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The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals appears to disagree with you. See my link above, I even highlighted it.

It's almost as if "Stand your ground" only means "in the case you can't possibly run". The case cited in the Motion to Dismiss was Allen v. State: 1994 That case was an entirely different scenario where the charge of murder was clearly laid on the aggressor of the event. This case is in the...

Her mother was Jane Mansfield. She got some of those genes. Google some pics.

He's good at photoing milsurps too!

Nope. Same thing only at a much cheaper price. :thumbup3:

Yep, Florence was a family friend. My dad knew her husband from the NG and my sister went to church where she did for years. I still remember opening my account before the Murrah building was even built. The CU was in the Federal courthouse building on 4th and Florence was the one who opened it...

I was working over on S. Sooner Rd. and had heard of a large explosion downtown by the Murrah building. I didn't think a lot about it as I too figured someone cut into a large gas line and had a very bad day. I had been going into that building every couple of weeks since it was built. My...

The US General roll around tool boxes are seriously nice and well made. I want one badly, but I can't justify selling my full Kennedy set to buy one. :(

Any filter will work. But...If I'm running extended change intervals like I do I will be using an Amsoil EA series filter. Otherwise I run Wix XP or Mobil 1 filters and change them at normal intervals and top off. This stuff is close to Amsoil. It's what I'd use if I couldn't get Amsoil...

You have to apply context to that video. Those guys' customer base run the gamut but probably 90% of those customers are buying their oil from Walmart or just getting whatever is in the barrel at the quicklube they use. Step up to a premium synthetic like Amsoil signature series or Pennzoil...

Amsoil has several oils that should work. Some of their European formulas are certified to LL-04 and Longlife-04 which cover diesel service in BMW engines. You can look it up on their site by plugging in the make and year on Amsoils website. I've been running Amsoil in my stuff exclusively for...

Damn. Where are the pics? We need some pics...

Don't go 351M, they are gutless. If you go that route, go with the 400 which is the same block. and much torquier. :thumb:

Same with my '79 F150 4X4. I bypassed the neutral safety switch so I could start it in first gear without depressing the clutch pedal. Even while off road, going up a hill, with a rick of firewood in the bed. It was super nice when rock crawling and going down steep inclines. At idle, walking...

I mean, I've literally built structural airframe and wing components for Boeing and Airbus both. But, I'm glad you have it figured out, you can go consult for them to straighten them all out, save a major company and make bank too...

There is a sliver of truth to this, but it's miniscule in the grand scheme of things. Sure there have been colossal screw ups and bad decisions made by management, but guess what? That happens at every company and in all industries. Very few of the "problems" that we here about Boeing aircraft...

I think it just depends on what you have. Right after the height of covid when car lots were bare I checked Carmax and Carvana about selling my mom's Ford Edge Titanium. It was a 2016 model but only had 11k miles on it and had spent it's entire life garaged. It was basically brand new condition...

Ours did. But we were cutting stuff not normally cut on a waterjet. We bought the machine from Lockheed Martin in Ft. Worth who designed and built it. It had a 5 axis robot control instead of an actual machine tool control with the waterjet cutting software that makes waterjet machines so...

@swampratt I thought you had the carpet and a lot of the adhesive off already and that you were prepping it for another layer, whether it be carpet or a coating. Honestly, I'd be tempted to just use a chemical paint stripper in small sections if it's plugging all your abrasives. That is one...