I really don’t know about price, but our vet has done his other 2 surgeries before, so he knows our dog. We know he is a damn good vet, we don’t want to wait until tomorrow (assuming he could even see him) just hope these vets Chelsea is going to now know wtf they are doing.
Public toilets?
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Do y'all crate him during the day? Not that it helps now...
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Payday:
Later that afternoon:
No we don’t. He lays in bed all day. He has never ate toys before but outside managed to get 2 nuts that he couldn’t pass
Can you drink just one? Seriously though feeling like you're depriving yourself could be worse. Or if you have one you'll have 6 then it's all or nothing I guess.
Yeah except it's just the first part
Something to consider after this
Current status... grillin' for the fam on the deck
Emergency vet here said they didn’t want to cut since it’s too high risk...she’s taking him to Jacksonville now..fml
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Eh. I can drink one today. But tomorrow or day after it will be 2. Then 2 turns into 4, 5, 6, 10.
See you’re not wrong. My understanding is this.
manufacturer/importer sends rifle to distributor.
distributor sells rifle to retailer
Retailer sells to individual using a 4473. Whether back ground check was performed or Carry permit negated that, is irrelevant. When you fill out a NICS check it only asks what type the transferee is trying to purchase; long gun hand gun shotgun etc.
4473 is taken to retailers storage area and stored for up to 20 years in which case it may be discarded. If the retailer goes out of business all 4473s are handed over to the BATFE for their long term storage.
fire arm is recovered by police.
they call century arms arms and ask what distributor the rifle was sent to.
They call distributor and ask what retailer the rifle was sent to
They call retailer and BOOM the trail has ended because retailer is out of business.
They call BATFE. BATFE pulls records from
Closed shop finds 4473 finds @Mr. Goodbar s information circa 2006.
police use old information on dated 4473 then backwards search to locate his new number (however they do that I don’t know)
Police call new number and try to establish said rifle is @Mr. Goodbar s rifle.
why ? If they know it’s his, why not give it back to him? Because dekalb is some Spiteful, constitutional violating sons of bitches And want him to have a receipt before they give back the scary black assault rifle? Maybe.
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Maybe I just buy a single couple of times a week. I can't drink more than i have on hand lol
2 questions about this. I don't know if the cops can easily get new phone # from old info. Does anybody know for sure (i.e., not from movies or tv, where all kind of magic shit happens when cops are involved)? The 2nd is that seems like a lot of work for an agency that I'm not sure is motivated to do it. Is it required? Or are they hoping to find somebody else to tie to the gun for investigation?
I am not a cop but I have pulled ph#, addresses, etc just by knowing a few details and names. Did it a lot whem I was dating, to know who the person was.
Landlines are very easy to find, cell is harder, but doable.
If they had his name, old address, phone, they can find a new one.
Right, only you know you
Yeah, I've done the same. I guess mostly I'm questioning how hard an agency (particularly one like DeKalb not known for it's diligent work to reunite victims with their property) would actually work to find a gun owner.