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This brings a second thought, or maybe it's simply a continuation. If the California Minister could marry somebody in Tennessee, could a California Justice of the Peace marry somebody in Tennessee? Not an ordained minister - just somebody allowed by the state to do the ceremony. Has "the authority vested in" by the state of wherever? I myself was married by a notary public. Could the same woman have performed the ceremony if we had all been in Alabama instead of in Florida? So I went searching for the answers to this and I came across a website that has it listed state by state. And it amazed me what it said about California. They are the ones that put it in red and bold. Although marriage is a personal relation arising out of a civil, and not a religious, contract, a marriage may be solemnized by any of the following who is 18 years of age or older: (a) A priest, minister, rabbi, or authorized person of any religious denomination. A person authorized by this subdivision shall not be required to solemnize a marriage that is contrary to the tenets of his or her faith. Any refusal to solemnize a marriage under this subdivision, either by an individual or by a religious denomination, shall not affect the tax-exempt status of any entity. That needs to be in more state laws. Let's say that I belong to the Church of What's Happening Now (Reverend Leroy presiding), and we believe that it is a sin and against the Bible for same-sex marriage. "Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve". And Jim and Frank show up at my church and wish to get married, and the Rev tells them to go somewhere else. Jim and Frank cannot sue Reverend Leroy for refusing to perform the ceremony, or use the courts to force him to perform the ceremony. (Like that same-sex couple sued that bakery for refusing to make a wedding cake for them because the baker did not believe in same-sex marriage.)

bo6th buffalo arms and track of the wolf are great reputable places to shop , ive bought from both and will again ,

wow things have gone up - but then i would expect them to follow the trends i guess , my items cost half what im seeing these days , i didnt realise costs had gone up that much ................... but then in 1967 my new mustang convertible with the 289 sprint was 2500 , today something i want will cost more than my first house at 35000 , and it was a nice house too , i think getting old has its drawbacks and benefits but mostly the drawbacks override the benefits because yoy=u cant take it with you ,

ill add mine as well , i know its a rather thankless job , but we appreciate it , [all the time i thought it was just me] you are appreciated

My Dad (Australian Army Commando) carried a 1928A1 in New Guinea, they all preferred them over the Aussie 9mm Owen gun as the .45acp put the Japs down hard.

Wow. Some of those cars looked to be in pretty good shape...before launch, of course. The one that took out that big pine tree, looks like the occupants would have survived! The Jeep roll cage...didn't exactly work too well, though.

i guess the bottom line is those that like it like it a lot - im OK with that , i like what i use - im still working on a four pound keg of red dot thayt ive had a long time- then ive got some clays that i can break into bought cheap , they both work for everything and i dont use a lot of powder in anything , im happy with that

I wonder why there was so many of the large kegs available recently of Red Dot down here? Nearly every gun shop had the large kegs in stock of fresh Red Dot.

one day soon all this powder stuff will work out - we may even get to where the reloading is as cheap or cheap[er than factory again , but in all of our cases we reload because factory is not acceptable in our game for the most part - really expensive when it is

me too - but whats the point exactly ? you can climb a pole - good for you , im old and cranky , bad for me

have known of it for a long , long time but never had opportunity to try it ,

im with you on these being the right choice as well ,

"....No less a personage than the Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, stated Canada is a Post National country and it had no core values. In my view, it is one of the things that helped trigger your President to suggest union....." im with fourty rod here ., you cannot get less personage than he unless you factor in BIDEN , and he was not in control of his faculties anymore , i welcome our canadian neighbors {northern] to the fold if they decide it in their interest , just not that liberal capital area -= they can rot

didnt realise his was the first , i remember the show well , liked it a lot ,

interesting , never thought much of this but i had thought that the separation of church and state would allow it anywhere as long as your ordination was official , not that i care anymore - ill not ever get married agaoin if anything happens [ive had the best wife - for 35 years now , and yes i had the worst as well 40 years ago

Its pretty popular down here because there's just been literally tons and tons of it hit the shelves in Oz and New Zealand and it sure didn't last long! A few out of the way gun shops still have some jugs.

ive only bought mine ayt second hand stores - i can try them on and they are reasonable priced , but then ive only had two , - one i kept , iys my always shoot hat

I think it’s Polytech

Nope Nope Nope.... Without olive oil it's not hummus.

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Hey, thanks ! I've been wondering about that. When my brother started CAS, he had bought his first match load of this. It seemed to work fine but I reload 45 Colt from mostly Starline brass. I've reused his AP brass, Starline and whatever the brass pickers think is mine without problems. AP brass is a little heavier that Starline. I reload for me and my brother. Horace

Pretty normal here in Colorado winters! Kinda wonder about the coat, around here a vest is usually sufficient! Regards Gateway Kid PS by the next day won’t need to shovel, but might want to avoid the deeper puddles!