Originally Posted by sfogate (Post 12909431)

I'm on vacation for the next 26 days. :D

I'm sure I will have more days of nasty weather and delayed bags in January to make up for whatever I will be missing.

I don't mind missing bags, it's the bags that get advanced that drive me crazy. Those take up alot of work time because I have to scan them, look up the customer's record, and then replace the bags onto the carousel at the correct time. Each and every bag that is left over weights atleast 50 pounds. :rolleyes: Every since we started charging to check in bags people make sure that they are getting their monies worth.

Originally Posted by sfogate (Post 12909431)

I'm on vacation for the next 26 days. :D

I'm sure I will have more days of nasty weather and delayed bags in January to make up for whatever I will be missing.

I don't mind missing bags, it's the bags that get advanced that drive me crazy. Those take up alot of work time because I have to scan them, look up the customer's record, and then replace the bags onto the carousel at the correct time. Each and every bag that is left over weights atleast 50 pounds. :rolleyes: Every since we started charging to check in bags people make sure that they are getting their monies worth.

Originally Posted by icurhere2 (Post 12909668)

Everyone's running away.

Originally Posted by colpuck (Post 12909653)

That's me.

Originally Posted by rolov (Post 12909537)

I got a nice gift for picking up the gf at NY Penn:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2632/...4376b388ce.jpg

Originally Posted by icurhere2 (Post 12909560)

Easy enough habit to break - think about a self-defense scenario and a quick lesson from the speed shooters you see with a pistol. Pull from the holster and bring gun up far enough (but close to body) to get the back sight in range. Use the curvature of the grip (13 degrees for a reason) to help you sight while pushing out the weapon toward the target from your stance. Can dry-fire to work on trigger control - after a trigger pull, one should still be on target. Yes, I do practice this drill (in slow motion, no less).

Most of my live-fire practice is putting two shots on target from the holster. I don't care that I can put all shots on center mass at a leisurely pace. I care that I can do so in an emergency.

Originally Posted by ConciergeMike (Post 12909715)

Nope. I'm still here. Writing an email to my mother about Hilton properties in SEA. She will be depressed to learn that her preferred brand Is Not Possible under the conditions she is asking for.

Originally Posted by ConciergeMike (Post 12909715)

Writing an email to my mother about Hilton properties in SEA. She will be depressed to learn that her preferred brand Is Not Possible under the conditions she is asking for.

Originally Posted by Scott6067 (Post 12909725)

WOW!! She didn't even hold them for rans:rolleyes:m?

Originally Posted by ConciergeMike (Post 12909721)

He's not talking about that kind of pulling.

Originally Posted by icurhere2 (Post 12909423)

Even I find this a little excessive. :D I tend to explore potentially bad sounds with a Sigma and Maglite. Of course, the Sigma is either 13+1 (for the 40) or 16+1 (for the 9).

Originally Posted by ConciergeMike (Post 12909458)

Mossberg and Benelli both make great tactical 12-gauges, yes.

Originally Posted by ConciergeMike (Post 12909458)

You are an extremist of the finest order, sir. :-: ^^ :D

Originally Posted by Scott6067 (Post 12909745)

Did you sea my post about the Doubletree there? dont know if it would work for here?

Originally Posted by icurhere2 (Post 12909750)

There are some very fine Hyatt hotels in SEA.

Originally Posted by icurhere2 (Post 12909754)

That's very wrong (but hilarious).

Originally Posted by kingalien (Post 12909776)

:o Well, they were loud steps so I thought it was actually a human up there.