dubois_15801

6330 US-219, Brockway, PA 15824

I don' care. I don't watch the news because I know they all lie. You get more accurate synopses of event by memes on Facebook. I don't vote for anyone. The ballet box doesn't work. My bullet box is how I'll vote when enough like-minded people have had enough.

Only the government cannot monitor your device without a warrant. The Bill of Rights only protects you from Government infringements and guarantees your privacy from the Government. Private entities are only subject to laws prohibiting such acts, which if there is no law against it or if you sign away said right, they can do it. I personally can hook onto any call at a phone office and listen. I just cannot disclose said conversation or record it. Heck, I can hook onto lines in the field and listen as well, same rules apply.

I'm cheering for "Global Warming" on this topic.

In a weird coincidence, I just saw this post by Jennerstown Tactical for a 7600 mag for sale. https://www.facebook.com/JennerstownTactical They are located a few miles north of Somerset along SR985. I'd call before driving that far to make it hasn't sold.

I'm there with you with Kate.

Its a joke.

Errr.. Travis

I concur. They are much like nut-bearing trees. You have off & on years. Sure, you'll get a few random fruit/nuts on an off year. An on year will bear much more, relatively. I have (1) large black walnut tree at the corner of my property and 3 or 4 10-15ft younglings. This year was an on year, last year an off year. My parents'(just mom now) pecan trees in FL are the same way.

Kansas City Chiefs tightend, Trevor Kelce, is known for scoring 6's on the field. ...but know off the field too.

That building was McDonalds before Peking was there.

I'm know I'm a bit late to the party, but most of those apple trees produce an apple that really isn't pleasant to eat straight/raw. They tend to be tart and hard. Now, they are good for cooked/baked goods like pies. Cooking them helps convert some of the matter into sugars to dissipate the tart nature of them. And with them being firmer than your typical store apple, they tend to hold together instead of turn to mush. Lots of those trees were planted to have a supplementary food source(pies), or to make cider/wine from. ...and to feed livestock. You'll be surprised if you bite into one and expect it to be as tasty as a Red Delicious from the grocery store. We still have a couple of those trees on our farm - planted in the early 1900's. Our oldest tree died about 15-20 years ago that was near the house, so we had to remove it. It was planted in the second half of the 1800's when the farm was established. Once every couple years I'll go get some for the old lady to make a desert with. I like to occasionally cut them in quarters, trim out the centers, then put them on the grill and baste them with honey, brown sugar, and cinnamon. I'll throw some soaked apple wood chips on the coals to add some smokey flavor to them too.

I'm all for term limits on Congress. And once they've served their full terms, walk them out and hang them for the deeds we don't know about. Those that leave office 1 day or more before fulfilling full term shall first face an accounting and criminal review, and if there is dirt - hang them. The reason I have those who willingly left office get a proper investigation is because they showed some sort of reasoning to give up power.

I buy almost all of my local gas at Mike's Eastside Sunoco here in Brookville(same Mike that used to own the grocery store). When I'm out & abouts, it is Sheetz. ...it is at least a PA owned business. $0.03 normal discount with my pump-first card, and when I rack up a crap load of points they will occasionally give me a $0.20 to $0.30 discount on top of that. And I rack up points fast with how much I spend at Sheetz from Meyersdale to Warren, Altoona to New Castle. Lots of driving for work. Presently at 6337 points, that is after a regularly getting free coffees, pops, cookies, etc while I'm traveling.

I went to Sheetz in Brookville the day of for a bottle of wine. The line extended out onto Allegheny Blvd. ....I wasn't about to sit in line for that cluster-'F of an event to save a few dollars(time is money to me, even my free time). Brookville PD had a squad car and officer helping with traffic.