livetrapper13
Regular Member
I was wondering about that. I have to go in next week to get some cavities filled, but wasn't sure if those drugs prohibited me from carrying.
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I was wondering about that. I have to go in next week to get some cavities filled, but wasn't sure if those drugs prohibited me from carrying.
Gunslinger
Regular Member
Novacane isn't a problem, just a local pain killer. Nitrous needs to wear off before you can drive, anyway. Once it does--pretty quickly, you're fine.
M-Taliesin
Regular Member
Howdy Pard!
I agree. NO2 usually wears off before they release you back to the wild. Usually before you are even out of the chair.
What bothered me about my last visit to the dentist is why the thing had stirrups!
Maybe I'm just a bit old fashioned, but I don't trust a dental chair that has stirrups!!!!!
Blessings,
M-Taliesin
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It's the ones with tie straps you need to worry about.
since9
Campaign Veteran
I get the distinct impression Sheriff Makita and the CSPD Chief of Police work very well together to ensure Colorado Springs doesn't become a focal point for any of the many LEO/OC encounters located elsewhere we read about on OCDO. From what I gather, local law enforcement is understandably concerns about citizens carrying firearms, but they're also respectful not only of our right to do so, but also of the deterrent value that keeps the criminals out of town and makes the LEO's jobs that much less dangerous.