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I know this...but I think you missed my point.

I suppose Sherman's march to the sea and the burning of Atlanta was civilized warfare then?

Wow!

From the reading I have done, several apply that don't even meet the basic requirements. After that, the initial test will weed out more and it will keep being whittled down until there is a a much smaller number of qualified people to choose from.

Teamless wrote: true, but if you are driving up to a location and see the Red or Blue, all you can do at that time is accept what it is.

Just to clarify, Keith is referring to what is actually printed on the establishment's liquor license, not the sign they have posted on the door.

Having OC in this situation might be a good intermediate step to getting the BG to stop his attack.

I love the 556....thanks for the report.

This one always gets me. Katherine Cathey by her husband's side.

Gotcha. Well good TV is not always realistic. I figure it is a remake of the old cowboy westerns with a modern twist.

If I had a Nexflix queue, it would be full to bursting by now! I do love me some Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino. Still haven't seen Inglorious Basterds (or however its spelled), but just about everything else I have. Too bad you can't watch movies while reloading - I could really double up ...

OK this is the second reference I've seen today to BBQ guns. What is a BBQ gun and rig? Be gentle, I'm still a relatively new Texan. :oops: Lawdog has a good post on this topic: http://thelawdogfiles.blogspot.com/2006/03/court-guns-and-bbq-guns.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return...

seamusTX wrote: However, the periods that people commonly reenact do not include semi-auto handguns.

- Jim

There is at least one WWII reenacting organization in Texas and I believe there is a group doing Vietnam as well. Not sure if anybody reenacts the Great War here.

Can we load up all of the death row inmates in there first...save a few bucks in the process maybe?

"rlol" :smilelol5: :lol: Well, would it surprise you if I said it usually takes me an hour and a half to 2 hours to do it every day? And it does. As I've said before, as a newer Texan, I really appreciate these posts. Now finding out how much time you spend on them, I REALLY appreciate th...

casingpoint wrote:Well, 'ole Raylan there once again proved his character is little more than a cold blooded psychopathic killer Tuesday night.

Maybe he should have employed his Verbal Judo techniques against the gun wielding badguys.

Lifting her up in prayers.