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I'm looking for a S&W M&P9 in the Performance Center Ported version, sku # 10098 in 9mm with the 5" barrel. http://www.smith-wesson.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Product4_750001_750051_834559_-1_757900_757896_757751_ProductDisplayErrorView_Y I'm in the Akron/Canton area, anyone seen one locally or know of one for sale? Figured I'd try here first before searching the local gun shops. Thanks, D.

Welcome aboard the crazy train.

That hasn't been my experience using them.

French drains will last a LONG time if constructed properly. If you're concerned about silt buildup, use # 2's - not to mention they won't wash out during a downpour.

Screw car payments. I own all of my vehicles and they all need something done to them. The Duc is down due to an issue with the clutch - dies when I put it in gear - needs belts, oil/filter, coolant flush and the 951 has a bad clutch slave cylinder so it'll sit until I get around to it (needs a clutch and timing belt, too). The Powerstroke needs front end work and new tires while the YJ is doing just fine except for rust. All told, that's about $5,000 of repairs on just three of them and that is still better than car payments.

Your point?

I didn't start shaving until I was 18 and could grow a full beard in my early 20's.

Democrat run city and the same commie groups that ran the Ferguson riots are running them there...we shouldn't be surprised at the weak kneed response.

They should stop taking tax advice from Al Sharpton.

Maybe I shouldn't be so hard on my Jeep, the frame isn't that bad...yet!

Howdy and welcome back.

I bought my first Jeep a couple of days....it is my new Heep (of rust).

I don't do the full beard anymore, the gray hairs just don't play nicely so I stick to the chin fur approach. I have a boar brush (the real stuff) and use Beard Oil along with Honest Amish Beard Balm. They work okay but gray hairs are wiry and rough making them a royal PITA to smooth out along with their propensity to become very wavy. I had an accident with the trimmers recently and have had to start over but this was what I was working with prior to that incident.