david.ross
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For some reason I read the post as if it were some abbot and Costello skit, it was funny. ^_^
For some reason I read the post as if it were some abbot and Costello skit, it was funny. ^_^
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"Open Carry is Illegal!" says Lackawanna deputies
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jahwarrior
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insane.kangaroo wrote:
insane.kangaroo wrote:
then you got the point. it was so surreal, it was funny.
jahwarrior
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i was playing with one of my furry friends, and i couldn't resist:
i was playing with one of my furry friends, and i couldn't resist:
Statkowski
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The furry on the firearm is okay, as long as it's licensed, but you've definitely got to do something about that gut. Diet, exercise, something.
The furry on the firearm is okay, as long as it's licensed, but you've definitely got to do something about that gut. Diet, exercise, something.
Sonora Rebel
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I retired from the Navy 25 years ago this month. My waistline increased 2" in 25 years (32" to 34").I dunno what I've doneright... but it works. Americans are seriously outta shape for the most part. Even kids. 'Didn't used to be that way.
I retired from the Navy 25 years ago this month. My waistline increased 2" in 25 years (32" to 34").I dunno what I've doneright... but it works. Americans are seriously outta shape for the most part. Even kids. 'Didn't used to be that way.
jahwarrior
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it's what happens when you quit smoking, and have a wife who's specialty is pastry cooking.
it's what happens when you quit smoking, and have a wife who's specialty is pastry cooking.
WIG19
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Just cruised thru to see what's shakin'. I swear, Hollywood wouldn't dare make this stuff up. roflmao
Note: WI law also stands mute regardingOC of both rats & firearms, with exceptions for public buildings and those serving alcohol on the premises. They are also non-specific as to rodent type, so gerbils are certainly OK. #1 son didn't experiment with alcohol-infusion of his gerbil so I can't speak to that but it was never an issue in public buildings.
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Just cruised thru to see what's shakin'. I swear, Hollywood wouldn't dare make this stuff up. roflmao
Note: WI law also stands mute regardingOC of both rats & firearms, with exceptions for public buildings and those serving alcohol on the premises. They are also non-specific as to rodent type, so gerbils are certainly OK. #1 son didn't experiment with alcohol-infusion of his gerbil so I can't speak to that but it was never an issue in public buildings.
:lol:
Statkowski
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Here in Pennsylvania we have no restrictions, OC or CC, on public buildings (whatever they are) or places that sell alcohol. Our law, likewise, is silent on OC, but two (three?) State Supreme Court rulings have emphasized that OC is legal throughout Pennsylvania, no license required (except in Philadelphia).
Here in Pennsylvania we have no restrictions, OC or CC, on public buildings (whatever they are) or places that sell alcohol. Our law, likewise, is silent on OC, but two (three?) State Supreme Court rulings have emphasized that OC is legal throughout Pennsylvania, no license required (except in Philadelphia).
SpringerXDacp
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WIG19 wrote:
WIG19 wrote:
Perhaps. At least what he is carrying now-the one with the long beavertail-is capable of making its own bullets.
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Pet Rats are illegal in some towns. I remember an article about a woman who moved to Weatherly, PA. Someone got a hold of the fact that she had lots of fancy rats and called the township. They entered her apartment and confiscated all of her rats with no warrant. They then destroyed all of them. This was back in the late 1980's. The rats were kept in clean cages, and were not hurting anyone. Pennsylvania is a good state with good people. Even the troopers are nice. The municipal policeare way out of hand! I have never seen municipal police like that except for NJ and MA. Why do you let your municipal police have so much power? Here in Vermont the entire town would be at town meeting if a bully policeman pushed people around!
Pet Rats are illegal in some towns. I remember an article about a woman who moved to Weatherly, PA. Someone got a hold of the fact that she had lots of fancy rats and called the township. They entered her apartment and confiscated all of her rats with no warrant. They then destroyed all of them. This was back in the late 1980's. The rats were kept in clean cages, and were not hurting anyone. Pennsylvania is a good state with good people. Even the troopers are nice. The municipal policeare way out of hand! I have never seen municipal police like that except for NJ and MA. Why do you let your municipal police have so much power? Here in Vermont the entire town would be at town meeting if a bully policeman pushed people around!