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Re: Federal agents enlisted local police to scan car plates at gun shows

Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2016 7:01 pm
by Jusme
The Annoyed Man wrote:
Jusme wrote:
TexasTornado wrote:
Jusme wrote:
TexasTornado wrote:Just saw this article on Facebook and was bringing it over, glad you already have it up. Guess we'll just have to go riding our horses to gun shows!

Or take a taxi! :biggrinjester:
What fun is that? Geeez!
Probably not as much fun, but having to ride horseback 30 miles to the nearest gun show, would kinda put me out of the buying mood by the time I got there, just sayin...
Don't tell your wife........she'll just take away your car keys. :lol:

Yeah, but I have a gun store only 2 miles from the house. If I have to, I'll pull a George Jones and take a trip on thd riding mower.
"rlol"

Re: Federal agents enlisted local police to scan car plates at gun shows

Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2016 7:38 pm
by The Annoyed Man
Jusme wrote:
The Annoyed Man wrote:
Jusme wrote:
TexasTornado wrote:
Jusme wrote:
TexasTornado wrote:Just saw this article on Facebook and was bringing it over, glad you already have it up. Guess we'll just have to go riding our horses to gun shows!

Or take a taxi! :biggrinjester:
What fun is that? Geeez!
Probably not as much fun, but having to ride horseback 30 miles to the nearest gun show, would kinda put me out of the buying mood by the time I got there, just sayin...
Don't tell your wife........she'll just take away your car keys. :lol:
Yeah, but I have a gun store only 2 miles from the house. If I have to, I'll pull a George Jones and take a trip on thd riding mower.
"rlol"
Reminds me of that great movie (unrelated to George Jones's story) called The Straight Story - a tale about an old man, a WW2 vet, who drove his lawn tractor across Iowa and Wisconsin to visit his brother before he dies. It was an absolutely wonderful movie. I loved it.

Re: Federal agents enlisted local police to scan car plates at gun shows

Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2016 10:47 am
by vjallen75
TexasTornado wrote:
Jusme wrote:
TexasTornado wrote:Just saw this article on Facebook and was bringing it over, glad you already have it up. Guess we'll just have to go riding our horses to gun shows!

Or take a taxi! :biggrinjester:
What fun is that? Geeez!
I have to agree with TT, the left already thinks we are nothin' but a bunch of cowboys ridin' horses with guns on our hips. Need to add a horse to the mix :biggrinjester: :biggrinjester:

Re: Federal agents enlisted local police to scan car plates at gun shows

Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2016 10:52 am
by vjallen75
The Annoyed Man wrote:
Jusme wrote:Yeah, but I have a gun store only 2 miles from the house. If I have to, I'll pull a George Jones and take a trip on thd riding mower.
"rlol"
Reminds me of that great movie (unrelated to George Jones's story) called The Straight Story - a tale about an old man, a WW2 vet, who drove his lawn tractor across Iowa and Wisconsin to visit his brother before he dies. It was an absolutely wonderful movie. I loved it.
There are a few seniors that right their mobility scooters to the store and back. You could always do that, I won't judge.

Re: Federal agents enlisted local police to scan car plates at gun shows

Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2016 12:07 pm
by The Annoyed Man
vjallen75 wrote:
The Annoyed Man wrote:
Jusme wrote:Yeah, but I have a gun store only 2 miles from the house. If I have to, I'll pull a George Jones and take a trip on thd riding mower.
"rlol"
Reminds me of that great movie (unrelated to George Jones's story) called The Straight Story - a tale about an old man, a WW2 vet, who drove his lawn tractor across Iowa and Wisconsin to visit his brother before he dies. It was an absolutely wonderful movie. I loved it.
There are a few seniors that right their mobility scooters to the store and back. You could always do that, I won't judge.
Oh, I judge. Anyone who'd attempt to ride a mobility scooter across Iowa and Wisconsin is a special kind of stupid. :lol: You've got to watch that movie though. That guy was quite a guy. True story.

Re: Federal agents enlisted local police to scan car plates at gun shows

Posted: Tue Oct 04, 2016 3:39 pm
by Abraham
This morning on my way to the range, I saw a guy on the shoulder of the road (hwy 6) cruising on a mobility scooter.

If, like they often do in south Texas, I was to use the shoulder as a driving lane, this poor geezer could've be creamed.

I say geezer, knowing I just may be older than him.

Trouble is, I think I'm 25, with various aches and pains, but otherwise...