ShooterTom

Last night I was logged in and was posting to fritz, It posted as guest, and now today I posted in T.F.W to our well known "guest" and it posted as guest? Anyone else having a problem? Tom

Looks like someone did not sight in their rifle before going out. Tom

Nice to see you back! Tom

Well if you get to change. I want to change mine from a warehouse full of toiletpaper. To a whorehouse full of toiletpaper and then hook up with Rat and his still and we'd have a good money making operation going. Tom

Well your still helped me to decide. Id keep a warehouse full of toilet paper. Tom

You're lucky to be here! Your partner sounds like a guy my sister worked for. When our Grandmother died he asked her "If they were close" (meaning...do you feel the need to even go to the funeral?) Then when our Dad passed, he asked her if shed be in to the office after the funeral. Thanks for sharing the story. Tom

Well I was going to say my weiner but thats attached so it doesn't really count, You said the keeping the Wife is a given so that takes care of the accessory. Hmmm................... still thinking well get back to you. Tom

Rat, I can't decided yet without knowing this, Can the accessories be included for said item? Tom

Welcome Dave, Hopefully you will have time to tell that camel story. It sounds like a doosie You're going to have to watch FC he has an itchy finger on that delete button Tom

Katrina evacuees add to Houston murder woes By Matt Daily HOUSTON (Reuters) - Police in Houston reported a 23 percent jump in murders over the last year as the fourth largest U.S. city grappled with 150,000 evacuees from New Orleans and no extra money to cope with the influx. Police statistics show that 336 people were murdered in Houston in 2005, compared to 273 the previous year. The city's murder rate was already increasing before Hurricane Katrina hit on August 29, city officials say, and was worsened by a staffing shortage in the police department. Police say at least 10 of the deaths have included suspects or victims from New Orleans, a city that had one of the highest U.S. murder rates for years, leading the country in 2002 and 2003. Houston's spike in murders came sharply into focus over the Thanksgiving holiday when 14 people were killed during the long weekend, about twice the usual number. "It was definitely a bad, long weekend," Houston police chief Harold Hurtt said at the time. One of the murders resulted in the arrest of a New Orleans evacuee suspected of shooting another, and city officials say many of the crimes have taken place in apartment complexes where the evacuees are now living. This week, Hurtt launched a program to increase police presence at the troubled complexes and other areas with increased crime. "Some of these areas that have been identified are clusters of evacuees," he said at a news conference on Wednesday. Mayor Bill White, who has been praised for opening the city to the refugees, admitted the influx of so many displaced people -- many of them poor and without jobs -- has had an impact. "Some people who preyed on the vulnerable and broke the rules in Louisiana have gravitated to certain apartment complexes which already had a high concentration of crime," White said recently. "Now, those areas have a worse problem." Houston has requested $6.5 million in police funding from Federal Emergency Management Agency to help cover the staffing costs of the new anti-crime initiative, saying it is needed because of the Katrina evacuees. Washington has not yet approved the request. City Council member Ada Edwards cautioned that the evacuees should not be used as scapegoats. "We did have criminals that came here from New Orleans, but we had criminals before," Edwards said.

Is that what they call it, these days?

Morgan, It's not just you. Ive been having the same problem too. Tom

Here is a kitten for Guy's it's PG-13 http://www.wimp.com/ticklegirl/ Tom

Happy Birthday!! to all you Jarheads out there See I smiled when I said it. Tom

Welcome awclawson I dont have an answer but you can try: http://www.thehighroad.org/forumdisplay.php?f=31 Tom

I like the Santa Idea, Maybe we will get pictures of the gatlin gun project. Santa? Tom

Jim, I was wondering how did the hogs taste? Tom

I hate to say this fritz, I think the Texas Parks and Wildlife has a californian somewhere in the woodpile!! What a bunch of gobbly muck. Its like reading the calif gun laws. Tom

Thanks now I can start writing it on bathroom walls If you want I can delete this now? Tom

I was talking to a fellow today that suggested this might be what my wifes uncle was thinking of? Anyone know anything about it? http://www.firearmstactical.com/tacticalbr...r2/article3.htm Thanks Tom

agreed on the .22 carry issue. Money is not the issue with him. I belive what it is He has health problems and is in alot of pain most of the time and has range of motion issues. Although he is to proud to admit it. I think what he is after is light to no recoil. I hadn't heard of any .22 ammo like he discribed so I told him id ask around. Thanks Tom

No problem Jason, I had just been on Aim's site before seeing your post, I thought id pass it on. Sounds like a fun project. Tom

My Wifes uncle sent me this email about some sort of .22 ammo ive never heard of anything like it? Has anyone here? "Hi Tom. How you guys doing out there in the state of Texas. I need some info if you can. What do you know about the 22 cal hi vel round. They cost two times what a 22 LR costs, but as I read it has more knock down than a 25 or 32 cal round,but not as much as a 9 mm round. My Berretta 92 F is a little big to CCW. Anything you can give would help." Thanks Tom

Emul8, If you get a chance shoot me your email addy. I thought I had it in my book but can't seem to find it. Thanks Tom