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HondurasKeiser wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 5:34 pm MN seems to be a rolling conversation between about 20 people.

Your usage of the word "between" is optimistic.

If you're careful (like me) to make sure that nobody who knows you wants to kill you, then the main way someone like me will get murdered is by a stranger. So despite Ken claiming it's "exceedingly rare", it's the biggest risk I face.

As a general rule, if you don't have left-wing politics, you'd better fear for your life if you are in a blue city (like Austin) and you find yourself stuck in a violent protest. Democratic and left-wing prosecutors have made it very clear they won't prosecute crimes like fleeing the police, carjack...

Single parenthood outside of wedlock is a major epidemic. In some demographics it is as high as 80%. Married people are not the problem.

In our church women and men vote on ordinations, right down to freshly baptised 11 year olds girls. Ordinations are effectively of a husband and wife together. It is very rare to ordain a single man, and if a wife reaches a certain threshold of being unable to serve or of sin, the husband will be “o...

A recent topic on MN was whether or not negligent parents should be punished. One of the worst acts of negligence any parent can do is decide to have a child out of wedlock; it has been proven over and over how much worse the outcomes are. Choosing to be a single mother is a very poor choice. If ne...

One of the worst acts of negligence any parent can do is decide to have a child out of wedlock; it has been proven over and over how much worse the outcomes are. Choosing to be a single mother is a very poor choice. If that's one of the worst, surely divorce is another one. It may even be worse, es...

OK one more comment here ..this is for regular folks, not the liberal crowd...I know you ....... ..Those who have never been arrrested, I will walk you through it .....A warrent for your arrest is taken out,or different warrents in this case ,you go to the pertainet Courthouse,Sylvia, NC ,in this c...

The RCC is an episcopal model and explicitly is not a democracy. Regular members have no actual rights to determine much of anything about the church.

Other episcopal models are similar such as United Methodists.

silentreader wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 12:43 pm

steve-in-kville wrote: ↑Thu May 16, 2024 8:44 am FB_IMG_1715700286775.jpg

What model has that as a standard feature?

I suspect this may have been an aftermaket option, particularly at Bostitch dealerships.

We moved into house once that came with one pre-installed.