manta22
Banned
I don't know. It should be illegal, though.
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SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
I'm sure someone in one of the legislative districts of the 50 states thought of that. I don't think U.S. gun laws are consistent throughout the country.
manta22
Banned
Even traffic laws are inconsistent. Turn right on a red light or not?
special ed
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I should be cutting grass before the rain, but I'm stuck on this forum.
Thanks Neil.
I was a rifle shooter in my early twenties and even visited the US to experience hand-guns but I did not hear about the orange stuff.
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
Wow! Your invisibility device works! I can't see you at all!
Seriously, nice looking shop.
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GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
The orange tip for toy weapons is a relatively new law (within the past 20 yeas or so).
Some states are a bit relaxed about removing the orange from toys, but in California, you cannot by law.
On the otherhand, Federal law absolutely prohibits applying orange to the tip of any firearm, no exceptions.
There are firearms on the market in a wide range of colors (pink, purple, turquoise and so on) but orange is not allowed. Only flareguns or emergency signalling devices as well as toys are permitted to have orange colored parts.
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
Nice shop. I was happiest when I worked in manufacturing. Broke but happy.
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
No. Iranian tea, from Lahijan Farms, along Caspian Sea. The tear shaped plastic thing, is "ارده" - Ardeh - and the Yellow thing next to it, is "نبات" - Nabat (Rock Candy) -.
Tahini - Wikipedia
Rock candy - Wikipedia
It's a further education college
cvairwerks
Staff Sergeant
Some pretty good glue to get them to stick to the ceiling like that.... 
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GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Artesh, your first photo in post #31 ended up posting upside-down, which is why the "Australian Tea" comment! 
It does look refreshing, though.
It does look refreshing, though.
MIflyer
Captain
Yesterday I found that someone had tossed a Casio keyboard in the airport dumpster. It's a big thing, over 3 feet long and over a foot wide. I dug through my pile of wall warts and managed to find one to power it, although I had to reverse the polarity on the coaxial plug. Fired it up and it worked just fine, not that I know how to play it. It does have over 100 prerecorded songs and the ones I tried worked, the keys lighting up so you can see how to play it. I don't know anyone who could use the thing, so I'll donate it to the local humane society thrift shop.
special ed
1st Lieutenant
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I loved dumpster diving. On of my best finds was a Bell& Howell 16mm sound projector which worke perfectly until Hurricane Katrina. Then, the dumpster got it back.
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
Oh... I didn't notice it till now!Artesh, your first photo in post #31 ended up posting upside-down, which is why the "Australian Tea" comment!
It does look refreshing, though.
And thanks for explaining.
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
Yes, very strong glue, indeed!Some pretty good glue to get them to stick to the ceiling like that....
