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I wonder if the credit card processors get a % of the merchants fee induced to cover the processors fee to begin with....lol

Agree....This bring on the money thing is funny but not really. An affordable, enjoyable hobby & right will be eroded to the rich and support will fade away for future battles against the 2A. "We in America do not have government by the majority, we have government by the majority who participate. All tyranny needs to gain a foothold is for people of good conscience to remain silent."-T.J.

right now, Sprint has an offer on the table of $2.97 to buy Clearwire. Dish is offering about $3.30 per share for Clearwire, but essentially they need Sprint's approval to move forward with the offer the way it's being presented, which Sprint clearly is not going to do. So right now, we expect Sprint's offer to go through and that deal should close sometime midyear or so. TWST: What makes Clearwire attractive to both Sprint and Dish? Mr. King: The reason Clearwire is attractive is its spectrum position. Clearwire has a lot of spectrum in the 2.5 gigahertz spectrum bands. That is what makes Clearwire valuable. Quite honestly, it is the only thing that makes Clearwire valuable. TWST: Is part of that value because of limited spectrum? Are we going to see more spectrum become available, or is it pretty much tapped out? Mr. King: More spectrum will become available eventually.The FCC is trying to cull back spectrum from the broadcasters, for example, to auction that off at some point. http://finance.yahoo.com/news/2-5-gigahertz-spectrum-band-184000319.html

"On every question of construction [let us] carry ourselves back to the time when the Constitution was adopted, recollect the spirit manifested in the debates, and instead of trying what meaning may be squeezed out of the text or invented against it, conform to the probable one in which it passed." -Thomas Jefferson He might of smacked a lot of hoes, but he knew what was up.

"In questions of power, then, let no more be heard of confidence in man, but bind him down from mischief by the chains of the constitution." -Thomas Jefferson Just another cracker

Put this behind it, Justified! Don't sell, you'll regret it.

Great vid.

Sorry, No. It is a 9mm

High ceilings in the basement which the basement is a must have. Quit claim deed the property over now but you'll need it surveyed to seperate. Then everyone's property taxes change. Hopefully, your parents property if on CAUV, does not fall off. Had a big bank barn torn down 3 years ago at my place. They paid me $2200, so you probably aren't going to get rich off of it. Type of wood and siding changes things. If you do it, be ready for a mess. should try and line up buyers for the wood first to help you decide which route to go. And watch it Some of those barn guys are con-artists. if you go that route get a good contract covering start to finish. It's kinda like the old, SAVE Your roof slates their worth money, ya right, only if you can find that niche buyer. And the barn stones, worth keeping around for future projects, steps, walls, fire pits, if they don't offer enough money.

Bunch of Bolgna. If the police need assault weapons to stop criminals, why shouldn't I have the same to protect myself from criminals.

I needed to read a little closer. Found the answer I was looking for. Bi-metal sucks....kinda

Hope you're right.

They suspended any ads concerning gun related offers. I have a few choice words for this.

Yes, not in the mail though. Same scripted response as others have received.

WTH....play guess the drug? Although carny's are a little off to begin with sometimes.

Nope. Prosecuting attorney, Ferrero, needs to issue a civil action against judge Forchione for payment back to the treasury. But since Ferrero signed in approval Forcione's judgment entry he needs to appoint a special out of county prosecutor and recuse himself. Muuahaha ha

We should "test" our defenses.

Interesting report. I've never had a problem with steel in any gun.

Judge ordered a fine be sent to the Sandy Hook support fund. http://abovethelaw.com/2013/01/you-be-the-judge-can-judges-order-fines-for-outside-their-jurisdiction/ The answer in no, it's the taxpayers money: O.R.C. 2949.11 Ohio v. Cooper, 144 Ohio App.3d 316, the Eighth District Court of Appeals Lane v. Phillabaum (12th dist. 2008), 182 Ohio App.3d 145, 2008-Ohio-2502

New Hampshire riders doesn't sound right

Are you insinuating it may be the alternator muffler.....

13 movies for 2013 http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/digital/visual-effects/13-movies-we-cant-wait-to-see-in-2013#slide-12