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Watch out for who may be at the door

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Glockface

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I don't open my door to strangers no matter what.I don't even open it when someone rings the door bell.My Glock is close by.I live in the city of milwaukee NW side.
 
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revolverrandy

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I don't answer my door to anyone I don't know and I don't answer my phone reen until I screen it first and hear the voice to see if it someone I know
 
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Knowing you, Brendon, I sure as hell wouldn't try to break into your house or muscle my way in. :D I'd be dead or otherwise incapacitated before I could say "Gimme the money."
 
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kansas has simply provided the analogy that the criminal will percieve. i would have no problem approaching his door at 3 am, remaining outside, providing identification, and if i am carrying also advising him of that. he would probably recognize me as a law abiding citizen, and render aid to me, even though we have never met. criminals are the only ones who have to fear law abiding citizens who OC.
 
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Doug Huffman

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It is often debated, the value that a prosecuting attorney may get from a riced-up carry gun indicating an irresponsible willingness to use deadly force. There are situations like the Halloween trick-or-treater being shot that, being the shooter, I would not want evidence of testosterone poisoning entered into evidence. YMMV

In re appearance, anyone recall the word and meaning of 'fop'?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fop
 
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County Prosecutor wrote:
Please be more discrete.
Click to expand...

As the wise old veteran calmly explained to the new hire while showing him the layout of the landscaping operation.

Pointing to the pile of topsoil he says "Dis dirt" & to the pile of Portland cement he said " Dis crete" :what:.
 
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