RobbyZ5001

No offense, but, we know. Common (slacker) knowledge. Just make sure not to ever buy a binder addition because you can't sell them back. They are some new phenomenon ripping everyone off. Not really sure how you perceive what I have written as common "slacker" knowledge. Maybe you have some better advice since your the overachieving genius. I love it when people use the "no offense" if you think it would be offensive why even post the comment? Just looking to spice things up? Clown...

My concern would be where they go in different seasons. I have noticed it as well that they are in less oxygenated waters the majority of the time.

The snakeheads are here to stay and most likely will expand their range. I think the authorities are mostly worried about the snakehead that grows to be around 5-6 feet. I thought its common name was king snakeheads, but I don't remember. There hasn't been any found yet, but they are worried that the species will appear.

I personally like the Genz combo.

Robby's guide to saving money on textbooks. After five years of college I figured out what works best for me. Attend class for a week or two and find out what classes you REALLY need to buy the textbooks for. I have found that the majority of your classes that have a required text book never gets opened. The majority of the powerpoints put up by the teachers are straight out of the book anyway. The classes you should get your books for are Math and your major related classes, because you will most likely use again in the future. This is just what I can think of off hand. If you do need a book check out your schools classifieds on the internet. Facebook has a good classified section. Half.com is a great source, but make sure you know prices brand new first, because its not the best price everytime. Chegg.com may be beneficial sometimes, but when I looked up my books I might as well have bought them brand new.

Glock 23 with night sights for $509

You can rent textbooks

101 before the beautiful model beat my face in.

Yeh I noticed that when I was looking at shooting reloaded bullets. What is your opinion on shooting reloaded .40?

Super Spook Jr.

haha... I guess I wanted to keep the mods busy.

Well after numerous posts and a ton of advice, opinions, and suggestions I made a decision to purchase the Glock 23 with night sights. This handgun was my first gun purchase ever. For anyone of age who is thinking about purchasing a gun I suggest doing a lot of research on safety and shooting with experienced friends who will teach you the ropes. The photos are a bit blurry due to the quality of my camera. I am very happy with this purchase and love how it feels in my hand and how it shoots at the range.

I hope I get you for the X-mas exchange mike...

The strens are really good too..

I had 6 inches of snow at my house in Allentown, PA this past weekend.

Sam and Catt.. I want to apologize in advance of what our linebackers are going to do.

Even though it is cool... the only thing I can think of is taking all of that down.

What class is it? If it is a job/resume format. Strengths/weaknesses kind of deal or personal you can do hobbies/sports. Do you need to fill every row?

So midgets can't hunt in Louisiana?

I have been doing a lot of searching/reading lately. I read that you can buy another barrel and magazine and convert the Glock 23 to a 9mm. I think that is a neat option.

Micro, how do you feel about the inside the pants holster? I think it would be more uncomfortable, but the most discreet.

That is out of my price range. Looks like they cost $700+.

Well I looked at guns two days so far. I am leaning toward a glock of some sort, but I also like some of the Springfield armory xd's. I am starting to wonder how comfortable it would be to carry a .40 cal glock.

Yeh.. I kill gators down by the river all the time in PA. ;D

They changed since a little since when I sold them. I would suggest a triple core processor with at least 4GB of ram.