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SSGMWP wrote:It would have to have pistol grip steering wheel for it to be considered an assault vehicle!

I had an AAR Cuba back in the late 70's that had a pistol grip shifter. Does that count?

The term United States Army has changed over time. Here is a quote from wikipedia, which I believe to be true:

"Currently, the army is divided into the Regular Army, the Army Reserve, and the Army National Guard. The army is also divided into major branches such as Air Defense Artillery, Infantry ...

Read USC title 10 section 311
The militia of the United States consists of all able-bodied
males at least 17 years of age and, except as provided in section
313 of title 32, under 45 years of age who are, or who have made a
declaration of intention to become, citizens of the United States
and ...

Read USC title 10 section 311

Also Texas Government Code chapter 431
Subchapter A 431.000, 431.010
Subchapter D 431.051
Subchapter F 431.081
When you cite stuff like that, it's polite to provide links
http://uscode.house.gov/download/pls/10C13.txt" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false ...

Dallas has always been the more cosmopolitan of the two while Fort Worth was and is cowtown.

Read USC title 10 section 311

Also Texas Government Code chapter 431
Subchapter A 431.000, 431.010
Subchapter D 431.051
Subchapter F 431.081

What I have noticed when dealing with people that calls themselves progressive is one is never sure if they are trying to sell you or themselves on their talking points. Seem more for the later than former to me anyways.

[But DPS (under pressure from TXDOT) is trying to quietly crack down on registration violations. The reason is, of course, the money. As with the TXDOT "love your state" campaign to get people to renew on time, the state loses a lot of money when people improperly use the farm registration. It is ...

My 25 y.o. son and I took the same course together and I mailed our applications at the same time. They were both received by DPS on March 26th. In mid-May, my son's license arrived in the mail. I have yet to receive mine. I don't have so much as a traffic ticket, so I can't image what the hold up ...

I have finally been freed from the Waiting Room. Yep, just this morning the glorious and long awaited words showed themselves on my computer screen...Application Complete....(cue the bananas here)... :anamatedbanana :anamatedbanana :anamatedbanana :anamatedbanana :anamatedbanana :anamatedbanana ...

Lol I have to admit I did not make a pass through that part of the store. By that time I was ready to tackle the self checkout lines, ok it was really the wife that was doing the tackling but I was there backing her up with the trusty .40 :fire :fire in case the machine got out of line and someone ...

Figured one thread might be good for all us April applicants that are now getting out licenses. No reason to have a bunch of new threads running around since there seems to be more than a few from April finally getting their plastic.

Plastic came in today and took the walk earlier. Must say I ...

Ok I finally got mine so I can now post the time line in here.

NEW OR RENEWAL:New
NAME:Kman458
DATE A COMPLETE APPLICATION RECEIVED BY DPS: 04/03/2008
DATE LICENSE WAS RECEIVED:07/31/2008
TOTAL NUMBER OF DAYS IN PROCESSING:119
DID YOU RECEIVE A LETTER FROM DPS REGARDING A DELAY:No
DID YOU CAUSE ANY ...

Well just got back from lunch to find something from dps regulatory licensing service. I am finally legal now after 119 days waiting.

Wally world here I come.