of the ramblings that could help identify what she was doing leading up to the attack that could have caused her to be caught, and that would be useful to know for future prevention. Or she could have been expressing a feeling similar to what most of us felt the first time we did our Wally-Walk after getting a permit (or now permitless). You're SURE someone is going to spot your gun . . . but they never do.

Boss Hogg was brilliant. My favorite was how he'd award the contract for pouring the city sidewalks to his own concrete company with a 12-month guarantee. He'd have them poured with dynamite inside and the day after the guarantee expired he'd blow them up and award himself the contract to repair them.

I have a Kahr PM9. I wouldn't call the trigger heavy at all. "Long", yes. But not heavy. It definitely takes some practice and conscious effort to release it far enough between shots.

That's the one.