ProShooter
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67GT390FB wrote:
Joe,
Obviously my attempt atmaking a joke regarding the "piece/peace" comment was not as funny to you as it was to me. To each his own. As for the Chantilly lunch mention, I would have thoroughly enjoyed joining that group. I had originally intended to find out more about the lunch since I was going to the show alone but a friend ended up joining me and we had just enough time for the show. If anyone extends an invitation to dine anywhere in the future, I'll be happy to consider that and see if it fits my schedule.
As for the "free advertising" that you seem to be offended by...well, that's life. This site is, no pun intended, naturally a target audience for my business. Obviously, I do not come here solely to post about our classes. I could have a simple computer program do that for me if that's all I wished to get from this site.What you dont see, is that in addition to the "free advertising" that I occasionally enjoy, I also try to give back in other ways. I have been contacted bya number of people from here and asked questions about everything from the Code of Virginia to shooting techniques, etc. I could easily tell someone to sign up for a class or take a shooting lesson and pay me, but I feel that answering these questions is my way of giving back to the membership here for what I am happy to be a part of. I'll talk firearms or whatever all day long with folks who take a serious interest in the subject matter.
67GT390FB wrote:
ProShooter wrote:mellman wrote:1000ydshooter wrote:lol you had the right word/spelling the first time....you just left out the quotes and part about it being a comment from the waitress...however i was hoping for the story about getting a nice piece from the waitressOOOPS!! Sorry didnt realize how that sounded.Got "nice peace" comment from cute waitress.Refering to my glock.Sorry !!:uhoh:
This isnt really appropriate conversation for our forum and our mission. Next thing ya know, we'll all be dining at Hooters.
Really?? Is this really coming from the guy who was first to go "oooh....oooh...me...too...save me a seat" in the chantilly gun show thread when told of a lunch there during the show. Though I supposeone could see the difference between an informal lunch invite and an organized Open Carry Dine-Out it is nice to see you're learning how to be an adult.
It's also nice to know thatour residentfirearms instructor is such a mature responsible individual that he would be above offeringpetty snide comments in response to a discussion that is now a month old.
So run along now, be a good little boy,and do some more free advertising on Mike and John's dime.
Joe
Joe,
Obviously my attempt atmaking a joke regarding the "piece/peace" comment was not as funny to you as it was to me. To each his own. As for the Chantilly lunch mention, I would have thoroughly enjoyed joining that group. I had originally intended to find out more about the lunch since I was going to the show alone but a friend ended up joining me and we had just enough time for the show. If anyone extends an invitation to dine anywhere in the future, I'll be happy to consider that and see if it fits my schedule.
As for the "free advertising" that you seem to be offended by...well, that's life. This site is, no pun intended, naturally a target audience for my business. Obviously, I do not come here solely to post about our classes. I could have a simple computer program do that for me if that's all I wished to get from this site.What you dont see, is that in addition to the "free advertising" that I occasionally enjoy, I also try to give back in other ways. I have been contacted bya number of people from here and asked questions about everything from the Code of Virginia to shooting techniques, etc. I could easily tell someone to sign up for a class or take a shooting lesson and pay me, but I feel that answering these questions is my way of giving back to the membership here for what I am happy to be a part of. I'll talk firearms or whatever all day long with folks who take a serious interest in the subject matter.