LakeBum Posted October 20, 2014 Report Posted October 20, 2014 I know some JSSUS members are on here and I had a quick question. I was just wondering when it was OK to send in dues for next year. I am assuming that it would be fine to send mine in for next year but just checking. Also, the newsletter this month was fantastic! Great pictures of great tsubas! Thanks for all your hard work this year! Quote
Brian Posted October 20, 2014 Report Posted October 20, 2014 A 10 week long postal strike means I have not received a JSSUS or NCJSC newsletter in ages. I just hope they will arrive after the strike is over (by which time the economy will have collapsed) and will not just be thrown away. Brian Quote
Mark Posted October 20, 2014 Report Posted October 20, 2014 you can pay 2015 dues anytime. You can use Paypal and Chris will note you are paid for 2014 so will know it is for 2015, if you mail a check it would help if you note it is 2015 dues but we can figure it out anyway. Brian, for the JSS/US if you do not get them after the strike let Grey know we will figure out something to get you what you missed, especially the special Higo tsuba issue Quote
Rich S Posted October 20, 2014 Report Posted October 20, 2014 A 10 week long postal strike means I have not received a JSSUS or NCJSC newsletter in ages. I just hope they will arrive after the strike is over (by which time the economy will have collapsed) and will not just be thrown away. Brian A 10 week mail strike!!?? For us (U.S.) it would mean not being able to pay bills, etc. Therefore electricity, heating gas, phone, internet, TV, etc., etc., would be cut off. Like you said, the economy would collapse and anarchy would prevail. Why does the government allow that? Dumb question; government never functions anyway at least it hasn't here in many years - just watch the news Hope your JSSUS and NCJSC newsletters show up. Have you ever thought of immigrating to the US? We can always use a great computer guy here in some 100K paying start-up company. Also, no hassle about owning, buying, selling, shipping swords, etc. Think about it. Rich S Quote
bone Posted October 21, 2014 Report Posted October 21, 2014 Oh my God it's Doctor Stein! Quick! Get him! Quote
Rich S Posted October 21, 2014 Report Posted October 21, 2014 Oh my God it's Doctor Stein! Quick! Get him! I'm still around, just hiding in the crowd :-) I tend to listen and learn, since babbling on doesn't help one learn anything except the sound of one mouth talking. Also, much of the discussion is far above my clearance level and pay grade :-) Rich S Quote
Brian Posted October 21, 2014 Report Posted October 21, 2014 ....Have you ever thought ofimmigrating to the US? We can always use a great computer guy here in some 100K paying start-up company. Also, no hassle about owning, buying, selling, shipping swords, etc. Think about it. Rich S Rich, Think about it???? I would do it in a heartbeat. Have wanted to do it most of my life. But you know how hard it is to move to the USA? Would basically have to win the Green Card Lottery and the real lottery at the same time. It takes an insane amount of money to move there, and they don't want us. So short of crossing over from Mexico (yes, have heard that one a million times) there really isn't that option open to me. Need to have skills they want, not just be an expert in firearms. So in short, yes...thought about it. :lol: Brian Quote
John A Stuart Posted October 21, 2014 Report Posted October 21, 2014 Canada, then we could have one more collector up here, in the backwoods. John Quote
Brian Posted October 22, 2014 Report Posted October 22, 2014 Also considered it. Especially since we love cold, and hate hot and sunny Gun laws are a little iffy..... but better than the UK and Oz. Also the promise of decent crab and scallops. Just need to get rich now. :lol: Brian Quote
Randy McCall Posted October 22, 2014 Report Posted October 22, 2014 Canada, then we could have one more collector up here, in the backwoods. John Seconded! Quote
John A Stuart Posted October 22, 2014 Report Posted October 22, 2014 They aren't too tough if you have no record. Even pistols, if you follow all the rules are obtainable. We have concealed carry, but, there needs be a good reason, like diamond courier, special guard, etc. No way for automatic weapons though. It is just a matter of jumping through all the government hoops, like everywhere now I guess, except, Pakistan and Liberia and those places. John Quote
bone Posted November 21, 2014 Report Posted November 21, 2014 If you're worried about gun laws and such come to Arkansas. When you get off the plane the first thing we ask is "do you have a gun?" If you say no we say "here. Take mine until you get settled." Automatics are a little harder. You have to get a deer hunting licence for one of those. Quote
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