Tony Santiago
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carried in post office followed by ss office without realizing..
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Aaron1124
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Oops..
Oops..
FMCDH
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GASP!! And no one died!?!? :what:
You go so lucky your pistol didnt fly out of its holster on its own and shoot everyone nearby!
GASP!! And no one died!?!? :what:
You go so lucky your pistol didnt fly out of its holster on its own and shoot everyone nearby!
Machoduck
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Thank goodness the cops didn't see you do that. They would have ticketed you, having the moral high ground of never making mistakes themselves. sarcasm/off
I see an increasing tendency to call everything one might do a crime, never a mistake. The aim of tyrants is to make everyone a criminal, except themselves of course, and thereby capture the moral high ground. Except that in the world of newspeak, where freedom is slavery, what does moral high ground mean?
MD
Thank goodness the cops didn't see you do that. They would have ticketed you, having the moral high ground of never making mistakes themselves. sarcasm/off
I see an increasing tendency to call everything one might do a crime, never a mistake. The aim of tyrants is to make everyone a criminal, except themselves of course, and thereby capture the moral high ground. Except that in the world of newspeak, where freedom is slavery, what does moral high ground mean?
MD
antispam540
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"I got away with it, so I felt compelled to rush home and confess to two federal crimes in a public forum!"
"I got away with it, so I felt compelled to rush home and confess to two federal crimes in a public forum!"
Aaron1124
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antispam540 wrote:
antispam540 wrote:
Well unless he was actually caught in the act.. he could come on here and say he just sold 10 kilos of cocaine today. LOL"I got away with it, so I felt compelled to rush home and confess to two federal crimes in a public forum!"
amzbrady
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antispam540 wrote:
antispam540 wrote:
Dont know why the public cant carry in a Post Office, Its the Postal workers that go postal."I got away with it, so I felt compelled to rush home and confess to two federal crimes in a public forum!"
kwikrnu
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Seeing as this website is monitered by law enforcement, it's my guess this is a late April fools joke.
Seeing as this website is monitered by law enforcement, it's my guess this is a late April fools joke.
Batousaii
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LT ... you must ensure everyone knows the power of that Aluminum Foil Deflector Beanie.
See http://zapatopi.net/afdb/.. For those that may need to construct one.
Tony, I am glad your OK. Especially if you were not deploying AFDB, they could have figured you out easily.
lolBat
LT ... you must ensure everyone knows the power of that Aluminum Foil Deflector Beanie.
See http://zapatopi.net/afdb/.. For those that may need to construct one.
Tony, I am glad your OK. Especially if you were not deploying AFDB, they could have figured you out easily.
lol
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Machoduck
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Aaah, that's the beauty of laws that say, in effect, yes you can but on the other hand, no you can't. This comes about because there are so many laws that nobody can keep track of them, let alone the inherent contradictions between them.
MD
Aaah, that's the beauty of laws that say, in effect, yes you can but on the other hand, no you can't. This comes about because there are so many laws that nobody can keep track of them, let alone the inherent contradictions between them.
MD
oneeyeross
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Batousaii wrote:
"Conclusion: The helmets amplify frequency bands that coincide with those allocated to the US government between 1.2 Ghz and 1.4 Ghz. According to the FCC, These bands are supposedly reserved for ''radio location'' (ie, GPS), and other communications with satellites (see, for example, [3]). The 2.6 Ghz band coincides with mobile phone technology. Though not affiliated by government, these bands are at the hands of multinational corporations. It requires no stretch of the imagination to conclude that the current helmet craze is likely to have been propagated by the Government, possibly with the involvement of the FCC. We hope this report will encourage the paranoid community to develop improved helmet designs to avoid falling prey to these shortcomings."
Batousaii wrote:
Yes, but there is evidence to refute the AFDB effectiveness...http://people.csail.mit.edu/rahimi/helmet/LT ... you must ensure everyone knows the power of that Aluminum Foil Deflector Beanie.
See http://zapatopi.net/afdb/.. For those that may need to construct one.
Tony, I am glad your OK. Especially if you were not deploying AFDB, they could have figured you out easily.
lol
"Conclusion: The helmets amplify frequency bands that coincide with those allocated to the US government between 1.2 Ghz and 1.4 Ghz. According to the FCC, These bands are supposedly reserved for ''radio location'' (ie, GPS), and other communications with satellites (see, for example, [3]). The 2.6 Ghz band coincides with mobile phone technology. Though not affiliated by government, these bands are at the hands of multinational corporations. It requires no stretch of the imagination to conclude that the current helmet craze is likely to have been propagated by the Government, possibly with the involvement of the FCC. We hope this report will encourage the paranoid community to develop improved helmet designs to avoid falling prey to these shortcomings."
Landpimp
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correct you cant carry in the PO, but a most(buildings) are not owned but the Gov, they are leased from someone, USPS owns very few of the of the local PO. If I recall(and might bewrong)PO workers are not federal workers, they are contract workers
regardless.....yeah packing at the PO is a no no
correct you cant carry in the PO, but a most(buildings) are not owned but the Gov, they are leased from someone, USPS owns very few of the of the local PO. If I recall(and might bewrong)PO workers are not federal workers, they are contract workers
regardless.....yeah packing at the PO is a no no
Aaron1124
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Landpimp wrote:
Landpimp wrote:
I think it varies by position. I've seen ads hiring for U.S. Postal workers offering Federal Benefits.
amzbrady
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Landpimp wrote:
Landpimp wrote:
Way I read it, having a firearm in your car in the parking lot while you go in unarmed is a no no.
Aaron1124
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amzbrady wrote:
amzbrady wrote:
So what choices does that leave? Park across the street?
amzbrady
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yep.
yep.
amzbrady
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NavyLT wrote:
NavyLT wrote:
OMG, LMFAO... Sgt Schultz has been abducted and mind melted with the cat in the hat.kwikrnu wrote:
:uhoh: They are coming for you, Tony.... don't answer that knock at the door! :what:
Landpimp
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not sure, but my local PO is leased as the parking lot is also leased and shared with many other business's, so I think in my case the lot is no issue. I can ask the Post Master when I see him next but cant recall anyone ever being arrested for packing in the PO, I am sure someone has just cant think of any instance
Wonder why its not likethe other off limits places that are required to secure you gun(like say going to LESA) while they dont, they if you call ahead will have someone to watch your gun, its the LAW. Of course I dont feel the need to waste on officers time, so I just leave em in the car
amzbrady wrote:
not sure, but my local PO is leased as the parking lot is also leased and shared with many other business's, so I think in my case the lot is no issue. I can ask the Post Master when I see him next but cant recall anyone ever being arrested for packing in the PO, I am sure someone has just cant think of any instance
Wonder why its not likethe other off limits places that are required to secure you gun(like say going to LESA) while they dont, they if you call ahead will have someone to watch your gun, its the LAW. Of course I dont feel the need to waste on officers time, so I just leave em in the car
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BigDave
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Tony Santiago wrote:
If it is so easy for you to forget then what is the next thing you will forget? Exercising our right to Bear Arms come with a great responsibility and not to be taken lightly.
Tony Santiago wrote:
Will this be your excuse when you try and enter a court or airport security area as well, I cannot see how one can forget they are carrying and entering such a well know off limits areas and claim it to be by accident or oh I forgot.
If it is so easy for you to forget then what is the next thing you will forget? Exercising our right to Bear Arms come with a great responsibility and not to be taken lightly.