Elmo

Yes but right now that doesn't help the OP much. They already know he has it.

They look like rats too. Sucks. I use to enjoy sitting out there during the summer eating my lunch and watching those hawks.

When I was working down by Wall Street, they introduced 3 hawks into Battery Park to cull the rat and pigeon problem there. One day, one of the hawks mistaken some lady's Chihuahua for a rat (or did he?). She hung on to the leash for her dog's life. After that, they abandoned the Battery Park hawk program.

I had so much trouble trying to find a gunsmith to install a plug in my lever action. So many of the gunsmith refused to do it because they were anti-Bloomberg. I can see their side of the argument for sure. My view is that yes, Bloomberg is a turd for this but the gunsmith refusing to install the plug is exactly what he wants. If none of the gunsmith installed the plug, some owners might be forced to sell their gun and then Bloomberg would win because that's what he wants. Makes all these ridiculous laws to discourage people in the city from owning. Some may say by complying, he technically wins too. Depends on how you see it.

I use to use the camelbak system but the hose kept freezing up on me one those cold winter days. Now I use Nalgene bottles. Better for the environment too.

Sorry to here, Vince. You'll get it next time. Keep at it, keep practicing.

Great to have you back, Stan!

I think you're referring to a full cleansing. Not skipping out on breakfast. I've done fasting a couple of times. Nothing but tons and tons of water for 24 straight hours (it's the most I can pull). It does do wonders. Clears the body of toxins. My skin practically glows afterwards and I would have so much energy the next couple of days...till I fill it back up with toxins again.

It's not the firearm itself that's unlawful but rather the magazine. I registered a Ruger 10/22 as well as a Henry Lever Action. To do so, I had to show proof that I purchased a 5-round magazine for my Ruger and proof that I had a gunsmith cap the magazine tube to my Henry to make it a 5-round limit.

Seriously, who the heck told you that? Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Whether you're trying to lose weight OR gain weight.

I'm not a subscriber so I only read the preview but just from the preview I can tell the author doesn't know what he's talking about. In the preview he list "a New Yorker with hawk nesting on your high-rise" as one of the "pests problems". In reality, wawks were purposely introduce to NYC to help with the rat and pigeon problem.

Here's the difference: Scenario 1: Me: Yo dude...you know you just ran a red light, right? Buddy: Yeah. Oh well. Me: Ok. Scenario 2: Me: Awesome! You're driving like a racecar champion! High five!

So true.

Let's be honest with ourselves here. None of you are thinking about car accidents when you're out hunting deer. A show of hands. Which one of you was sitting at home, relaxing on your couch, and thinking about how perfect the world is when all of a sudden the news comes on. Car hits deer, swerves into traffic, causes a three car pile-up. And you jumped out of your couch. Pumped your fist and scream. "I don't like to hunt but this is the last straw! I will raise war against these deer for the good of man kind! I will now take up hunting to ensure the safety of all Cadillacs in Ah-merica"? If Civil Engineers designed elevated roads or if Mechanical Engineers designed cars that can hover and thus eliminate all accidents that resulted from deer, how many of you will put your bows and guns away, dust your hands, and say "Well, my job here is done. Now I will sit back on the couch and think the world is perfect once again."? We all hunt here because we enjoy the hunt. Let's not kid ourselves. Sure, there are all these extra side benefits that result from our hunting but that's not why we do it. We do it for our own selfish reasons. Let's just admit it. It's how you hunt that's the moral question and only you can answer that for yourself.

Case of scope eye should not be on a whine forum. It should be one the "Doh! What was I thinking?" forum.

On the flip side, you have the person who is right up on you on the left lane so you move over to the middle lane to let them pass but they don't. They stay the same speed right next to you and now you can't move back into the left lane.

Aaron, every time someone post on this thread (including yourself), it gets bump to the top of the list as the thread with the most recent activity...until other threads receives posts and pushes this one down a notch. Also, I would imagine most people filter for unread threads like I do, so when there is a recent active that I haven't checked yet, it shows up in my filter.

People who wait in line with their heads in the clouds instead of checking the menu up on top but once they get to the front, they spend an eternity trying to decide what they want to order.

Only had one poop blow out so far but it wasn't bad. Just a small amount. Have been sprayed though but it was my fault. I forgot 2 of the rules of diaper changing gun safety. 1. Treat all babies as if they're loaded. 2. Keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction at all times.

Most WMA have designated parking areas by the entrances.

Bingo.

I completely agree. That's why I use the milk weed when ever I'm high enough. I find that when I'm on the ground, especially on calm days, the milk weed only goes a few feet before it falls to the ground.

I'll ask another question. Do you put ketchup on your venison burger?

That's another board statement. My point is that it's all taste and taste is subjective. There is no right or wrong. Like I said, I never use tartar sauce and I never use any salad dressing for my salads. That doesn't make it right or wrong or better or worst.

I use the milk weed when I'm high up (either in a climber or on a cliff or rise, etc.) I use Code Blue wind checker when I'm on the ground.