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[helosailor]

[Gasser64]

Please elaborate.

Just my observations. But I base them on a few things:


1. Growing up, and as a teen, it didn't seem to be everywhere like it is now. People of course had guns and would sometimes talk about guns, but for most, it didn't seem to be this big hobby that it is now. They seemed to really only go shooting, as a matter of practice. And that was something done perhaps once or twice a year. Of course that's not to say the hobby wasn't around then, and that there weren't plenty of people interested. Just that its grown much larger in the past decade, than it was when I was in elementary and high school.

2. I believe all those TV shows have an impact on this king of thing. I guess you'd call it trends. Motorcycles, musclecars, antiques... guns. All those new TV shows help to popularize it and make it seem cool, to those who may have otherwise not really noticed or paid very much attention.

3. The obama administration has pushed it out to the forefront, with its constant antagonizing of the common working man. No way around that, Obama has ironically, had a very positive impact on firearms sales. And the more people that own, the more people shoot and will develop the interest and go ahead and get into the hobby.

4. Yet another area the internet has impacted in a big way.

[txminime]

If I point to the Kitty, I wonder what they will bring to the table...

[Ratt]

Oh, I don't know, maybe that plate of rice shaped like a Hello Kitty?

[Craizie]

Nah, it's the veggie tray on the bottom left.

[Gasser64]

Yeah having even a cartoon cat on an asian menu, would make me question it. Especially when its in the damn pot

[Ratt]

Nah, it's the veggie tray on the bottom left.

That veggie tray is for hot pot. You can get meats, too, as illustrated on the right side of that menu pic. You boil it all in whatever flavor of broth you want (those four bowls on the menu above the veggie tray), right at your table. It's usually all you can eat, so once you're done, you tell them you want more meat and/or veggies and they bring you more.

[Craizie]

That veggie tray is for hot pot. You can get meats, too, as illustrated on the right side of that menu pic. You boil it all in whatever flavor of broth you want (those four bowls on the menu above the veggie tray), right at your table. It's usually all you can eat, so once you're done, you tell them you want more meat and/or veggies and they bring you more.

Look at this smarty art nigga right here.

[DON SVO]

Look at this smarty art nigga right here.

Well, he did marry an Asian woman. That makes him much more an expert than you.

[Big Dad]

[CJ]

Just my observations. But I base them on a few things:


1. Growing up, and as a teen, it didn't seem to be everywhere like it is now. People of course had guns and would sometimes talk about guns, but for most, it didn't seem to be this big hobby that it is now. They seemed to really only go shooting, as a matter of practice. And that was something done perhaps once or twice a year. Of course that's not to say the hobby wasn't around then, and that there weren't plenty of people interested. Just that its grown much larger in the past decade, than it was when I was in elementary and high school.

2. I believe all those TV shows have an impact on this king of thing. I guess you'd call it trends. Motorcycles, musclecars, antiques... guns. All those new TV shows help to popularize it and make it seem cool, to those who may have otherwise not really noticed or paid very much attention.

3. The obama administration has pushed it out to the forefront, with its constant antagonizing of the common working man. No way around that, Obama has ironically, had a very positive impact on firearms sales. And the more people that own, the more people shoot and will develop the interest and go ahead and get into the hobby.

4. Yet another area the internet has impacted in a big way.

Yes, the attack on guns has resulted in a growth of the entire industry. All of these things are good. The bigger the support, the harder to get legislation against it.

[Shaggin Wagon]

I like this....

[lincolnboy]

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[barronj]

Sorry for the messy windshield

[barronj]

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