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They both suck. If wow didn't have such crappy dvrs then they would be fine. Time Warner is overpriced

write it and i'll sticky it. I've written enough stickys and don't have time to do fuck these days

Pistol grips on shotguns hurt, stick with a normal stock. Remington 870 is generally the ideal choice. As far as a handgun goes for bedside duty, something full-size that you can shoot well. Try stuff out at the range before you buy. I suggest anything 1911 pattern, or a polymer in 9mm (glock, m&p, xd-m)

Everyone but sprint is getting faster and neutering their plans Sprint stays unlimited and everything gets slower :no:

http://www.aimsurplus.com/catalog.aspx?groupid=39&name=7.62x39 usually the cheapest out there. Does this mean you got those kits built?

I had a g tab. I sold it quickly, the screen was beyond horrible

The galaxy tabs have good hardware but samsung is terrible at updating the OS. If you want data to go along with it, go with that or an HTC Flyer (View 4G). The nice thing about the Flyer is there is a stylus you can get that lets you write like a notepad for taking notes in class or what have you. If you want best bang for buck, go with Asus Transformer, its a bit cheaper but still very good, and it has the option of a dock that turns it into a laptop. Steer clear of the sub-$400 tablets. They tend to have terrible screens, some don't include Google Apps such as the market, poor support, etc. Best to go with the big name brands like HTC or Samsung or Asus. I don't know anything about the Toshiba. The Motorola Xoom is pretty popular but has issues, and is the most expensive. If I were to ever bother selling my Ipad I would replace it with an Asus Transformer, but that's just me. http://www.nowinstock.net/computers/tablets/asus/ Other things to consider - tablets are generally either 7" or ~10". Some come as wireless only, some can have data plans with your cell phone provider. These two preferences make a big difference in what you will get, so figuring that out will help us recommend something.

As soon as she walked out the door it became illegal. As far as public versus private conversation, if they were alone in a room that is a private conversation. This was absolutely illegal. If it were me, I would call HR and ask them if they think you should call the police over it, and see how bad they flip out :gabe:

YMCA is open until 10, not sure of their daycare though

soooooo not worth the hassle. Most of the day it would be locked in the glovebox, and if you hit the wrong guard at the wrong time at one of those bases you may never be heard from again. Although, last time I was on a base (fort bragg) we drove in with gun cases laying on the back seat and the guard's didn't even notice

You know, this is how it needed to be all along. If these places decide that they don't want customers carrying, then they don't deserve our money. Now it is cut and dry what businesses want our business and which ones don't. Although I would like to point out that the law states that if you are caught carrying in a place with a no carry sign, they can only ask you to leave. If you refuse to leave, only then are you breaking the law. If I'm carrying concealed, the point is for no one to know in the first place.

touch pros cost nothing on cl

sure why not, she always forgets to charge it

I believe it's only $5 to transfer an SBS, yet $200 to create one. May be better off looking for one already done, not sure though on that.

can I have the Magpul case for Mel's phone?

That was my thought. The pump is already there and on, I'm sure a nice spray to the eyes would burn like hell. Don't even need to light them on fire.

So you can know what they sell for at auction? :dumb:

I must have missed something because I didn't see any pictures with teal wire loom

we need to go ride

Hillary made some wild claim of us sold guns being the cause of their violence problems, so she had to be sure she could back up her claim

Bingo. Cut the training time requirement in half and you could still cover nearly everything thats in the class as it is, but still keeps you able to get reciprocity. Also, a lot of states won't grant out of state permits unless you have one in your home state, and if Ohio stops granting permits then you won't be able to get many of these. Hate to say it, but we are better off keeping the permitting process.

have you ever had problems with hill starting with the trailblazer? I had some rentals that simply couldn't do it, you would have to back down the hill and start over, it was pretty scary

not sure that's there is any problem to solve. I'm wanting to go on cruises but also be able to use points for the flights there and back. I hardly ever travel so I can't use that kind of purchase to build points so I'll need to use regular spending to get there. Also, I figure if I'm going to be spending money every day then I may as well be using that spending to my advantage.

He told me he can't log in, believes his account has been deleted

Good advice there. Another question - how do you redeem miles and what all can they be used on? If the answer is "not much" then I might just go with the priceline card since I can do everything involving travel and vacation with it