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I'm about half deaf. That might be why I missed the inflection in your voice.

Don't take this the wrong way. Y'all is Y apostrophe A, not YA apostrophe. Lots of people get that wrong. You're not the only one.

Yeah, that's them.

Either you missed it or I missed it.

So I see bacon lettuce and tomato, hamburger patty, cheese, beets, pineapple, and a fried egg. I just have one question. Is them people that eat that related to snakes - in that they can unhinge their jaw so they can open their mouth wide enough to get that in? That sucker looks like it's about 4 inches high.

That's what I thought it would be about thermite. That it's too dangerous. But if you wanted to mess with it you would have to make it yourself. And then I did a search on BUY THERMITE, and there's several places where you can buy it. Color me surprised.

I guess back then he hadn't considered that women would be shoving him into the jockstraps of male strippers.

Maybe 10 years ago Big lots did it. For about a month. People would walk up to the store, find out they had to pay to get a cart, turn around and go back to their car. After losing a bunch of business they took all the locks off their carts.

It was really nice to see the national anthem played the way it goes. No extra notes, no long drawn out notes, no fanfares before or after.

I liked that he had made an unstoppable fire of over 5,000° f, and for safety sake he had a garden watering can, in case it got away from him. I was wrong when I said he was a moron. He was a MORON!!!

20-some years ago we had a guy that was going down the street robbing businesses. He would go in the business at 1502 and rob it, and a day or two later he would go into 1504 and rob it and they are so(A DAY OR SO, otto you imbecile)later he'd go into 1506 and rob it. Just working his way down the street. About the sixth one he hit was a donut shop, and when the word went out over the radio, four cop cars converged. Two of them ran into each other. That made a lovely story in the newspaper the next day.

When did Aldi's start bagging groceries? It's been several years since I've been to one, but the last time I was there the groceries were run just like Sam's - they took it out of the cart, scanned it, and put it in another cart. If you wanted it bagged you needed to have brought bags with you, and there's a shelf over there where you could push the cart over and set the groceries up on the shelf and then bag them. Also they don't take credit cards - cash only.

If he had asked me who won the civil War, I would have asked him which civil War - the English civil war, the Spanish civil war, the Russian civil War. Because we have never had a civil war.

So Ruger pays the 18%? On the actual cost of building the gun - we will say $70 - or on the $100 they sold it to Davidsons for? A lot of money. Oh yeah. In 1934 a Thompson submachine gun cost $200. That was about a year's pay for the average working man. Then they added that $200 tax, so to buy the gun would cost 2 years pay. Hmmm. I wonder why all those 1921 Colts were still sitting in the factory when World War II started?

There's an excise tax on guns. 18%. So, Ruger build the gun and sells it to Davidson's for $100. Davidsons is a jobber. Davidson's sells it to sports South - a wholesaler - for $150. Sports South sells it to Joe's Gun shop - a retailer - for $200. And Joe puts it in his display case with a tag saying $300. Now - who paid the 18% tax? Did Davidson's pay 18% on the 100, or did sports South pay 18% on the 150, or did Joe pay 18% on the 200? Or did all three of them pay 18% every time that gun was sold? I was just reading an article talking about how because the big beautiful bill passed the $200 tax on NFA is going away. And they referred to it as an excise tax. Now if I buy a silencer from Silencer Inc, I pay a $200 tax. If I sell that silencer to Pat Riot, he pays another $200 tax. And if he sells that silencer - this is the same silencer now - to Hardpan (can't do that because they're illegal in California, but this is an example) Hardpan has to pay another $200 tax. I don't believe that would qualify as an excise tax. That's a transfer tax.

That guy is one serious moron.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0CZ36717J/ref=ox_sc_saved_title_3?smid=A2O94TOM7SA6DE&psc=1 $35. Swiss made. Mechanical, not battery.