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Rule#1 -The Gun Is Always Loaded!

Rule#2 - Never Point The Gun At Something You Are Not Prepared To Destroy!

Rule#3 - Always Be Sure Of Your Target And What Is Behind It!

Rule#4 - Keep Your Finger Off The Trigger Until Your Sights Are On The Target

He failed on all four. Well.....I gues the ...

This has been drilled into me I don't know how many times. It's good to hear it again.

So can I buy the seeds at home depot?

@jrms999 The entire room is a safe.

Ever look into why switch blade knives are illegal? Look at the history it's disturbing. It's all about control and labeling an object as the problem and not the way children are raised. All this was made manifest in the 1950's. It's ridiculous to say that, because a person has a switch blade the...

My generation is the 80's and 90's. There's a lot of good music from that era. I started paying guitar when I was 12. That was about 1990. My guitar pursuits took me down paths from the 50's into the 70's. I didn't listen to Nirvana or the chilipeppers. Hanging with friends going out with girls, ...

Other than Angela asking questions, this is very much like a Michael Scott talking head scene.

@60sisthashit What? Do you speak English as first language? I really don't know what you are trying to say.

@georget1103 ah yes, there is that. Luke did have some influence by force ghosts. However, I think it was minimal. They acted more as guides than trainers.

I've always thought if Luke had gotten Vader on that transport and to safety he would have turned out to be a good grandpa. I can see Han and Leia's Jedi twins sitting on his lap as he giggles and laughs with them.

Padme and Anikin's story is kind of a tragedy. Almost like Romeo and Juliet. Forbidden love and they die in the end.

@JamesCornelisonMusic I still don't see what is shocking abou it. Musicians play all the time with others that don't fall under the same "umbrella," as you say. Johnny Cash and nine inch nails is a good example. In fact EVH himself is a huge fan of Grand funk railroad and hall and oats. Hall and ...

Yep, Buddy was a Triumph man. Untill about 12 years ago the original Triumph dealer in Dallas, tx. was stil there. Big D Cycle. I remeber going in there back around 1999 and on the wall was a signed picture by Buddy and the crickets on their triumphs. They bought them at that very dealer. It was...

Thumbs up if you were tapping your foot.

I've often wondered how many thousands, perhaps millions, of guitarists this song spawned. I have a feeling this song will still inspire in 2055.

That dude at 1:22 is really getting into it. "WAITING FOR YOU!!!!" I can't stop laughing. Is it appropriate for a dude to get into a power ballad so intensely?

I never was a Journey fan. But there's no denying these guys were talented. Steve Perry has to be in the top 5 of greatest rock vocalists of all time.

I have that exact machinist's tool box. I got it from my Grandpa. He worked for Boeing during the war and then work for consolidated/convair/general dynamics after the war as a machinist. I got it from him after he passed away.

Ringo has to be the most underrated drummer of all time. The guy could really play any style. Except Keith Moon style. Then again, Keith Moon couldn't play Keith Moon.

I've always thought this "concert" was a preview of what the Beatles could've been. If John had lived, there would have been a reunion tour and perhaps an album. Maybe in the late 80's early 90's. it's so sad this was the end. Live anyway.

I can't believe they did this show with about the same equipment they'd use in a lounge club. How the hell did they stay in key without a monitor? Not one freaking monitor on the stage. These guys were incredible live.

Is that an M1 rifle at 1:51?

Thumbs up if you knew who Chris LeDoux was before this song made him famous.

I remember when I first heard this on the radio. That must've been 95 I think. I still think it's better than Springstein's original version.

That's what I call "Going for the beans." New catch phrase: Shooting at extremely long range, with adverse conditions, (wind) and a small target is called; "going for the beans."

It would be cool if Darth Vader came out, but in stead of taking the conductor's stand like in other concerts, he kneels before John Williams and says, "What is thy bidding, my Master?"

I get what you're saying. TNP and others like them don't add to an overall good/responsible image of the shooting community. They detract from it. They come off as kooks. With that said, I have to say, respectfully, you are a bit naive about these specific groups on YT. It's all about product and...