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 Post subject: eh. who cares.
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Linux = neat.
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 Post subject: Re: Walt's health reform blog
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Maybe a mod can merge this with Walt's 47 other weight loss threads?


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 Post subject: Re: Walt's tech blog.
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whats your stance on os x? thanks.

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Whats your take on the new Sig P220 Carry SAS Gen 2? Its my favorite.

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I like the other one.


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The one with the two sided heads?

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whats your stance on os x? thanks.

it's neat.


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Whats your take on the new Sig P220 Carry SAS Gen 2? Its my favorite.

it sucks.


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 Post subject: Re: Walt's tech blog.
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Hi Walt.

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Hi Walt.


Hi, Cle!


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 Post subject: Re: Walt's tech blog.
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Cledus wrote:
Whats your take on the new Sig P220 Carry SAS Gen 2? Its my favorite.

Why would you get a P220 carry? Isn't that just 8+1? I bet you want it just cause it's a .45 don't you. IMHO for carry P229 in 9mm or go home. 13+1! Overall length and width is the same but height is slightly shorter plus they have a SAS gen 2 model of the 229. Did you know you can buy surplus german police turn in sig P225s for like $350 or at least you could a couple of months ago. Personally if I started carrying I would probably get a Glock 19. Metal framed guns just seem too heavy to carry all the time.


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fruitdog wrote:
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Whats your take on the new Sig P220 Carry SAS Gen 2? Its my favorite.

Why would you get a P220 carry? Isn't that just 8+1? I bet you want it just cause it's a .45 don't you. IMHO for carry P229 in 9mm or go home. 13+1! Overall length and width is the same but height is slightly shorter plus they have a SAS gen 2 model of the 229. Did you know you can buy surplus german police turn in sig P225s for like $350 or at least you could a couple of months ago. Personally if I started carrying I would probably get a Glock 19. Metal framed guns just seem too heavy to carry all the time.


I only posted that model because I got a mail from Sig about the time I started in on this thread.
My choose make pick carry is the P232 Blued.
When I add to my collection it will be a 229. I like me the SAS gen 2 its nice.

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Speaking of a .45 they have a sweepstakes to win a P250. Sign up Honkey!

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I feel a techy poop coming.


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eww, is it all pointy? :eek:

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I am thinking about getting a kimber .45 stainless steel ultra carry II.


http://www.kimberamerica.com/pistols/ul ... _carry_II/


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Rockme wrote:
I am thinking about getting a kimber .45 stainless steel ultra carry II.


http://www.kimberamerica.com/pistols/ul ... _carry_II/

*waits for gam to come in mocking Rockme for buying it*


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Man, I had no idea phones were getting that slick.


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*puts gun barrel to head, grip to mouth* call meh.


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rowdyhatinwalt wrote:
Rockme wrote:
I am thinking about getting a kimber .45 stainless steel ultra carry II.


http://www.kimberamerica.com/pistols/ul ... _carry_II/

*waits for gam to come in mocking Rockme for buying it*


I am sure that he will tell me since it's a .45 that most people don't consider it a gun.


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Cledus wrote:
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Whats your take on the new Sig P220 Carry SAS Gen 2? Its my favorite.

Why would you get a P220 carry? Isn't that just 8+1? I bet you want it just cause it's a .45 don't you. IMHO for carry P229 in 9mm or go home. 13+1! Overall length and width is the same but height is slightly shorter plus they have a SAS gen 2 model of the 229. Did you know you can buy surplus german police turn in sig P225s for like $350 or at least you could a couple of months ago. Personally if I started carrying I would probably get a Glock 19. Metal framed guns just seem too heavy to carry all the time.


I only posted that model because I got a mail from Sig about the time I started in on this thread.
My choose make pick carry is the P232 Blued.
When I add to my collection it will be a 229. I like me the SAS gen 2 its nice.


we should go to the range sometimes. then maybe we can hunt down some brother-in-laws.


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Speaking of a .45 they have a sweepstakes to win a P250. Sign up Honkey!

link?


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*puts gun barrel to head, grip to mouth* call meh.

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Rockme wrote:
I am thinking about getting a kimber .45 stainless steel ultra carry II.


http://www.kimberamerica.com/pistols/ul ... _carry_II/


I'm about to get a kimbrough 150mm stainless steel ultra butt plug IV.


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you motherfucker.


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Rockme wrote:
I am thinking about getting a kimber .45 stainless steel ultra carry II.


http://www.kimberamerica.com/pistols/ul ... _carry_II/


I'm about to get a kimbrough 150mm stainless steel ultra butt plug IV.


If you want to save some money, buy a new one for $5. The used ones are $10.


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Whats your take on the new Sig P220 Carry SAS Gen 2? Its my favorite.

Why would you get a P220 carry? Isn't that just 8+1? I bet you want it just cause it's a .45 don't you. IMHO for carry P229 in 9mm or go home. 13+1! Overall length and width is the same but height is slightly shorter plus they have a SAS gen 2 model of the 229. Did you know you can buy surplus german police turn in sig P225s for like $350 or at least you could a couple of months ago. Personally if I started carrying I would probably get a Glock 19. Metal framed guns just seem too heavy to carry all the time.


I only posted that model because I got a mail from Sig about the time I started in on this thread.
My choose make pick carry is the P232 Blued.
When I add to my collection it will be a 229. I like me the SAS gen 2 its nice.


we should go to the range sometimes. then maybe we can hunt down some brother-in-laws.


IN! I have a membership to Garland Public range?

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been catching up on cycling lately.
I've been riding a trail bike on roads to try to get back into cycling shape. (it's a heavier ass bike, for sure)

I think overall I did about 90 miles last week. Took two days off.
I'm gonna try for 25 or so today.
Mental note: change music on mp3 player. If I hear 'Misty Mountain Hop' one more time, I'm offing a hippie.


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rowdyhatinwalt wrote:
been catching up on cycling lately.
I've been riding a trail bike on roads to try to get back into cycling shape. (it's a heavier ass bike, for sure)

I think overall I did about 90 miles last week. Took two days off.
I'm gonna try for 25 or so today.
Mental note: change music on mp3 player. If I hear 'Misty Mountain Hop' one more time, I'm offing a hippie.


:D

90 miles: Dang, that's really good especially on an off-road bike. In Hoob miles, that's about 140.

There is a riding group up here that rides trail bikes on the road once a week. I've never joined them, though.


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I've tried the group riding thing, but eventually it's kind of a whip.
I like riding on my own. but that's me.


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about to go out and annoy the greater North Dallas community with riding.
Here's to totaling some short fucker's truck!


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rowdyhatinwalt wrote:
I've tried the group riding thing, but eventually it's kind of a whip.
I like riding on my own. but that's me.


Do they usually ride faster or slower? I always figured I was too slow to ride with a group and never tried it.


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there are groups based on average speed; there are some that ride out of Richardson Bike Mart that have groups in the 15-17mph, 19mph, and beyond 20 or so.
(those are approximate, but you get the idea)


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