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I wasn't trying to single you out I was just saying in general. The problem is what you just said above. People are not aware of their rights and LEOs are fully aware of how to bend the law to their advantage. Good reading material for anyone not just pdpgp http://www.flexyourrights.org/faq

You are missing the point. They can persuade you into letting them look. Same exact thing for searching your car. "If I happened to search your car I wouldn't find anything illegal in there would I sir?" Most people will not want to hassle a LEO and let them search. Just because it isn't technically illegal you shouldn't abuse your power and status. I guess the 4th amendment isn't that important to you as it is to me.

The end of their nightstick says they don't need a warrant to see your phone.

Having password protected lock screen plus encrypting files is always worth it. It isn't a perfect system but is better then leaving everything unlocked. Also I am just going to throw this out here. http://thenextweb.com/us/2011/04/20/us-police-can-copy-your-iphones-contents-in-under-two-minutes/ Just don't use your phone in your car while moving. Use bluetooth hands free if you need to talk to someone.

I already did that a long time ago for this same reason.

http://www.gunsandammo.com/files/2012/05/funny-gun-people-011.jpg

I will take all of the Federal XM193. We can even meet at the same place.

Ask your primary care physician. They will point you in the right direction. It isn't a painful procedure so nothing to worry about.

http://i.imgur.com/3YOei.jpg Yes it is blurry and large I can't do much editing on a cell phone. I can take better pictures from a normal camera if needed.

Someone as old as you would not understand how a smart phone auto corrects :gabe:

YouTube has a lot of videos on gun related topics. Some are worth listening to but must you can skip over. I would start there and then start reading books.

Can anyone recommend a good gunsmith in columbus? One of the guns I can't even open. It probably hasn't been oiled in many years.

My grandfather gave me 3 of his shotguns this weekend. They are all break open guns. One of them looks like it would be a black power shotgun. There is not much of anything stamped on the barrel. One has a company i've never heard of, one is from sears roebuck, and they all have the gauge on them. If I take off the wooden stock under the gun and remove the barrel I see random numbers in different spots. I see no serial numbers. Is there a gun book I could buy or rent from the library that I can use to identify exactly what I have? Also I doubt I could shoot any of these without replacing the o-rings. They were used frequently for hunting plus they look pretty old. I took a picture with my cell phone of all 3 guns together but I don't know if that will help. I can link that if it helps.

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Older cars always are. Kudos to Datsun

Buy a pre-paid phone either here or when you get to mexico. They make international ones and you can save them for your next trip out of the country. I would just get a basic one that makes a phone call and nothing else.

I have the CompTIA books for all of these. If you want to borrow them you can?

I want the coffee table.

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demonid and pirate bay usually have some test questions and answers. They also have the CompTIA books in PDF if that helps.

Nice looking car. I've seen you driving it a few times around columbus. Free bump.

Even if it is someone trolling you this is karma. Good luck with that.

Answer: Replace your daily driver/only car with a manual transmission car. Equal amounts of in and out on the clutch/gas pedal. Every car is different on where the soft spot is for the clutch to engage. Sort of like sex bruh. If you can't figure it out within 7 days you should give up on driving.

semi nsfw http://i.imgur.com/mpi7t.gif

The only time I want frozen beer is when I'm working on my car, there is a few inches of snow on the ground, and my 6 pack of bottles is in the snow.