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I was working OT this weekend but at some point i will attend

Zoo wrote: ↑Wed Dec 05, 2018 8:03 pm

Grundy1133 wrote: ↑Sun Dec 02, 2018 9:47 am CBD oil works for anxiety for me. I used to take xanax and i hate the stuff. CBD is a nice safe alternative, but like with any herbal remedy results may vary.

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idk about that site but in the past ive used www.cwhemp.com and www.marysnutritionals.com

I currently have a valid CHL for another 3 years before renewal. My job is getting stressful. The anxiety is keeping me from sleeping and really starting to get to me. My doctor suggested Xanax. I told him no for now because I don’t know if that would disqualify me being prescribed Xanax. It’s not ...

CBD oil works for anxiety for me. I used to take xanax and i hate the stuff. CBD is a nice safe alternative, but like with any herbal remedy results may vary. Also if you go the CBD route make sure you don't get the full spectrum CBD oil as it will likely show up on certain drug tests as a false pos...

I think he meant a thread on this specific forum

edit: i get it. it'd pointless since the information is readily available elsewhere.

i had a conversation at work yesterday about a popular trampoline park. I told the guy that I didn't like that place because they didn't allow people to carry. and he said "Well what do you need a gun at a trampoline park for anyway?" I said "The same reason they have fire extinguish...

i had a conversation at work yesterday about a popular trampoline park. I told the guy that I didn't like that place because they didn't allow people to carry. and he said "Well what do you need a gun at a trampoline park for anyway?" I said "The same reason they have fire extinguishe...

its best to just get a Texas LTC when you move here. it cuts out a lot of confusion and it isn't expensive at all. $40 application fee $10 fingerprint fee and $25-80 for the class depending on where you go.

When my dad was young, he would eat raw hamburger meat and he loved it. (remember this was in the 40-50s when there werent as many hazards as there are now a days with food contamination and what not) and if i raised, slaughtered, and processed the cow myself or watched the person do it, I would try...

i almost had an unexpected deer hunt yesterday morning. driving to work at 3:30am a huge buck jumped out in front of me on the road and i almost hit him. I swear the hair on his tail brushed up against the side of my truck. thats how close it was... he was at least a 7 point

Scott in Houston wrote: ↑Wed Nov 14, 2018 5:27 pm I’d prefer no new sign legislation of any type. Any time a light shines on the concept of signage, it tends to create collateral damage that is not positive for those of us who carry.


EDIT: the only signage legislation I’d support is to remove the concept all-together!

holy crap i know where that is. i work in Denton.... I'm glad i carry... crazies are everywhere... what is this world coming to?

IIRC they put loctite on them from the factory. I have a full size but I put a dab of it on mine just to hold it in place after i replaced my plunger (which is under the rear sight)

ive never had an issue with it since when you put in a mag it disengages the slide stop and chambers a round. I've actually emailed S&W about this and they said thats the way it is designed. It's designed to either A. release the slide stop when inserting a full mag or B. have the user manually ...

I'm a UPS guy anyway.