Club Platinum,, Mid year,, edition,,

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We just had some stuff take a hair over 4 weeks to arrive over there.

Customer was worried, and it arrived the day after he emailed us.
Customs had it forever.
He says things usually take only 2 weeks.

Maybe something is slowing things down recently?
 
Might be due to Summer vacation, but if it was with Customs, it should be registered in the system,,, any way,,, I'll just have to wait and see,,, not the end of the world ;)
 
Cool here,,, rain predicted for the weekend,,, (start of my two week vacation :grumpy: )

Wanna switch ? :D
 
Moving house is a great opportunity to get rid of the junk in your life ;)

A few years back I did the same and anything the wife and I even had a remote doubt about keeping I chucked in the bin,,,

Enjoy your new crib, mang :thumbup:
 
Tom,
Congrtas on the biggest portion of your undertaking, now just find your fishing pole and throw a line off of that bridge that's in your back yard.


Chibbi, way to go after it, you've inspired me, again, i'll keep my eyes peeled.
 
trukreltrog said:
http://www.whptv.com/news/local/story/Autopsy-results-released-in-rifle-range-shooting/rJo8ianQAEGbqaaNuQJ4Kg.cspx?rss=50

Crazy s*** right there,,,
Click to expand...

That website put ads over the print! I almost punched my monitor.:mad: So I copy and pasted it so noone else has to endure what I did.

I'd want to strangle anyone capable of doing that to somebody!
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CBS 21 News has new information about a homicide that happened at a Cumberland County shooting range Wednesday.

The Cumberland County Coroner performed an autopsy Thursday, on 42 year old todd Getgen of Enola.
The coroner says that he died from multiple gunshot wounds, but they won't say where he was shot.

The Cumberland County District Attorney says that Todd Getgen was a firearms enthusiast. That was his hobby. He just purchased and was licensed for a custom made semi-automatic with a silencer.
The D.A. says someone shot him from a distance and took off with his rifle.I
It happened Wednesday in broad daylight at a public shooting range on State Game land in North Middleton Township, Cumberland County.
Getgen's body was found there around two Wednesday afternoon, by another person who came there to use the range.
Investigators don't know yet if he was targeted or if this was random.

" I don't want to speculate on that at this point its too early. What we know is he was shot multiple times. The gun he was using is a serious piece of machinery, expensive, it was gone," said Cumberland County District Attorney David Freed.

In Getgen's Enola neighborhood, his friends still can't believe he was murdered.

" They kind of kept to themselves good people. Just friendly, a nice, good family man," said a neighbor.

Police are still looking for the shooter.
Meantime they're asking firearms dealers to check their inventory to see if they may have a custom built AR-15 type semi-automatic rifle with a Lewis Machine Company model Defender 2000 lower receiver equipped with a 30 HRT upper receiver and a Yankee Hill Machine Company Phantom model 308 caliber silencer.

On May 21st, North Middleton Township Police say they another firearm was reported stolen from that same shooting range, where Getgen was killed. It was a 308 caliber Remington 700 tactical rifle.

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Todd Getgen was a native of Clinton County, Pennsylvania, Todd Getgen is a graduate (with high distinction) of Penn State University's Dickinson School of Law. He was admitted to practice law in Pennsylvania in December 1997. He is a member of the Dauphin County Bar Association and the Pennsylvania Bar Association.
Mr. Getgen was admitted in the U.S. Middle District of Pennsylvania in 1998. He joined SchmidtKramer in May 1996 while attending law school. He is a former soldier in the U.S. Army and Staff Sergeant in the Army Reserves. He also is a volunteer for United Cerebral Palsy Association of Central Pennsylvania and former member of its board of directors.
 
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