Irish Mike
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Evil gator said:I am going to tennessee next week too - stop following me around!!
I'm probably going to Tennessee next month! Stalkers...
Evil gator said:I am going to tennessee next week too - stop following me around!!
Pretty sure you’ll be far away from Del RioEvil gator said:I am going to tennessee next week too - stop following me around!!
pg. said:So glad I drive nowhere. My 2018 vehicle has 16,000 miles on it. I'm like that demacrat rep...high prices don't affect me.
I have an '05 Scion Tc that I bought brand new in 2004. It has 135k milesufgators68 said:pg. said:So glad I drive nowhere. My 2018 vehicle has 16,000 miles on it. I'm like that demacrat rep...high prices don't affect me.
I have 99,800 miles on a 2012.
Evil gator said:You guys you make greens made for driving trucks because you don’t always haul stuff in them so you’re wasting gas!
ufgators68 said:Evil gator said:You guys you make greens made for driving trucks because you don’t always haul stuff in them so you’re wasting gas!
I haul stuff every weekend… boat/SxS/projects.
Evil gator said:ufgators68 said:Evil gator said:You guys you make greens made for driving trucks because you don’t always haul stuff in them so you’re wasting gas!
I haul stuff every weekend… boat/SxS/projects.
Well that’s the idiocy, you drive it to work during the week and use it for other stuff on the weekend. Or, also, it’s empty when you drive to Home Depot and fill when you drive back. They’re morons
Juggs said:Apparently there's a SCOTUS pending decision that covers a number of organizations and the ATF could also falls under this umbrella about interpretation if they choose to pursue it. The decision would prevent groups from making their own interpretation of laws, decisions, etc. if the verbiage is ambiguous. they must use an interpretation that is "rational or reasonable" and not chevron deference.
Example, ATF defining "a machine gun" as a bump stock was an overreach of the ATF. The decision would remove a Feds abuse of power by making asinine redefinements to suit their agenda.
Yeah, but someone still has to enforce it across the board if it passes. I don't trust any of them to do that.ufgators68 said:Juggs said:Apparently there's a SCOTUS pending decision that covers a number of organizations and the ATF could also falls under this umbrella about interpretation if they choose to pursue it. The decision would prevent groups from making their own interpretation of laws, decisions, etc. if the verbiage is ambiguous. they must use an interpretation that is "rational or reasonable" and not chevron deference.
Example, ATF defining "a machine gun" as a bump stock was an overreach of the ATF. The decision would remove a Feds abuse of power by making asinine redefinements to suit their agenda.
That would be nice. It is fucking stupid that the ATF's definition of shit is changed every time the director changes.
Evil gator said:I am here for any weakening of chevron deference, in fact it makes me downright HORNY!
hey more signs of a biden's recession: There's a person at the stoplight below my condo with a sign begging. I've never seen this since I moved in like 8 years ago. thanks biden.
Everything they can do either blame Trump, Putin, or at least distract from the issues they createdEvil gator said:one of the latest polls - quinnipeac I think - asks people what they are most worried about Inflation is 37%, climate chance is 5, inequity is 5.
guess what this administration is spending 99% of its time on?
Juggs said:Everything they can do either blame Trump, Putin, or at least distract from the issues they createdEvil gator said:one of the latest polls - quinnipeac I think - asks people what they are most worried about Inflation is 37%, climate chance is 5, inequity is 5.
guess what this administration is spending 99% of its time on?