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I think that thread was about farmland assessments not the preservation of land through the purchase of building rights. And no I am not trying to wind crap up....

I don't see it as politics, gives the state another option to lock down a property that someone isn't ready to sell yet. When they do sell it who would want to buy it but the state anyway.

You would think they would give a discount. You allow the oh so enthusiastic girl at the counter to give even more top shelf service to the people who come in and sit for hours .......

Talk about WOW, you took 18 minutes to reply to that. How big is your brain.......I'm pretty damn impressed.

I think preserved farmland is a little different. I believe the state purchases the building rights to the property and not the property itself so it remains private property.

It was just a shot in the dark.. Thanks

Are they the ones they took for the storm damage? Maybe some areas of the image didn't matter as much as other areas....

I can't even tell where that is.... looks like mars

I see nothing new...... Is there a trick involved, or am I just looking in the wrong area ????

NOT something I could pitch a tent over.....

I think we all agree that kids should be safe not only in schools but anywhere they go within reason. And I think that is the subject.

Why should we take politics seriously, the politicians don't.

Damn I think that was the Mail lady's house...

Well that statement is wrong on lots of levels. Let me get this straight, you seem to think that if we remove all of the " assault weapons " we will create a more responsible society. How is that going to work ?

I see your point but I have to disagree. In twenty minutes most people could come up with a plan to do way worse damage and never use a firearm. Here is a question for you. If you walked into a room full of twenty unarmed people and you had a revolver how many people do you think would die? If...

I don't speak code...... Texas. Can't even bring my bb gun when I visit NJ. It is the only full auto I can afford to buy and shoot.

Thank God I wasn't drinking anything when I read that.......

Don't even think you can buy an ar15 for a grand now. They just about doubled in price in the last four days, Dealers are closing out the year with a bang. I would sell all of mine tomorrow if I was sure I could replace them in six months.

Well heck, just about anything that was six dollars forty plus years ago is worth more than two hundred now.......

And for about fifteen grand and a two hundred dollar gift to the gov. you can own one..........well maybe not in your state