zoom6zoom
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If they are going to criminalize empty spaces containing nothing, politician's skulls should be added to the list.
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False compartment bill in Virginia!
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hafnhaf
Regular Member
oh crap! i added an anchor locker to my 15' boat so i had a place to stow the anchor instead of on the deck between the seats. and the batteries are hidden under the seats! OMG! now i cant even sell the damn thing!!!
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Repeater
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Think? Mods are allowed to think? When was someone going to tell meOMG, what a freaking Pull Quote! Two Thumbs up!
Grape, as Mod what do you think?
Let's check the book under politicians we have: McAuliffe, Saslaw, Warner, Webb, Morissey, Hope, and a few more. Checking their records..........computing. Opposed to OC and RKBA for self-defense.........elitists.......hmmmm.
Ok, I'm ready now. What was the question?
Thundar
Regular Member
Stupid Law.
In my Winnebago the space under the queen size bed is about 2/3 taken up with the potable water tank. The other 1/3 is open. The compartment is not obvious and is accessed by lifting one end of the bed, which lifts via two pneumatic struts. Does that mean I cannot sell my RV in Virginia?
In my Winnebago the space under the queen size bed is about 2/3 taken up with the potable water tank. The other 1/3 is open. The compartment is not obvious and is accessed by lifting one end of the bed, which lifts via two pneumatic struts. Does that mean I cannot sell my RV in Virginia?
Kopis
Regular Member
word of the day "illegaler". You can easily compare it to the "gun free zone" signs. It's already illegal to rob a business with a firearm yet they think a door sticker will make it more illegaler in the same way it's already a very serious felony to transport illegal drugs but making a compartment illegal will undoubtedly stop the criminals from transporting illegal drugs illegally......
i do wonder about dodge grand caravans, town and country's, pick up trucks with storage under the rear seats, motorcycles with hidden storage under the seats etc. They are all viable places to keep tools, GPS, papers, or valuables.
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OC for ME
Regular Member
Can we bash empty headed politicians, gratuitously?Think? Mods are allowed to think? When was someone going to tell me
Let's check the book under politicians we have: McAuliffe, Saslaw, Warner, Webb, Morissey, Hope, and a few more. Checking their records..........computing. Opposed to OC and RKBA for self-defense.........elitists.......hmmmm.
Ok, I'm ready now. What was the question?
Repeater
Regular Member
Like Kopis said, word of the day. Ranks with "Double Secret Probation"
Say, what would Senator Blutarsky think?
Can we bash empty headed politicians, gratuitously?Think? Mods are allowed to think? When was someone going to tell me
Let's check the book under politicians we have: McAuliffe, Saslaw, Warner, Webb, Morissey, Hope, and a few more. Checking their records..........computing. Opposed to OC and RKBA for self-defense.........elitists.......hmmmm.
Ok, I'm ready now. What was the question?
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By my inter-per-tay-shun of rule 9, bashing of those particular people with empty spaces in their skulls would be acceptable
Can - I'd say that you are able to bash, gratuitously or not, but that no bashing ( harsh, prejudicial attack) will be acceptable. It is better to state the facts and let the reader make his own determination. In short, no, you may not bash.
A brief, occasional reference to a probable void between the ears is not automatically a called negative decision.
See no benefit in taking the low road.
You want of better answer? Ask John.
Jeff Hayes
Regular Member
I am quite positive that it will stand alone as most laws will and do the reality is it is going to be mostly used as an add on charge. Since the compartment is hidden it will likely only be found if something else is going down.
TFred
Regular Member
It sure seemed to stand alone for the guy in Ohio. If anyone wants to compare, here's a link to their version.
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marshaul
Campaign Veteran
I really think the fourth amendment encompasses the right to have secret compartments for, well, just about anything.
sudden valley gunner
Regular Member
Hahaha that's funny...and sad....
You mean offering to sell drugs can get someone in trouble? The wonders never cease
Cops do it all the time, and it's real drugs.
Repeater
Regular Member
See, you ask a good question, because:
Whether someone is convicted or not is irrelevant; the question is, are you likely to be arrested?
Red Dawg
Regular Member
What makes it secret
Is it secret just because the ossifer doesn't readily know about it? SUVs, Vans and trucks are touting from the factory all the extra little storage things. I guess if it was built in the factory, would make it not secret. If you cut and paste and it's not OEM, it would be considered secret? Asking, guessing, and just pissy about it..
As an aside, when we elect new people to ffice, it seems all they want to do is create more laws. Isn't there anything better to occupy their time? How about get rid of some...
Is it secret just because the ossifer doesn't readily know about it? SUVs, Vans and trucks are touting from the factory all the extra little storage things. I guess if it was built in the factory, would make it not secret. If you cut and paste and it's not OEM, it would be considered secret? Asking, guessing, and just pissy about it..
As an aside, when we elect new people to ffice, it seems all they want to do is create more laws. Isn't there anything better to occupy their time? How about get rid of some...
You want to get rid of some laws..........or some people in office?
Repeater
Regular Member
You want to get rid of some laws..........or some people in office?
Say, aren't there Secret Compartments inside the GAB where pols can become 'disappeared' ... just wondering.
Fallschirjmäger
Active member
Agreed this is more of the "if we can't catch someone for doing a bad thing, we'll them for having the potential ability to do a bad thing.
Firearms violence? Can't ban actual assault rifles because those aren't really used in crimes?
Ban firearms with bayonet mounts and pistol grips
Drunks driving down the road?
Ban containers that aren't sealed shut. Stop everyone going down a random road at a random time and
Worried about your sewage plant being attacked by terrorists?
Hassle people with visible cameras. Just ignore Google Earth, and people with artistic ability to draw sketches.
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