Raggs
Regular Member
If you came to your friends house and saw a sign that said
NO WEAPONS
WITHOUT CONSENT
OF PROPERTY OWNER
What would you do?
NO WEAPONS
WITHOUT CONSENT
OF PROPERTY OWNER
What would you do?
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What if
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JustaShooter
Regular Member
Probably call the government because my friend has apparently been possessed by aliens. :uhoh: Or maybe the mental hospital because he's gone off the deep end... again... :lol:
Either that or just call/text him and ask him what in the world was going on...
Either that or just call/text him and ask him what in the world was going on...
zigziggityzoo
Campaign Veteran
That's a rather strange friend.
Depending on how close we were I'd probably ask them what the point of the sign was.
Depending on how close we were I'd probably ask them what the point of the sign was.
davidmcbeth
Banned
I think I would get his unconditional consent...
Sir Diealotz
Regular Member
^ This :lol:
JustaShooter
Regular Member
Probably depends on the state but in Ohio they cannot prohibit a licensed tenant or his guest from possessing a handgun on the premises according to ORC 2923.126
DrTodd
Michigan Moderator
An implausible possibility. Since such a person could not be a friend, the very premise is impossible by definition.
jeffrey-r
Regular Member
I'm thinking I'd take the sign down, ring the doorbell, hand it to my friend and say "hey, look what some a$$hole put on your house".
That's funny. Reminds me of a story I just recently saw.
http://www.snopes.com/business/consumer/browns.asp#letter1
TLDR: Apparently back in the 70s, at Browns games, people would turn the programs into paper airplanes and throw them around. A season ticket holding lawyer sent a letter basically threatening lawsuit if he or someone else was ever injured because of it. The Brown's response was "Attached is a letter we received on Nov. 19, 1974. I feel that you should be aware that some a$$hole is signing your name to stupid letters."
BB62
Accomplished Advocate
WHAT IF you give your threads descriptive titles like "NO GUNS sign on friends house" instead of "What if"? :uhoh: