.40 Cal
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Good to see you're still out there, Yonder. Haven't seen you post in a while.
Good to see you're still out there, Yonder. Haven't seen you post in a while.
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Cops called on me
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yonder
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Yeah I guess I must be ADHD or something and have to chase every new shiny object that crosses my path. :celebrate
I hadn't actually started OC'ing after my first string of posts. Last week I bought a holster. This week I've been OC'ing around the house, outside, getting the neighbors used to it.
When I get my CHP in a couple of weeks I'll start OC'ing past the end of my driveway so I have the flexibility that I'll need. I ride a motorcycle and wear a bunch of armor so when I'm riding the pistol(s) will be concealed.
The parents of the kids who play with my kids have also been getting to see the pistol on my hip. So far nobody has freaked, and some of the kids are still coming back, so I guess their parents didn't freak after they got the kids home.
I was talking to my account manager for the agency that I work for, about a situation with a dangerous whackjob we've been dealing with, and mentioned something about how the "violence in the workplace policy" (aka "victim disarmament policy") leaves me more vulnerable than I am anywhere else, and how it would be nice if I could carry concealed at work with a permit. He says "why in the world would you want to conceal a pistol?" and my response was something along the lines of "I'd rather carry it openly if that was okay with you." :what: :lol: That was worth a few good laughs. At least I exposed him for a gun-fearing weenie.
Yeah I guess I must be ADHD or something and have to chase every new shiny object that crosses my path. :celebrate
I hadn't actually started OC'ing after my first string of posts. Last week I bought a holster. This week I've been OC'ing around the house, outside, getting the neighbors used to it.
When I get my CHP in a couple of weeks I'll start OC'ing past the end of my driveway so I have the flexibility that I'll need. I ride a motorcycle and wear a bunch of armor so when I'm riding the pistol(s) will be concealed.
The parents of the kids who play with my kids have also been getting to see the pistol on my hip. So far nobody has freaked, and some of the kids are still coming back, so I guess their parents didn't freak after they got the kids home.
I was talking to my account manager for the agency that I work for, about a situation with a dangerous whackjob we've been dealing with, and mentioned something about how the "violence in the workplace policy" (aka "victim disarmament policy") leaves me more vulnerable than I am anywhere else, and how it would be nice if I could carry concealed at work with a permit. He says "why in the world would you want to conceal a pistol?" and my response was something along the lines of "I'd rather carry it openly if that was okay with you." :what: :lol: That was worth a few good laughs. At least I exposed him for a gun-fearing weenie.
.40 Cal
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I know that. You know that. He doesn't know that WE know that and he hid behind his all powerful badge.
I know that. You know that. He doesn't know that WE know that and he hid behind his all powerful badge.
yonder
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You can be charged with just about anything.
Whether or not it will stick in court is a completely different question.
You can be charged with just about anything.
Whether or not it will stick in court is a completely different question.