planeflyer21

I wouldn't do that. I did ask my wife if she wanted me to call the realtor or if she was.

Because weed and boobs, brother. Weed and boobs.

So long as there's no nipple hair.

There are more than a few listed on their website as "espresso blends." Mostly sold out too. Dang MM! How much espresso do you drink?!

I've been on an espresso bender before. Or a dozen.

/\/\/\/\ Sshhh. Guys, I think we may have been infiltrated. Keep an eye on MM, see if he mentions dried fruit and granola!

You mean "in case another drought came?"

Reduced mag capacities and a bunch of potheads everywhere: http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2017/02/22/judge-women-can-go-topless/98280372/

Rhino bumpers! Move the crowd into the other lane of I-10 when your drivetrain falls out!

Yeah she is.

We'll have to come up with another benchmark besides a new rifle. THIS! IS! .308AR DOT COM!! Now if, say, he were to show up with a new MRAD with a fancy pole-dancer bipod, we'd need to have a talk with him.

No love! I'm on there as planeflyer21 too.

Welcome from Arizona!

Much more complimentary than I would have thought. "Drop a gear and get 5 liters of American democracy!"

Wow. I can only imagine the twisted, uptight ol' bitty that complained about this woman making this old man's day: https://www.yahoo.com/news/caretaker-filmed-performing-sexual-dance-100-old-man-140112853.html

Probably too many too fast. One of their competitors I worked for used that practice, at least the original owner did. Open a store, partially stock it, use it as collateral to borrow the money for a new store location, partially stock that one, use it as collateral to borrow the money for yet another location, repeat. When the economy tanked in 2008, they had already experienced supply issues with creditors. After the economy tanked, a majority of their suppliers cut them off. Carhartt wouldn't send merchandise unless funds were transferred directly to their accounts. They were then sold to a Canadian conglomerate who operated on a cash-only basis and the stores became magically stocked again. After closing half their locations, which were faltering. It is now on the 3rd or 4th owner since the original founder. And back to the "borrow borrow borrow" business model.

Man, I hope mine gets here soon.

Too late. 65B rears its ugly head again.

"As you train, so you do." Looks like we need to add shooting in the road ruts to our practice.

Nope. Have a potentially good deal on a CETME in .223 but it has a bullet button.

Okay all you Cali guys, I have a question about the "bullet button." I see a rifle for sale that has a bullet button "...but it can be removed in about 45 seconds." Is that correct? Meaning back to original condition?

You think the good doctor is the (appropriate) fall guy? A friend of a friend's Dad was a well-known orthopedic surgeon. Held several patents on special instruments needed for major bone surgery. Apparently he wasn't that good a surgeon though, finally retiring when nobody would insure him.