Dinner for 11 pulled off nicely. 4 bottles of wine, two turkeys, and some taters n’ cheese.
I’m on a plane, yo.
On the way to vacation.
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Enjoy it!
And post phodies if possible…
Admit it, you only want to see tits. 
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It would be an added bonus.
Well, I’m not anti-tits.
I’ve been waiting for this for a long time and it will probably get a lot of viewing. I watch the original about once a month and all the spinoff series once a year or so.
The very used toolbox that I got cheap(ish) cleaned up pretty good, and is now installed & slightly customized. Original branding was Husky, but made by Contico, who doesn’t make metal toolboxes anymore. The lift supports that I replaced were made in 1988, so it’s been around the block.
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Thank you, @Nabiki !
Your bumper sticker triggers me.
You can’t even see my bumper.
I am cautiously optimistic that things are falling into place.
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I like the sentiment, but it’s one of those slogans that only those that know what it is, know what it is.
That’s an elitist opinion Doc.
Yes, yes it is… because I know what the slogan means.
Oddly enough it’s one of the more innocuous slogans of it’s type since you have to know what it means to be offended, despite it being one of the more in your face statements.
There is an Indiana gun organization that has a logo similar to the WWF or Sierra Club that’s popular with some people just for that reason. You can put the sticker on your car and keep your job.
The Gonzales flag is popular as a sticker around here:
It is specific to Texas history. The Wiki intro has a good, brief synopsis:
I was going to order a Gonzales flag decal, but my buddy said to hold off, because was had a couple other stickers to choose from. When I saw the size of the one, I was pretty sure it would be a good fit for the Husky plate on the toolbox.
While I’m not an extremist, I think there is something wrong with anyone who is offended by either version of “Come and take it”, or other similar sentiments like “Don’t tread on me” (Gadsden flag & First U.S. Navy Jack). The people who are offended either don’t understand history, or want to infringe the rights of others (specifically the history of the United States of America, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights).
Generally, I only see “MOLON LABE” being used by folks who are using it to refer to their own firearms and the perception that someone wants to deprive them of those firearms. The Gonzales flag has the same sentiment with added local flare, but “MOLON LABE” definitely isn’t a Texas-specific thing.
(As an aside, it’s a beautiful example of a Laconic phrase, and the etymology is genuinely fascinating!)
I meant that the Gonzales flag is Texas related.
Edit: And yes, both are generally related to firearms, but those that want to take firearms away from other people are usually the same ones that want to take away other liberties, too.
Edit2: I assume you’ve seen some of the comments to your articles where you’ve shot things, like the firearms with sound suppressor, or the “bulletproof” iPhone screen protector… people who want to deprive others of firearms are definitely out there.
Sure—it’s a common attitude. I’m pretty sanguine about it, though, since living in TX I can at least count on the fact that the NRA ghost-writes all state firearm legislation 
(Seriously, that’s how Charles Cotton explained it at my last CHL renewal class—he’s one of the ghostwriters!)
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