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I agree with Tonik. Now, I'm going to pour myself 3 fingers of Maker's Mark.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2016/02/17/obama-now-regrets-his-2006-alito-filibuster-white-house-says/80514152/ What a convenient time to express his regrets. Such a hypocritical shithead.

That doesn't match what I've seen at all. I've had a CW9 and a CM9, both were dead reliable. I have yet to fire my CW380, but the reviews I've read were positive. I had a G42 that would FTE about 3 times per box of 50. I really wanted to like the G42, but I couldn't trust it.

Interesting thing to think about... If I could have only one gun for all purposes it would probably be a Kahr P9.

All-rounders tend to be compromises...just like motorcycles.

No one gun is going to excel at all 3. A gun that is great to carry won't be fun to shoot.

I picked up this little CW380. I came with a nice Vedder IWB.

On paper I agree with you. In practice I cannot agree. If justices strictly made decisions based on factual interpretation of the law, and excluded personal bias and political leanings...you would never see a 5-4 and probably not even a 6-3.

LOL. Good one!

I used to believe that the Supreme Court was above D.C. douchebaggery, or maybe I just wanted to believe.

Guilt? Don't think I've every felt guilty for buying guns or motorcycles. If you buy used and don't overpay you can always get your money back.

What gen? What does it come with?

I've had every generation of Ruger 22 at one time or another. They are excellent pistols, the S&W 22S is just more accurate in my hands. It will also eat any type of ammo. I hope the 22 Victory does also. I was going to buy a stainless Buckmark until I saw this Victory.

I really like the design. Barrels are easily changeable. Volquartsen already has aftermarket barrels for it. I have a 22S Match Target. I'll be really happy if this is more accurate.

This is my newest. Soon to have a mini red dot. Curious if it will shoot any better than my S&W 22S.

Was that UP's Kawasaki?

He's not really doing any of this

I work from home and sit at a desk all day that's about 30 feet from my kitchen. Without discipline I'd be

I was in the waiting room for a pain management Dr. just before Christmas. It was filled with overweight, unhealthy, miserable people. I decided then and there I would NEVER be one of them. That's all the motivation I needed. Since then I've lost 15 lbs (8 more to go). I'm exercising and eating better but nothing too crazy. I eat a lot of tuna, salmon, and grilled chicken (high protein, low calorie foods). I cut WAY down on snack foods (stuff I would eat when I was bored), and I cut out fast food, which I don't really like anyway. For exercise I do 60-100 pushups a day. I do sets of 20 at random times throughout the day, a set takes less than 1 minute. I also do 30 minutes on a stationary bike 3 times a week. It's been pretty easy to stick with. I feel better. My body is more comfortable. I'm even sleeping better.

My drill instructor would have knocked his ass right off that bar.

there are different kinds off pull ups. Dead hangs = no body movement other than up and down "Kipping" = using body momentum/rhythm, but your chin and entire head needs to get above the bar That video doesn't look like either to me. It looks like glorified swinging.

I did a little boxing in the Marines. Great exercise and skill building. A heavy bag is a great tool for exercise if you have a place for it. It will teach you how to throw a punch with power, build cardio, burn calories, etc. If your hand an wrist aren't in the right position...you'll know immediately