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Possmo wrote:
I'm typing this from the waiting room of Labcorp. Pre-employment drug screening. On the wall is a NO FIREARMS OR WEAPONS sign. On my hip is my empty Serpa. First time I've had to disarm in my car since starting to OC.
Does GA have a signage law, Alabama doesn't so the sign isn't worth the
wall space it takes up.
Damn the job. Who knows if you ask politely while picking lint off the grip
"Are you sure I didn't pass?" Is it possible powder residue messes with
the results? They just might put in a good word for you and justify more cops
patrolling the front lobby, thus stimulating the economy.:shock:
Worst part of having clean internals is they always pick you for the randoms
so they don't get failures on the record. By OC'ing you tell the boss you
have either the biggest set of any criminal in the state, or you do not have
anything in your fluids that would be a crime. I found that if you demand
they do a blood test instead of filling the cup, they will not want to pay the
extra money and will leave you alone.
I had to disarm the other day since I was going to be giving my state rep
what for. Sadly for the cannon fodder, I did sit in the middle for protection.:lol:
I did point out that to put a legal notice in the court house when there are
armed guards keeping you from going in violates my rights, only I can choose
to disarm when I feel the need, the state has no such right to disarm me
so I can find out if there is something I need to know about. Holster wasn't
empty, voice recorder drops right in and stares them down with the little red light.
It is a good thing to keep a gun in car, in AL if a crook steels the car, he adds
a weapons charge to his other headaches.