M
McX
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so Handy, your saying it's clean clear to flag town break, break?
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HandyHamlet
Regular Member
There's a county mounty in the middle at the 7-5 mile marker and a break check for a UFO on shoulder at the 8-3 marker. After that you can drop the hammer down. Catch ya on the flip flop.
oak1971
Regular Member
GLOCK21GB
Campaign Veteran
oak1971
Regular Member
I was #75 at 4:00pm. They asked for my ID and I replied, "About time you started checking!" They were not amused.
GLOCK21GB
Campaign Veteran
# 24 at noon
HandyHamlet
Regular Member
#122 around 5:30.
Hey, Kris Kristofferson stole my avatard!
[video=youtube;Fnl4Y-nYdJE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fnl4Y-nYdJE[/video]
Hey, Kris Kristofferson stole my avatard!
[video=youtube;Fnl4Y-nYdJE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fnl4Y-nYdJE[/video]
Lurchiron
Regular Member
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GlockRDH
Regular Member
Ill be set up (along with the guys..) in defensive positions around Columbia county...40cal, 7.62, some 8mm Mauser and several sling shots....I hate zombies...as well as Illinois Nazis...
rcawdor57
Campaign Veteran
They Asked For ID? Not Legal Until The 2012 Elections To Ask For ID.
I voted first thing yesterday morning. No one asked for my ID or anyone else's ID that were in line to vote. The law doesn't go into effect until next year for ID.
I voted first thing yesterday morning. No one asked for my ID or anyone else's ID that were in line to vote. The law doesn't go into effect until next year for ID.
IcrewUH60
Regular Member
I feel a little late to the party.... but
I, and my family (and maybe the damn dog) will be bugging out to Texas. Should make for an interesting drive.
Wife: "What do you mean I can't fit another suitcase in here?"
Me:" Are you Effin kidding me, I already told you; Guns, Ammo, Silver, Water, Food....ummm fishing gear, in that order. Let's move!"
Although northern Wisconsin has nice lakes to "retire" on...
I, and my family (and maybe the damn dog) will be bugging out to Texas. Should make for an interesting drive.
Wife: "What do you mean I can't fit another suitcase in here?"
Me:" Are you Effin kidding me, I already told you; Guns, Ammo, Silver, Water, Food....ummm fishing gear, in that order. Let's move!"
Although northern Wisconsin has nice lakes to "retire" on...
paul@paul-fisher.com
Regular Member
According to the GAB, they are supposed to ask starting 7/1 but not required until the spring 2012 election.
http://gab.wi.gov/elections-voting/photo-id
rcawdor57
Campaign Veteran
True. They Can Ask But No One Has To Have An ID Yet To Vote.
The forms were on the table with the guys sitting there holding the "voters" books. No one asked for ID but I did see the new law printed on a stack of forms sitting on the same table explaining that in 2012 ID will be required to vote.
One guy in line to vote was wearing a "Steitz" T-Shirt and one of the women working there told him he couldn't wear it. He blasted her good and so did three other people who worked there. He told her she wanted to violate his 1st Amendment right to free speech and he would sue her if she tried to have him removed. Oh...I loved it.
People are sick and tired of having their rights trampled on!
The forms were on the table with the guys sitting there holding the "voters" books. No one asked for ID but I did see the new law printed on a stack of forms sitting on the same table explaining that in 2012 ID will be required to vote.
One guy in line to vote was wearing a "Steitz" T-Shirt and one of the women working there told him he couldn't wear it. He blasted her good and so did three other people who worked there. He told her she wanted to violate his 1st Amendment right to free speech and he would sue her if she tried to have him removed. Oh...I loved it.
People are sick and tired of having their rights trampled on!
Big Dipper
Regular Member
She was probably correct though!
No signs, no buttons, no pamphlets and probably no shirts hawking one candidate or another.
No signs, no buttons, no pamphlets and probably no shirts hawking one candidate or another.
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rcawdor57
Campaign Veteran
All That Was On It Was One Word "Steitz".
More and more "laws" are made to prohibit our Liberties on a daily basis. I was proud to witness the event. I am sure that if someone were wearing a union t-shirt or ACORN or Obama or Wirch shirt or anything similar not one word would have been said against wearing it.
Besides, "Steitz" could be anyone or anything.
More and more "laws" are made to prohibit our Liberties on a daily basis. I was proud to witness the event. I am sure that if someone were wearing a union t-shirt or ACORN or Obama or Wirch shirt or anything similar not one word would have been said against wearing it.
Besides, "Steitz" could be anyone or anything.
Outdoorsman1
Regular Member
Especially seeins how "Steitz" was a candidate with his name on the ballot...
Just Sayin...
Outdoorsman1
GlockRDH
Regular Member
makes me wanna have all the candidates names sewn on ALL my clothes for the spring election... see at what point they tell me to quit removing clothing...lol
rcawdor57
Campaign Veteran
A Word On A Shirt Is Not Political Speech.
It didn't say "Vote for....". It's one word guys. We are getting way too wrapped up in little things and applying LAWS and RULES to EVERYTHING. Really? So every time a person puts on a specific article of clothing that person has to go through a list of rules or laws he or she may be violating?
Next time I vote I will be wearing my "XXX candidate" hat with my "XXX candidate" shirt with my "XXX candidate" shoes holding a King James Bible (LARGE EDITION) with the print on the Bible facing outward. Oh, and if legal how about open carrying my 1911 while voting. That should be interesting.
It didn't say "Vote for....". It's one word guys. We are getting way too wrapped up in little things and applying LAWS and RULES to EVERYTHING. Really? So every time a person puts on a specific article of clothing that person has to go through a list of rules or laws he or she may be violating?
Next time I vote I will be wearing my "XXX candidate" hat with my "XXX candidate" shirt with my "XXX candidate" shoes holding a King James Bible (LARGE EDITION) with the print on the Bible facing outward. Oh, and if legal how about open carrying my 1911 while voting. That should be interesting.
Outdoorsman1
Regular Member
Yea... not related but a while back I heard about a judge somewhere that put a female in jail for contempt for wearing a offensive (to the judge) tee shirt in her courtroom...
Sorry long time ago.. no link...and no time right now for google search...
Outdoorsman1
ETA... Ok ok ok.... how long does a google search take... not long...
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/05/05/suburban-woman-jailed-ove_n_565014.html
Happened in IL... go figure....
Sorry long time ago.. no link...and no time right now for google search...
Outdoorsman1
ETA... Ok ok ok.... how long does a google search take... not long...
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/05/05/suburban-woman-jailed-ove_n_565014.html
Happened in IL... go figure....
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Big Dipper
Regular Member
Geez, don't stop there. BHO and his goon the AG didn't think this was illegal either.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/05/29/charges-new-black-panthers-dropped-obama-justice-dept/