Can you use a clip on in front of the Burris E6?

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Ok that was legit funny!

Maggot said:

Dont know if this is real but damn....

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The first practical motion picture camera was invented in the 1880's. Color movie film was not practical until the 1930's, 80 years after these alleged incidents took place. The Indian mutiny occurred in 1857, so I can state with confidence the clip is fake.

If the short act gets in it my prediction is that it dies in the House (if it's amended they have to vote again as part of conciliation iirc) and they will pass another continuing resolution instead. It narrowly went through the last time.

Charmingmander said:

Yeah the man is so retarded. Having principles is totally retarded.

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He voted no on this, if we get suppressors/short act it will be in spite of his principles. See that's why "Small Government Principled Conservatives" never actually get anything done. They're the same con artists as other politicians just with a different shtick.

Put in a subpanel. My house will have three of them. (four if you count the generator subpanel).
If you're doing a lot of new construction/remodeling, it's easier to do one run for a subpanel than a bunch of separate runs.

Your home may end up with two EV's at some point, so putting a subpanel gives you flexibility.

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Stop stealing my posts as your own! Thief!

Actually, I enjoy watching how "Pro" woodworking babes in their underpants build a cabinet....... or "Fitness" models showing me how to squat. "Yes, mmmmhmmm thats right, let me see that angle again mmmhmm been doing it all wrong...... let me see it from underneath now. Ah, yea i got it!"

EddieNFL said:

Kinda funny, isn’t it. Dad was infantry in Korea, 52. Never spoke about anything specific until I returned from my first tour there. Always slept with his eyes half open. Mom said he never did before. Those guys were different.

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Gramps was an interesting fella for sure. He was really my dad as far as I was concerned and I made sure he knew it before he passed... He was 16 when he joined the Army. He had a cousin vouch he was 18. He grew up Mennonite in Virginia. His family counted him as dead when he left. He showed me the grave stone when I went there with him later in life. His family didn't recognize him as even being alive for 20ish years until after his parents died. The only time I ever met that part of the family was when his oldest brother had cancer. I drove him out there. They talked privately for 10 minutes. I was introduced and we left... I know that part of the family tree goes back to the 1600's in America. That's it.

Interestingly, when he passed, about 30 Amish men came to the service. They came early, shook every males hand, and left before the pastor even went up to the podium.

Alternatively I would look into this.

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