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Oh, btw, the name is Ryan2 (Tirefry is Ryan1).

Bwahaha... I had a burst of l337 ninja skills.

Line Length 156.564 Folded Height 78.282 Vb 15.084 Sm 332.975 Depth 21.700 Width 15.344 zdriver 33.974 a-b-c 10.850

Pwned!

I do somewhere, I just have to find that excel file....

If the weather is nice, going to teach the woman to shoot tomorrow. Should be interesting.

Indeed, teh woman is a bit of a freak...

God damn am I going to be sore...

Teh woman will be here tomorrow night, and I get her to myself for about a week. Should be fun.

Drinking beer, cleaning, and have tunes friggin cranked.

3 Friggin degrees out right now.

dude, those first 3 sound awesome I've got: Senior Design II Engineering Profession Mechanism Analysis and Design Psychology Research Methods Elements of Intercultural Communication Those sound lame as hell...

That would be driving me to drinking, already.

Good lord. That looks like prison rape without lube!

The switch to mech. engg. technology made all the classes seem SO much more appealing. I'll know more in a couple weeks though.

Classes this semester: CNC Machine Processes Automated Mfg. Processes Dynamics of Machines Tech Writing Statics

Just got back from drinking and playing pool, got class tomorrow, should be interesting.

Need more sound deadening in the car currently though....

If you want to know insurance, you are going to have to call your insurance company. But remember, take your vehicle maintenance cost and double it...

Went and killed some time at a local audio shop. They were actually pretty knowledgeable, bull shitted for awhile about various stuff and was surprised they even could get Parasound equipment for me...

Teh sound in the Cadillac is one of the best uses of money I've done so far, just love that thing.

It is hard to beat a Mark II/III as a starter pistol, a big thing is that with a .22 you won't develop a (or much of one) flinch. For defense, anything is better than nothing... Is there anywhere you can take a few classes to learn the basics? You can never have to much training, period.

For home defense, you just can't beat a shotgun... For learning to shoot a pistol, it is hard to beat a ruger mk II/III pistol, they are cheap, pretty accurate, and work well. With a pistol and a set of sandbags you can learn a lot about trigger control.

Well, this change will be interesting... Hopefully its for the better.

Heavy hollow points in a .22LR, as long as its a non body armor situation will work. One can put 3 rounds in the same place in the chest in VERY short order and not have a problem.