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iratollah wrote:

nitrogen wrote:Basically don't say anything here you wouldnt want your (hypothetical) 10 year old daughter reading.

From Hamlet: Aye, there's the rub. (Rub in this context means impediment or speed bump.)

My daughters are now 19 and 18 (as of last week). Our family conversations at the dinner table, especially when granma was over, were somewhat unabashed. There may be topics that I found acceptable for my daughters at age 10 that others would not. For that matter, there may be topics or conversations that I find acceptable or normal for my daughter at age 18 that other fathers may not.

I will endeavor to more strictly adhere to the rules of this forum and appreciate the efforts of the moderators.

Please allow me to rephrase...I think anyone who feels compelled to carry open is making a statement or showing off.

anygunanywhere wrote:

iratollah wrote:

anygunanywhere wrote:why don't you define that for the rest of the board.

Because if I have to explain it you wouldn't understand anyway...

I understand what it means and it does not meet the 10 yo daughter rule.


Anygunanywhere

iratollah wrote:I think open carry conveys the same message as wearing a codpiece.