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Just to add some hype; my father has one of these and LOVES it. Anchored two Ohio deer DRT this past season with it. Someone buy this. Its a Man's gun.

As much as I don't really want it, Trump needs to win the primary. Here's what I foresee happening if he doesn't: -Kasich wins the GOP ticket -Trump runs as an Independent -The GOP is split during the general election -Neither Kasich nor Trump gather enough votes with the split. Another Dem gets in -FML

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The guy who used to put out junk for Kimber (read: bigger junk) left and went to Sig years ago. They've gone downhill ever since. Like Kimber, they've focused more on aesthetics rather than functionality. They look cool sitting in the gun case with 20 different color variations, but they don't work worth a shit.

Jesus Christ. Get back on your anti-psychotics.

What's with the pocket hole hate? I'm new to woodworking, but it seems sufficient enough for quick projects. Granted, not as elegant as some fancy joinery nor as strong. Honestly curious.

Looking for opinions on a new (first) table saw. I recently bought a new house and have a million projects in mind for it, so I've decided I need a table saw to compliment my new Bosch miter saw. I'm considering three particular saws and wanted to see what the masses think. Anyone who knows me, knows I tend to go overkill when buying anything, and this is no different. I figure go bigger than I need and I can grow into it. In reality, I could probably make do with a cheaper jobsite saw. In actuality, I'll end up with a contractor/hybrid saw. The saws I'm considering: Delta 36-5152 (52") -pros: 3.5" cut depth (really like the idea of being able to cut 4" dimensional lumber in one pass. Can be wired for 110 or 220v Cheapest of the three options Biesemyer fence -cons: I'm not sure Delta is the same brand it used to be. Are they still quality? Lightest of the three. Not sure how I feel about the tubular base. JET ProShop (52") -pros: Carries the JET name which is supposedly known for quality Heavier than the Delta I like the large STOP button... Integrated arbor lock button Cons: Apparently the arbor lock button jams up with saw dust $300 more than the 52" Delta (I might opt for the 30" instead to save a little. Do I really need a 52" fence system?) 3 1/8" max cut depth Appears to be 110v only Can't seem to figure out what makes it so much better? Laguna Fusion -pros: Supposed to be a very well made saw Base fence is 36" (more than the JET) and is Upgradable to 52" if you choose at a later time. Heaviest of the three saws I believe it can be wired for 110 or 220v It just looks cool... Cons: 2nd most expensive 3 1/4" max cut depth 36" model is $100 more than 52" Delta. Fence Upgrade kit is $250. I been leaning toward the Delta the most with the Laguna a very close second. Reading the reviews on the Delta on Lowes/Home Depots site make it sound like an awesome saw, however, reviews on woodworking sites seem to be the exact opposite. What are CR's thoughts on all this?

Stopped by Woodwerks today; place is heaven.

Bring back cruel and unusual punishment and I bet this shit slows down.

Most places will deliver for a fee. Being that close it shouldn't be too much.

7p-7a here.

Sounds like a stroke to me. Best of luck to you.

I spent $465 to have my shit clipped. Insurance reimbursed me all of that. Take home: Both the Insurance company and I know how expensive those little fuckers are and it's infinitely cheaper to permanently prevent them in the first place.

On the subject of nailers... Avoid the Ridgid Hyperdrives. I originally bought the 16ga finish nailer and it was a turd. Wouldn't sink 2" nails to save its life. I took it back and got the 18ga brad nailer instead. It's better, but still bulky and a PITA to use. It also will randomly refuse to sink a nail about 5% of the time. As soon as I'm done with the trim work on my house, I'm taking it back as well and putting the money towards a compressor and pneumatic.

Doesn't look Somalian to me you anti-Muslim fucks... http://i.imgur.com/2UBFiV8.jpg

Where's that CCW when you need it.

Any dents? Maintenance/temperature records on hand? I've got a buddy who might be interested.

Some of the answers in here...

First off, America, the ER is not a primary care doc. They fix emergencys. They aren't because you've been too lazy to go see your PCP. If you can't walk on it, go see them for a bandaid. Don't expect a full diagnosis though. Second, those fucking toenails... Third, go see your PCP. That's how it works. You go see them. They fix it if they can, or refer you to a specialist if needed. Quit trying to do their job for them.

That looks like it. I bought it at Home Depot on sale.

I run a Makita 18v brushless (hammer) drill and mini impact that are simply badass. I like Makita stuff but this set really impressed me. Batteries last FOREVER.

1. Congrats on the NCLEX 2. What neuro ICU? NCC? 3. She's crazy. All female nurses are.

I know you said no to health care, but nursing (specifically critical care) is like being a mechanic, only with people and infinitely more complex. I thought it'd never be something for me. I went from being a heavy equipment mechanic to nursing and the thought process on troubleshooting is very similar. Just a thought.

Its South Bloomfield, so expect those retards to attempt to fuck you over.

I've never murdered anyone, but I surely would for that.