Repeater
Regular Member
Does this seem right? Worth reading, at any rate:
Virginia’s 10 Most Dangerous Places
H/T Virginia Right.
Virginia’s 10 Most Dangerous Places
H/T Virginia Right.
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Virginia’s 10 Most Dangerous Places
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BlueSquid
Regular Member
There's a good number of cities with Navy bases on that list. That's a whole helluva lot of people going to/from work, and running errands in between, that aren't allowed to be armed and it's pretty common knowledge as well as easy to spot us and the civilians we work with...may be a contributing factor, if the list is to be believed.
davidmcbeth
Banned
I've been to many of those cities/towns. I did not find any of them particularly dangerous looking.
And how can the capitol of the confederacy be a bad place? List probably made by some whoosie yankee.
And how can the capitol of the confederacy be a bad place? List probably made by some whoosie yankee.
va_tazdad
Regular Member
Now Skid, you KNOW there is no gang problem in Chesterfield the "popo" have said so many times!
And like the federal gubermant, they NEVER lie.
BG may live in Chesterfield, but they mostly go to Richmond to commit their crimes - too many armed citizens in Chesterfield.
It's all the visiting carpetbagger that cause trouble. :uhoh:
Speaking of which, when are you going to take Skidmark up on his offer to come teach our redneck judges how to adjudicate properly?
A Conneticut Yankee in King [strike]Arthur's[/strike] John's Court? Say nay - no redeeming social value.
He fools the inhabitants....into thinking he is a magician.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Connecticut_Yankee_in_King_Arthur's_Court
hunter45
Regular Member
I always thought Emporia was up there around #2?
Only on days of the week ending in a "y"
half_life1052
Regular Member
I know. Great isn't it?
Now if I could get Texas to feel the love about open carry I would be in seventh heaven. This is one yankee that moved to where the culture fits him and left the soft sided luggage (carpet or otherwise) behind.Bob1
Regular Member
Peter, looks to be pretty safe up 'north' where Jim Canby and I live.
In the words of Alfred Douglas Smith, Grand Master of Masons in Virginia in 1949, we merely live in the "Least Southernmost part of the Commonwealth of Virginia" despite the way you like to rag us for living north of the Ni River where all your transportation improvement tax dollars flow to.
In the words of Alfred Douglas Smith, Grand Master of Masons in Virginia in 1949, we merely live in the "Least Southernmost part of the Commonwealth of Virginia" despite the way you like to rag us for living north of the Ni River where all your transportation improvement tax dollars flow to.
Peter, looks to be pretty safe up 'north' where Jim Canby and I live.
In the words of Alfred Douglas Smith, Grand Master of Masons in Virginia in 1949, we merely live in the "Least Southernmost part of the Commonwealth of Virginia" despite the way you like to rag us for living north of the Ni River where all your transportation improvement tax dollars flow to.
It's not the geographicality that causes the "North of the Ni" distinction. It's the rampant, unchecked, and as far as can be determined contagious mental illness that, thankfully, is pretty much confined to the area. It must be that; there's no other explanation for the repeated re-elecction of the Progressive Social Democrats in the face of accumulated evidence of the harm they cause.
I guess having more and more roads to get to the job of sucking on the government teat is a priority. (Yes, I know that there are some folks there who are not employed by the government. It's just hyperbole.)
stay safe.