I'm not all that fond of phone based two-factor authentication any way. Especially, because phones break, get lost or get stolen at the least opportune moments.

Must vary by situation. In the two agencies in which I've contracted, the bottleneck wasn't contractors, it was the federal management. Layers upon layers upon ungodly layers of ignorant, micromanaging Federal 'management'.

John Goodman? Hehe.

As a result of this debacle, MD changed to a two party consent state.

Ammo supplies dried up following the shootings at Sandy Hook. There was concern about all sorts of action, from outright banning to exorbitant taxes. People were buying everything they could get their hands on. NOTHING was available in certain areas for several months of 2013.

It's slowly getting back to normal. You can find just about everything except 22, but the prices and selection is not always like it was pre Sandy Hook.

There are a variety of excuses for why 22 remains so difficult to find. I think that following the scare last year, people are still hoarding it, seeing how quickly it disappeared last time. I know that if we every get back to 8-10 cents per round, I'd like to lay in about 10,000 rounds (or more). Just so that I don't have to deal with this again.

Looks like it's Ttuesday.

Seeing as how we don't know how magnets work, I'm not sure we should add them to the mix.

Oh, you must be talking about Alcide's father in True Blood #getoffmylawn

(I rather liked him as the degenerate gambler in The Sopranos)

Don't you mean we've been using PIN numbers on these 'ATM machines' you referred to?

Damnit, time to change the combination on my luggage again...

But, yeah, I'm probably lucky ;-)

This is a state that bans passive radar detectors. Don't count on common sense prevailing.