jporter12

No worries, he'll continue to make you feel good about yourself.

Gravedigger strikes again!

Guns are bad, mmmkay? I figured you'd know that by now.

Never. He just likes hanging around the cool kids that have them!

That's what she said.

demonoid

Definitely check out the manufacturers websites for their specs and features, go put some of them in your hands, get a feel for them, if possible, go to a range and rent some that you're interested in, and some that you're not. Then go back to google, see what others are saying about the ones that you're interested in now. Then come back here and ask again. It's a vicious cycle until you actually make the purchase. You cannot research it too much.

There's a reason to get a shoot together. I need to put some rounds through the tube of my XD, too.

He's obviously never met Hutch.

I agree! If you can spring for the extra $110, the XDm is nice, too!

One that shoots projectiles.

He wouldn't know the difference anyway.

If you have to ask...

Sounds like UP has been in the neighborhood!

In before

Who are you again? It's hilarious that I never met you until you came back up for a visit last year!

THAT situation makes a difference, sometimes. I had my car parked just outside the garage, a couple feet from the house, about 10 feet from the back door. It go broken into twice, where i used to live.

If it's that bad, would being in a driveway be enough better to justify all of this?

That could be very convenient! I actually like that idea, but I don't think I'll ever be good enough to get a killstreak that good.

Does it have a Hemi? Really though, I can't say too much bad about them. I've worked on some, and they've been ok. I wouldn't say really good, just OK.

Some consider it foreplay.

Lies! You leave the "work" to nyquil.

And motorcycles are a bad idea, and need to be banned. They're just too dangerous.

The company we've been using has front load and rear load trucks. They all hold 10 yards, but they only load the rear loaders to about 7, due to weight restrictions, or something like that. At the shop, the floors are 4", no rebar or mesh, just fiber in the concrete. There has been pretty much no uncontrolled cracking in the 11 years that I've been there! I like the gravel idea. You could leave it a little bit low, then if you decide you want it gone, just get some topsoil put on top of it.

Nice looking bike though! If I hear of anyone looking for a good starter bike I'll let them know! Moose? This might be an upgrade from your cwooazah, and Kat!