Recent content by AggieInTN

We are taking the scenic route. My friend is from NC and had never been west of the mountains. We did drive through Ferguson just out of curiosity. Now we are on the way to Branson, MO for the night because we found someone to offer us a bed and a shower. She is a Gamecock, so me taking her to...

We are going from St. Louis to Dallas, but going west from there is going to be flat, hot, and boring, so I guess I ought to get used to it.

I live in Tennessee! I'm on a cross-country road trip though, cutting through Kentucky on the way to St. Louis right now. Nothing but corn and the smell of urine.

Is a ****hole. -GetMeOutOfThisState

They were yelling words, but they would get censored here. I filed a complaint with the department, and the kid(Couldn't have been older than 21) who took my complaint said "You'd be surprised how many of these I take". Apparently the cops are a bit out of control there.

The first officer was on scene in Aurora in like under 2 minutes. In that time, most of the damage had been done. All the SWAT response in the world wouldn't have made a difference.

I have been assaulted by a police officer. Specifically Prince George County, MD. Throw into a wall at CPAC for waving at Sarah Palin. Other than that they are generally alright.

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There are not a ton of competitive races in TN this year, but there are a few primaries that might be interesting. Daniel vs Hall in the 18th might be good. Briggs vs Campfield could turn out to be something. The 4th congressional primary is probably the only federal one with a shot of changing...

My bets: CO Gubernatorial Gessler (homer pick) MS Senate McDaniel MD Gubernatorial Anthony Brown (D) Larry Hogan (R) Who else? What races are you watching tonight?:clapping:

"Made of real tornados". Haha

I'm much for private companies making it profitable to do so themselves, not the government doing it just because.

When I lived in CO, quite a few of those small mountain towns open carry all over the place. In addition to dissuading criminals, they do it because they don't want to have to apply for concealed, be background checked, finger printed, pay the fees, pay for a training class and put on a list...

In Texas the rule is if the establishment makes more than 50% of their sales, then firearms are prohibited. Those establishments are required to post these signs at the entrance.

There is a great chicken coop in College Station. Only problem is those rattlesnakes.