Dave Workman
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http://msmagazine.com/blog/2013/06/12/my-month-with-a-gun-week-one/ This is supposed to be Part I of IV....
Maybe instead of actually getting a weapon first, do a story like Nat Geo or Discovery Channel does. "A day in the life of an Open Carrier" Shadow an OCer for a day or two with some range time included, then go out and do it herself. Just like the journalist in Iraq, not making the news herself but "embedding" herself with an OC group. My .02.
Maybe instead of actually getting a weapon first, do a story like Nat Geo or Discovery Channel does. "A day in the life of an Open Carrier" Shadow an OCer for a day or two with some range time included, then go out and do it herself. Just like the journalist in Iraq, not making the news herself but "embedding" herself with an OC group. My .02.
Maybe instead of actually getting a weapon first, do a story like Nat Geo or Discovery Channel does. "A day in the life of an Open Carrier" Shadow an OCer for a day or two with some range time included, then go out and do it herself. Just like the journalist in Iraq, not making the news herself but "embedding" herself with an OC group. My .02.
I think she's in Washington, so I made a comment inviting her to next months picnic in South Kitsap.... But I guess moderation filtered it out
http://msmagazine.com/blog/2013/06/12/my-month-with-a-gun-week-one/ This is supposed to be Part I of IV....
This article has inspired me to get into whitewater rafting. Just go out and do, you know, things! Stuff!
I'll go buy a raft, round up some kids and take a trip down the Deschutes. I'm nervous AND excited!
Do you think I should learn to swim first? What could possibly go wrong?
This article has inspired me to get into whitewater rafting. Just go out and do, you know, things! Stuff!
I'll go buy a raft, round up some kids and take a trip down the Deschutes. I'm nervous AND excited!
Do you think I should learn to swim first? What could possibly go wrong?
this is over in the social forum, too. basically she is an idiot.
also, the bigger matter here isn't the 2A (which she's not interested in adopting, just exploiting); it's the purposeful rejection of personal responsibility, expecting the gov't to establish rules and laws on how we should make decisions.