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Try to seduce it.

$30 a pop is not a great deal.

Prisoner 1: What're you in here for? Prisoner 2: Felonious assault. You? Prisoner 1: Jailbreaking my iPhone.

Oh, he couldn't buy an AR legally, so he stole one? I'm shocked.

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There already is such a thing, to an extent; it's call the National Firearms Act. I would also argue that this solution still wouldn't do a thing to fix the problem. I would attribute this to be on par with taking the license away from a drunk driver and saying they won't ever do it again. We all know how well that works out. And just to hop up on my 2A soapbox before I finish; cars aren't a guaranteed right under the constitution nor do they serve a specific and important purpose in regards to governmental control.

Functionally worthless on a pump

Needs more rails. And port holes.

The fuck is that?

I just saw those. They look very nice. I might have to check into them.

I saw those and thought they looked pretty nice. My only issue is they are getting horrible reviews from what I found on Google.

I'm hoping it won't be an issue. Right now I go to school Tuesday through Friday during the day and work Friday through Sunday nights. So far its working out well. If I could get on at OSU and do the same, I would switch in a minute. If not, I'll stay where I am.

New bank.

15. Direct the Attorney General to issue a report on the availability and most effective use of new gun safety technologies and challenge the private sector to develop innovative technologies This worries me a bit. "challenge" the private sector = make it mandatory. It's a bit of a reach to force them to implement new tech, so I don't see it happening. Overall, I'm 'OK' with these EOs as they mostly seem to be dictating that we enforce our current laws, which is what truly needs to be done. Time will tell.

While I don't wish for that to happen, I almost wish that someplace like NYC or Chicago would ban ALL firearms, so that in 10-20yrs, we can sit back and say "told you so", when that shit doesn't work. But then, they'd probably blame it on all the other cities around them that allow it. It's a never-ending battle with these morons.

The website says 100% tuition reimbursement (for classes taken at OSU) for the employee (nurses) and 50% reimbursement for your immediate family members. It says you are eligible after 1 year of employment, however, I have a few people I work with now who just left OSU that state you're eligible from day 1.

I just started taking classes again at OSU and am thinking about trying to get a job in the medical center (100% tuition reimbursement :fuckyeah:). As such, I have no real need to stay where I am (25 miles south). I am looking for a nice apartment complex around this area. I don't want to rent a house. I'd rather just be in a complex where I don't have to do anything. $800-$1,000/mo., at most. 2 bedroom preferred, but I can adjust to 1. I drive by Fisher Commons every day on Kenny rd, thinking "Those look decent", but, they appear to be only for those enrolled in the Fisher College of Business, which I am not. Anything similar near by?

My parents went to one in Aruba and said it was amazingly cool.

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So, according to him... if I own guns and support the 2A because I realize it's true purpose (to control .gov), that makes me an irresponsible gun owner? Fuck him. :dumb:

J-frame

Apex spring kit is yo friend.

Props to Mr. Shapiro. Personally, I would have a hard time not reaching across that table and punching Piers square in the face.

I'm a brass hoarder. You're out of luck. Its an inherited trait that comes with reloading.

I asked one of our Indian docs this same question and he suggested this same place. I keep meaning to go there, so I have no personal opinion on the matter.