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HankB wrote:When you don't say anything, that makes it downright difficult for someone to twist your words and try to use them against you.

this is why in general I tend to keep my mouth shut.......

I agree the initial cost may be prohibitive for some folks, but I am not
buying the idea that spending 8 to 10 hours on classroom and range
training is too much of a time-commitment.
Capital B, Capital S!

A license to carry a concealed handgun is not something to be
taken lightly. A person gets ...

obviously there is some crime here and there thats true for everywhere, but I live in White Bear Lake, just north of Maplewood / st paul, and the neighborhood where I live is great. There are alot of neighborhoods in St Paul on the east / west / or south that I wouldn't live in, but I have never ...

...sometimes it's not so clear who is the good guy and who is the bad guy. ... The world today is not so black and white as it used to be.

Uh, sorry, disagree. No claim of self-defense has been made, it's pretty clear from the police statements that they believe Mark killed David. Bad guy/good ...

I wonder what kind of Psychological damage one would sustain after having to defend oneself with deadly force, it's hard enough on a police officer and they have professional training, I can't imagine what it'd be like for a civilian.....

I'm glad only the bad guys got hurt.

I lived in TX for one year in Lewisville.
MN is completly different. The majority of the cities are very quiet and not crime ridden, there are maybe 1 or 2 places throughout the entire metropolitan area that are "crimeridden" and they are small, I never go there, or if I did have to go there, welll ...

1)"We're hearing that when he's drinking, he's just uncontrollable," said Sgt. Raymond Beaudreault, a homicide supervisor. "He does some crazy things."


2)Mr. Lara heard Mr. Frazier and his friends say "hos" and thought they were talking about his girlfriend, Sgt. Beaudreault said.

"The ...

propellerhead wrote:Moral of the story: Surrender when the police tell you to surrender.

aaaahhhh yes!

If you get a tattoo on you neck, it's called a "job stopper." This guy gives a whole new meaning to that!

from a tattoo queen over here! I have a job! :razz:

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I'm sure govnor meant, "If you get a tattoo of SATAN on your neck, it ...

govnor wrote:If you get a tattoo on you neck, it's called a "job stopper." This guy gives a whole new meaning to that!

from a tattoo queen over here! I have a job!

my BF and I have actually had this discussion about someone going nuts and trying to shoot it up at a gun range, and I think that would be just as effective a suicide mission as actually just putting the gun to your head, I firmly believe that within the first gun shot the person going nuts would be ...

And frustrated at the same time.

This woman I'm currently dating does not see the reason why I conceal carry. Pretty much all she sees is guns takes lifes. I've already told her that this is something I will do as a last resort to save a life. She just can't seem to understand. :sad:

I just can ...

I highly recommend shooting with at least one eye open! :shock:

LOL!

I'm still fairly new to shooting, as I shot pistol for the first time only a little over a year ago. I questioned my BF as to why it was easier for me being a right handed to aim with my left eye, he said he didn't know, but ...