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Never mind that other oppressed groups were still allowed to. (Poles and Gypsies)

You think he wouldn't set off any alarms during training? Hint: Look at the Swiss and other militaries for how many wash out from psych stuff that becomes obvious. Not that I was referencing it as a solution for this. That's just my only idea of gun control I'd prefer personally. Trained...

A) All fertilizer is or at least was tracked. But only those with enough AN were usable in explosives. B) Yes AN is more accurate was off my head. However guess what Ammonium Nitrate is made of and why it's a NITRATE. (first 4 letters are a hint)

Pretty sure with how limpwristed he came across as he wasn't throwing anything a substantial distance. (and pipe bombs are damn heavy - the right gauge of pipe is a good 8-10 lbs empty) Sure there's always greater potential to anything. But regardless of higher potential, one is an easier one...

Breakarms: I still think solid gun education is the best approach. Someone with a proper grip, holster and stance from a military, police or equivalent background never bothers me. Idiots with a gun held sideways, gun shoved in a pocket, or other careless shit demonstrate a person that come...

If it's the same they do here that's mulch, which ain't the same. Besides not all fertilizer works, it's gotta have the right nitrogen content I think?

Post-McVeigh it was in NY state at least. Maybe it's relaxed since or elsewhere. (My employer up there had some home improvement side businesses back when I was up there over the post-McVeigh era)

Harvard's publishing wing is nonselective as long as you're alumni, FYI. Same goes for most universities. MIT published my sister in law's piece, but still had three department heads from there dissent against her piece. Have you ever actually even gone to a college? Publishing is just...

Any fertilizer is tracked over 20 lbs. And unless he'd sneak it into the basement you're talking about needing about a ton. Ain't keeping that at an apartment without alarms, people visiting storage lockers regularly get flagged as well. "Ma'am mind if I come into your basement with 200+ lbs...

You were attempting to imply Harvard doesn't support gun rights, genius.

Harvard is quite varied in background all political types flock to it. The study has been around for years, I've read it previously, smartass. It's a common NRA advocate go-to.

Dousing a small bonfire in gasoline to start it takes a while with a huge real of gasoline, a sorority house is many times larger. Sure it wouldn't require research, but he likely wouldn't kill anyone either. Probably be noticed before half the outside was doused. (not to mention fire likes...

Technically guns have fewer SUCCESSFUL ones if you actually read the studies. Gunshots to the torso are more survivable than a slashed jugular, shockingly. Incidents are actually pretty much flat regardless of availability. Lethality goes up with more mundane methods though. Also note...

Homemade explosives or burning down the house both take time to set up and enact. Not to mention how many people kill themselves making homemade explosives vs being successful. While both are POSSIBLE they're not very likely avenues. Why don't you talk about him making a nuke to accomplish it...

Maybe the ones YOU use, all the one's I've read or heard on this have been incredibly clear. With your "conservative" bent (note: first gun bans by cities were by conservatives in the wild west thus why it's not truly conservative in US politics) - I'd tend to think you're reading those...

Not suggesting anything - I'm not a big fan of gun control overall (I think longarms should never be touched, and concealable [even without a concealed permit] should require in-depth training like police and military get) - but using this as an example of "see gun control does nothing". When...

Do you even know what a "smart gun" is supposed to do? Unless he was borrowing or stole the gun, any smart gun recognition of him to the weapon would have permitted its use anyhow. Smart gun - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediain case you're unaware.

22 apparently, but still - yea. I blame the Kardashians.

Which is precisely my point as well, they're hardly restrictive and they did nothing - doesn't mean something truly restrictive couldn't have potentially prevented it. It's like saying "Hey, that 1cm speed bump didn't do anything to get people to slow down on this road" and using that to...

It works for others at times too - definitely not foreign, and pretty sure I wouldn't qualify as a "male model" and I've never actually asked a woman out personally (well, past puberty at least - did ask out my childhood girlfriend when I was like 8 or something) - dated four women before...

Registration and a safety test - omg, so restrictive...

Got a feeling watching the video that he didn't realize how non-masculine he actually came across as - I bet there was more than a few chicks that would've gone after him if he didn't come across as someone that was interested in dudes...

Still leggy in comparison though. But it is more usable I'd agree.

Used 3rd key, thanks Selix - hopefully it's Smurftastic.

Usually end a full day with plenty of use (including screen on time) without any battery saving options on with 30-40% with mine.

Not sure what OG Droid is to look up, Bionic is 2011 and RAZR Maxx was barely 2012 (Jan 26, 2012). Still pretty dated. And no version history to quote what version of Android you were talking about. (4.1.2 is pretty close to the 4.2 I'm familiar with from the GNex which itself is dated and...

That's some weirdness there.

On messaging, even my GNex without extra apps could handle extended IMs. And never seen video on GNex being an issue, straight stock Android with videos from an iPhone. Pretty sure that complaint hasn't applied in years for Android. On Skype, I think it's amusing the most loyal Skype users...

I posted about it last page, since then a couple places like Verge have posted articles doubting it's legitimacy though. But Kairos does look potentially neat.

It looks close enough to SR3/4 but serious that I should enjoy it heartily.

Present your case affirmatively with data to back it up that you can put together. Don't be aggressive, don't threaten to quit or present other avenues you might have IMO. As an HR person, while those would work short-term for someone in a position like yours, I would always treat them like...

My first job back in the day was medical records for my mother's office (she was the RN), I'm on top of it, just such a long process with thousands in limbo. Thank god I've got a fax machine in the house to speed things up though.

Mine's the reverse, giving up this house soon (that I inherited from the parents - although "giving up" is a loose term, getting a rental agency for it and turning it into passive income) and had to use the down payment we've got saved up for the house buy for the Florida move for this...

She was already naturally large to the point she talks about reduction - it's possible they're part of why she needed this surgery though. (Was neck-related - three bulging discs were starting to push on her spinal cord - fun times with neurosurgery)

I've been trying to do that but after having to foot $30k for the wife's surgery until an insurance tangle is rectified, I changed my tune. Hard to justify the $500 gaming budget when you've spent a house down payment worth of cash, if only temporarily. Hell, we're using it to extend the food...

Battery life on the 360 and LG G Watch have been quoted at 3 days IIRC.

Am I mistaken or has The Neverending Story and Labyrinth been skipped over?

It's a costly hobby to keep up with, there's nothing incorrect about calling it that - luxury recreation is a silly way to phrase it, but it's the same thing - a costly hobby. And it really depends where you're at, my local store until they started hosting SCG stuff didn't have too many of...

He was talking about the S5 after it was rooted in his previous post, so I'm guessing the S5.

I'm hoping they do it every couple months or something - it's a really great promotion - so nice getting something close to real cash for used games especially at the ratio.