Why are there no US cities listed in an article talking about US State Department travel warnings issued for Americans traveling abroad? Great question.

Either they have better aim or they’re killing by other means. It doesn’t specify the murder method.

First thought, it says populations above 250k. Google says Stockton is above 250k. Google also says the murder rate is over 40 per 100,000 people per year for that time. So, yeah, good question???

Boxed wine is actually better suited for camping. It’s lighter than glass. Also, once you finish it, the bag inside can be inflated to make a nice pillow.

This team could be dangerous as hell with that scenario. Their current roster is lot closer to the one Kaep went to the SB with than the 49ers roster from last year.

It’s also racially and culturally diverse Houston. It’s a majority-minority city with like 25% black and 37% Hispanic. It’s not Austin, but it’s more liberal than the state as a whole.

Surprised and yet not surprised that Tulsa made the list.
Also, are people in St Louis terrible shots or just tough as nails?

Good call. Growing up in the country we ate a lot of stuff that came from the wild. I was shocked as an adult to learn how much more there was out there the we ignored.

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Same. Not really worried about zombies or nuclear war, but a storm that knocks out power for a couple weeks really sucks. Most people, unless they’ve been through it, don’t realize how dependent we are on electricity. I’ve found other ways to rationalize things so I don’t sound crazy, but there’s some prepper mindset…

Yeah, a shotgun is probably better for survival. The 870 is a great choice too. Only downside might be weight compared to pistol or small rifle. The massive boxes of shells they sell for skeet/trap tend to be a little cheaper than some of the hunting rounds and will work just fine for small game. For personal…

Even if you have the tools to reload your own, powder and primers are gonna quickly become scarce commodities. And are you really gonna take the time to pick up your brass when running from zombies?

Big fan of the old Remington 1100, though the 870 would probably be better in a situation where ammo is scarce.

If you teach kids what it is, how it works, and why it’s not a toy, then it shouldn’t be a problem. Safety training is as important as proper storage and can be done at a younger age than many would think (5-6). Kids are curious. If you take away the mystery/mystique, they’ll likely lose interest (not applicable to…

I would assume it’s still safe for people even though it’s got what plants crave.

That’s good to know. The other important question is: how does loan forgiveness affect your credit score?

Nah, infants are pretty easy to fly with. It’s toddlers who tend to be the nightmares.

Six month olds are easy to fly with (usually). A boob/bottle at takeoff and landing and they’ll likely sleep most of the flight (usually). An unruly 4-5 year old, that’s on the parents.

I’m guessing it varies by funeral home. It’s been several years, but the experience I had was with a family member that had a nasty form of cancer, so inflation wasn’t a concern. It was more to do with being clear headed and rational and not being upsold on things that weren’t necessary. Also it relieved the stress of…

That sucks. Luckily we’re still in the lap stage and flying has been pretty smooth so far, nursing on takeoff and landing and lots of sleep in the middle. A friend told me that flying with a child from 4 months until they’re walking is easy. After that you’re better off staying home til they’re 4 or 5. Good luck with…