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I had my license for maybe 4 hours by the time I spun and put my g body into a ditch backwards

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I'm wanting to get maybe 2-3 boxes, not 10. Thanks though.

Is there anywhere that won't rape me on .380 prices or shipping? Checked Cabelas a week or so ago, none on the shelf

It's really a win win. I'd much rather see money go to those than filling up the tank of an MRAP

Well that's a huuuuuge issue. Body cameras and dash cams, in proper working order, would have put an end to this entire issue before it started. They are insurance for the good cops, and weed out the bad ones pretty quick.

FYI, both coroners, including the one hired by Brown's family, said that there were 6 bullet hits on Brown's body. There were I believe 3 that connected to his left hand and arm in a way only possible if his hands were straight out, not up.

So the story being told by the officer, or at least that's been released by the police department, is that there were some words back and forth, which lead to Brown attacking the officer. Weapon or not, most states consider attacking a police officer to automatically be aggravated assault. Assuming the description of events coming from police is accurate, then the officer was severely beaten which would turn into aggravated assault anyway. Aggravated assault is a felony in all states. Again, assuming the story from the police is accurate, Brown walked away, then walked back, with his hands up mocking the officer, yet coming back to make another attack. The officer at some point fell into the car, and was being attacked by Brown. I don't know about Missouri, but in Ohio, Castle Doctrine would allow any citizen to defend them self with deadly force from the inside of their car. Of course, being a police officer, he's already authorized to defend himself with deadly force. However, the officer has something else on their side. Case law. There is the Fleeing Felon Rule. According to Wikipedia: Assuming the officer had just taken the severe beating that had been claimed, then they have more than enough probable cause to believe that Brown posed a threat of serious physical harm. Right there is another point of justifying the shooting. If the officer hadn't taken the beat down as claimed, then he's guilty of murder. BUT, had Brown assaulted him in the manner claimed, then he did his job correctly. So, like the Trayvon case, I feel this will come down to - was the shooter attacked first? Once that is settled, hopefully with dash cam evidence, this will be over quickly.

All of this rioting, this entire "crises", was absolutely manufactured by the 24/7 media. All of them are guilty of it. They don't give a shit about what happened to who, all they want to know is can they get a group of people glued to their tvs or computer screens for a week to drive ratings, drive ad clicks, whatever. If they can get someone outraged then they've done their jobs. This country won't return to its senses until we can get the media to report honestly and fairly and totally non-partisan. You know, what CNN has always claimed to be, but haven't been in 20 years.

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MARPAT is totally necessary in today's urban jungle environment.

Get an Intel NUC. Newegg has the low end one for around $150, add ram and an ssd and you have a low power, full blown pc for your tv.

Anyone have experience with driving with tint on the windshield? I'm thinking about it, but I'm worried about night driving. Is it that big of a deal? FWIW I have 50% on the sides and back now, and wish I would have gone darker.

with sons like yours trips to the ER are a given

http://www.agri.ohio.gov/eab/

You could have been tossed in jail for driving with no operators license. I think you already got leniency.

The title office (since they transfer titles - not the BMV) that I go to in Pataskala has a list sitting around of states that don't require their titles to be notarized. So if you don't want to deal with idiots then go to that title office. All they will do is want to walk out to the car and confirm that the VIN on the title matches the VIN on the dash. If you plan on driving the truck back up to Ohio you should look into getting a temp tag from a Virginia BMV, so you can legally drive it to the Ohio title office. Either that or plan on trailering it.

I've never liked the feel of Glocks. I know they are good, reliable, and the company does great things for the owners. I've just never liked the way they feel. That being said - I've been hunting for a blue label G42 with no luck. Joe, talk to Vance's or Gun Envy about blue label guns. 19's and 17's are cheaper than $500 for you new. And just like the model T, you can get any color you want so long as it's black.

Cdma phones (Verizon) aren't compatible with gsm networks (T-Mobile) unless that phone has a dual band radio. Which I doubt.

Honest question for anyone that knows - are drivers licenses and marriage licenses recognized by all the states because they agreed to it, or the feds mandated it?

It was her responsibility to do the research first.

Oh, and we'd also have sanctions on their oil and gas. But the rest of Europe couldn't handle that.

If this was really about sanctions, and not an excuse for sneaky gun control, then Russian vodka would also be getting sanctioned right about now.

Did you have insurance on it? If yes, then have them send you a new one. If no, buy a cheap whatever off craigslist, or better yet swappa.com until the ifruit6 comes out. If you are willing to go with android instead of another iphone, there are plenty of good options depending on what carrier you are on (that you didn't mention). Any carrier will let you buy a phone either used or new at full price and activate it on their network. Only thing is it has to be a phone that is locked to your specific carrier, or carrier unlocked and uses your carrier's bands (GSM vs CDMA). Anything you didn't have backed up to the cloud or to your computer is lost. No chance of retrieving it. If you could have fished your phone back out of the water, then let it dry for a couple days you may have had a chance, but if it's gone, then the info is gone with it.

If this passes, then the moment it passes the state supreme court will laugh in their face and say unconstitutional.