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RHenriksen wrote:

USA1 wrote:huh?

Spam. The mods just haven't deleted it yet.

Ha, they took USA1's comment about it but left mine.

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Pizzzzzaaaaaaa ...

speedsix wrote:...sigh....we really do need a sarcasm smilie...that was a joke, Son, I say a JOKE...

I love this scene - [hide and seek]:
(I can't embed it with the starting time)

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No! ... I better not look ... I just might be in there!

I remember as kid, I wanted him to look. It killed me to not know if 'he was actually in there'.

Dave2 wrote:Neither do I. A couple of months ago, my roommate and I were chatting with our friendly neighborhood LEO when my roommate just randomly said, "Say, Dave is always asking me if he's printing. What do you think?"

I bet you wanted to smack him!

Divided Attention wrote:Printing is not a problem, and not near as big a problem as you think the first time you try to hide the 900 pound 4 foot tall weapon under the unbelievably thin threads of the previously occlusive material of your shirt.

I love that analog - because that is exactly how it feels at first.

It's been just over six months since I got my plastic and I went from:

Acting nervous and twitchy when I got stuck behind a LEO in line at Pizza Hut on my first Wally-Walk day. I was carrying a tiny Beretta Tomcat and I was sooo worried that I was printing that I just couldn't sit still. My 14 year old daughter was in the car just outside the store front Pizza Hut laughing at me.

To:

My recent encounter reporting vandalism in my front yard carrying my SR9c. I did have a moment when he asked for my name and other personal info of wondering if that is the same as requesting ID. But even in the face of a little doubt about whether I should present my CHL, I was not at all nervous or even worried that he would be able to tell.