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+lonestarrider Yes sir, I will, I don't know that i will, but i do plan on messing with it some sunday night.

+Heartland Dual Sport If you figure out an easy way let us know. Thanks!

+lonestarrider I have some time i will be stuck in an office sunday all night, I will see if i can figure out a way. but its a great idea. That is why I have not done it yet, but yours looked great, sorry it took so long. 

+Heartland Dual Sport The map thing took way to long to do, I need to figure out a better way to edit it in. I do plan to go back and I will let you know in advance. Thanks again Dale!

+TheRubiconInvasion The food is fantastic, everything was good! :-) Thanks for commenting my friend!

+WheelsNotHeels Thanks my friend! I'll have to look up Red's next time I'm in Alabama. I took the tracks off my Garmin GPS and on Garmin Base Camp has a play mode. I did a screen capture and put it in my video editing software. It take a lot of work to get the Maps on there, If I can figure a way to get it done faster I'll keep putting the Maps on there.

+Tankerman Ha! I put the mojo on you! ;-) I'm on a diet too, but not that day!

+paperweightgirl It was fun! Thanks!

+Jerry Thompson Thanks Jerry! The Map mode was something new I was trying. It take a lot of work to get the Map mode on there, If I can figure a way to get it done faster I'll keep putting the Maps on there.

+Juanelo1946 Don't know why I could not say "Cruisers" I'm just stuck in my ways! ;-) The food was really good! Thanks for the kind words and commenting my friend!

+BillGoudy About as rowdy as a herd of kittens! ;-) Bill, the catfish was fantastic! They serve the food family style with tomato relish, hushpuppy, and fries. All you can eat, for $16.00! I was stuffed! Thanks for commenting my friend!

Slow down. Good video man, as always. We appreciate it.

I'll be there this Friday call out orbit ill go. By u

omg your giggle at 9:09 haha

It was there and needed it.

had to t-bag the bomb?

I love playing there

OOH! This gives me an idea for a new movie! Paul Blart: Air Cop

+Leeloo Soukup No, it's quite alright. Don't be sorry, this IS fuckin stupid.

+safewaysecurity No need to worry as the Chicago cops are on a killing spree and dont care who they kill terrorist or not.

+Counter Logic Sounds to me like that's what Chicago is leaving themselves vulnerable to for no real reason....

+Counter Logic Great question and analysis (in my opinion).

+John Edler "TSA agents with guns is that what we want?" I did a bit of back research and I think you hit the nail on the head with that question.

+Matthew B Only because Americans love guns.

+Nanadaime Hokage it wouldn't work in the u.s.

Yeah it works in Norway terrorist attacks and France too.

+Nanadaime Hokage I would look at your own argument first. Which was ''Would you feel safer if nobody had guns or everybody had guns?''How dumb are you?

+xCL VisioN That works in many nations so your argument is stupid.

the point of gun control is to normalize a lack of guns among the majority of the population especially the police to the point that only the rich and powerful will be protected with weapons in the end

+Nanadaime Hokage yea that is true, but that is not going to work in this world. Guns for the police is a must.

+xCL VisioN Here's a thought,  If nobody had guns,  nobody would get shot.

"We need our police to be armed". That is not 'everybody'.

+P Foster Would you feel safer if nobody had guns or everybody had guns?

+Book Forge Yes they are. I've seen it. My neighbor (who works for a high school) has to keep milk and cereal in her office because these kids don't have this at home. Stats vs people I see in front of me. You're a fucking moron. 

Not likely. I'd like to see the stats on what kids eat at home before whining the heart-string ballad. Not feeding your kids is neglect. People are not starving in the US. Let's get the facts. 

Well a big thing was that schools had recess, playgrounds, an outside area, SOMETHING. But they took that away because... reasons. Now that Moochelle Obummer has forced schools to butcher the already lacking school lunches and substitute it with garbage like plain wheat pasta and a wheat roll (as an entree), or as another personal lunch example: "burger" (marketed as "[My county's] Best Burger) made of grey ground beef that is literally 1/2 the size of the bun, a 1-1/2 inch deep red apricot, milk, and a salad made of iceberg lettuce and a various assortment of beans, including black-eyed peas, red beans, and... more. Oh, and milk. It's no wonder I saw the sportsball players (and people who had big tests) bring in their own big lunches to either fill them up or get a bunch of nutrition to stay awake.

Most schools to my knowledge do not serve in the same Styrofoam that you find from take-out boxes (close-able ones I mean), but in Styrofoam trays with separate "sections" for the "food". And yes, there was a big stink about the lack of recycling. Thing is, when I was young we had ceramic lunch trays. Then they moved to Styrofoam, had a big "green movement" phase where we couldn't throw our Styrofoam trays away but had to stack them to recycle, but then schools apparently forgot all about that and students can now throw them away again.Don't ask. Leftists are just plain morons.

+Jon LanierSorry, I must have missed that bit.

+Adrian Fisher Same thing that was said in this video.  It is a politics class.

+Jon Lanier Yes but what did he tell the class, and how?

+jamcat62 Generally, conservatives come from less urban areas and would know the difference between pot and vegetable plants. 

+jamcat62I once saw a TV programme here in England where they mentioned that. A woman that worked with the police (she wasn't a policewoman but, I think a traffic warden). A police helicopter with a heat camera was filming peoples roofs while passing overhead and saw her house had an unusual heat signature. The next thing she knew, they raided her house as part of a drugs raid. She had nothing of the sort there but her colleagues didn't care as they raided her anyway.

+Adrian Fisher  not a bad suggestion. but I think too many conservatives (or control freak leftists) would think they're teaching kids how to grow pot. :))

+jamcat62There are always the options of creating hi-tech versions of farms and include hydroponics. I've heard of people thinking of using similar ideas in high-rise buildings within highly urban areas where the food is grown on different floors, in some cases, almost entirely automated. I'm not saying I'd prefer this to traditional farming but as long as people like Monsanto aren't involves it could be healthy. If it was done wisely, which won't be the case with a government project, it could be used to turn a profit. The entire school syllabus could be centred around it and cover everything from financial best practices, marketing and other areas.

+Adrian Fisher Not a bad idea. I've seen something like it in rural or suburban schools that have the acreage. Usually as part of the 4H program. But almost all that I know of relied upon donated equipment or land. And was normally extra-curricular. School budgets and classroom subjects nowadays just aren't meant to teach kids real world skills, unless it's a "tech" school. And even those are "transitioning" to "high tech" and not manufacturing or "service" industries. Most of those are being taught by for-profit "Vo-tech colleges".

+jamcat62 I know it's a fringe theory but why don't they incorporate it into the syllabus? Open up a school farm and use it to teach farming/gardening, etc and the children can learn about the environment that way as well.

She doesn't. No private citizen does.