Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770

I don't cover. Here in Tucson, even the most lefty of people don't worry about other people carrying a gun. I've been open carrying for 30 years, and in all that time, I only had one occasion when somebody had a problem with me. Most of the time, I get complimented for carrying. I've even had Cops ask me about what I'm carrying.

The office my Optometrist works out of has a (plain, not Legally phrased ) "No Guns" sign on the door. He is a shooter and knows that I am too. He told me that if anybody said anything about the gun on my hip, to direct them to him. Nobody said anything.

I thought it was Gunowners Of America.

Gen X he!!. That's ALL us Boomers had! Right from the source. I'm honestly getting of Gen Xers crying about how it was back then. Boomers had it the same and then some.

Whoever is doing a "study", is being paid to find the results the outfit that paid for it wants.

And not just recently. When I was a kid, (18-19), when OSU played arch rival Michigan, for a few years, win or lose, the Buckeyes would tear up the Campus. Just a few years ago, here in Tucson, A U of A game resulted in a riot tearing up Fourth Ave. The OSU riots are part of the reason I have no use for sports.

I really don't know anything about him, but I've been a fan of Nathan Fillion ever since "Firefly". He looks like he knows how to shoot, and he doesn't talk about his politics, which is the exception rather than the rule in Hollywierd. I hope he's one of us, just because I like him.

He's holding it that way to keep his undercover status intact. First, in "Firefly", Next in "Castle" Finally as he normally shoots in "The Rookie".

Maybe not. But I'll bet he's thinking it.

They don't generate positive comments from US. And some of us LIVE in them.

I don't think that ANYBODY'S is surprised by how YOUR mind works anymore.

Wouldn't apply. A centaur wouldn't have a human spine OR a horse's spine. It would have a centaur spine.

He's doing it as part of his undercover. Nolan, and I like to think, Nathan Fillion is very good with a handgun. He was as Malcolm Reynolds on "Firefly", and as Rick Castle on "Castle", too. Yes, I know that it was in the scripts, but one can hope...

I can't help but to think that those guys really don't look like they want to be there.

It went further back than that.

You could ask this of every time they had to do damage in the course of an investigation. And I'll say it first: It depends on the Jurisdiction.

THAT is the reason so many American kids play soccer. Too many Moms scared that their widdle baby might get a boo boo playing anything else. And they're afraid that their Widdle Precious might get his feewings hurt if they keep score.

One of my gym shirts:

Well, your imaginary friend is normal...

I'd say so, though I'm not nearly as busy as you seem to be. I go to the gym three days a week, take her to breakfast every Saturday, (she still works, Thur, Fri, Sat from 7:00 P.M. to 7:00 A.M. This way she gets a good breakfast in the middle of her work week without having to cook). I do think that I'm going to get some part time work before long, still have a Mortgage to pay, other unexpected expenses. But it'll give me more direction than I have now.

If both of them have easy access to it, they can both get charged.

Just to build tension. Will they get it done in time?!?!

Diesel subs were more of a ship that could submerge. They looked and sailed like surface ships. Modern nuclear subs are designed to sail submerged. They only surface when needed. This will give you at least a visual idea:

It may be dependant on the type of fuel. There's AvGas, which I think is like a high octane gasolene, used in piston A/C. There's JP4 that the Army and Air Force use in Jets. It's a mixture of Gasolene and Kerosene, about 60-40. The Navy and Marines use JP5, which is a heavy Kerosene. It's got a higher ignition point making it safer for shipboard use. If my rememberer is right, A/C not prepped for flight are not routinely kept fueled, at least in the Marines, which means Navy too.