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RPB wrote: I'm gonna vote for Bill White because when he talks, it makes me feel good inside.
I like how he really wants to build the government up and help people.
It makes me feel really good knowing he is looking out for the little man/woman.
Plus, he is against gun on campus and I don't want guns on campus because guns are scary and bad.
I would sit in class wondering who was carrying a gun and who wasn't instead of paying attention.
Hopefully, Bill White wins, and we as students can all be friends and feel safe together as one big family.

austinrealtor wrote:

Charles L. Cotton wrote: Here are just a few examples of what Perry has done for gun owners:

• Called for amending Texas law to allow CHL's to carry there guns everywhere in the State (like LEO's);

The man already has my vote, but if he gets THIS done .... he'll have my lifelong support for whatever office he runs for next.

mgood wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

Katygunnut wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

jgedmond wrote:what's this "Houston Chronicle"??

I think that's one of those old-fashoned things where they used to print outdated "news" on sheets of thin paper, and sell them for small amounts of money. This obviously took significant amounts of time, and therefore the "news" was totally out of date by the time it got to the public.

If I'm not mistaken, these archaic forms of disseminating information were replaced by town criers. The news was alot more current because there was no longer a need to print and distribute tons of paper. The main positive of the old system was that the establishment could control the flow of information to their subjects, thereby keeping them content and avoiding displeasantness like getting thrown out of office for utterly failing to do anything you were elected to do.

And later, those town criers went to work for them new-fangled television stations...

But Al Gore saved us when he invented the internet.

Katygunnut wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

jgedmond wrote:what's this "Houston Chronicle"??

I think that's one of those old-fashoned things where they used to print outdated "news" on sheets of thin paper, and sell them for small amounts of money. This obviously took significant amounts of time, and therefore the "news" was totally out of date by the time it got to the public.

If I'm not mistaken, these archaic forms of disseminating information were replaced by town criers. The news was alot more current because there was no longer a need to print and distribute tons of paper. The main positive of the old system was that the establishment could control the flow of information to their subjects, thereby keeping them content and avoiding displeasantness like getting thrown out of office for utterly failing to do anything you were elected to do.

terryg wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

Mel wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:[

It's my understanding that kaboodles were outlawed in California?

Only high-capacity kaboodles were outlawed in CA.

Kaboodles have been known to cause cancer in California!

But only if you smoke them!

And then only if you inhale!

Mel wrote:

sjfcontrol wrote:

Oldgringo wrote:[

It's my understanding that kaboodles were outlawed in California?

Only high-capacity kaboodles were outlawed in CA.

Kaboodles have been known to cause cancer in California!

jgedmond wrote:what's this "Houston Chronicle"??

jester wrote:I've heard of a kit bag but where do you keep your kaboodle?

Oldgringo wrote:[

It's my understanding that kaboodles were outlawed in California?