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a little nervous!!

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ghostrider

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DrTodd wrote:
Michigan Department of Agriculture does have this listed in the administrative rules pertaining to STATE FAIR properties:

R 291.208 Possession of firearms or other dangerous weapons.
Rule 8. It is unlawful for any person, except authorized peace officers and other persons authorized by law, to enter upon a fairgrounds and have in his possession any firearm, loaded or unloaded, or any other dangerous
weapon, concealed or otherwise. A violation of this rule may result in the immediate confiscation of such firearm or other dangerous weapon by the Michigan state police, a state fair guard, or other authorized officer.
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That puts an interesting twist on things.

"...except authorized peace officers and other persons authorized by law..."

"Law" doesn't "authorize" OC, but it does authorize CC with a license.
 
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Jblack44 wrote:
That's ok, when I met Michigander at a OC lunch, he hadn't seen a razor in a few days :p
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I'm just saying as a general way to look presentable and not get anyone concerned that might otherwise be, having your face look like it's fresh and up kept is probably a good idea. Everyone of course looks different, and everyone knows what it takes to make themselves look good. A better way to say that would be look presentable, try not to be a smelly slob in camo pants with paint stains.

In my case, I rarely actually shave to the point of babies ass smooth, because it's another way to let people know I'm not a cop. But if it makes you look good, it's a something to consider doing.
 
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