OC questions

[Taurus850CIA]

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Yooper wrote:

T Vance wrote:

That and most malls seem to dislike OC and CC (you usually have to read the malls "rules/Code f Conduct to find out if they proibit firearms. Good luck finding those at times), so police may be more likely to be called by mall security.

LOL...this is the U.P. We don't have mall security.

He could always go to the Copper Country Mall in Houghton. You could OC naked while running around screaming like a crazed lunatic and be fine, since there's nobody there to call you in.

Some people here might do that...:what::uhoh:

 

[Evil Creamsicle]

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on a side note, Wash Rinse Repeat even works in every situation, gun related or not:

(While waiting in line, I overhear a conversation between a teenager and a police officer, both of whom are also waiting. The boy has red plastic cups and ping pong balls in hand.)
Officer: “Can I ask what those are for?”
Teenage customer: “No, no questions.”
Officer: “Where’s the party?”
Teenage customer: “No parties.”
(The kid checks out, and as he’s walking out the door yells “SODA PONG!” and flicks his wrist.)
Officer, to me: “Yeah, I’ll get the call in a couple hours.”

 

[T Vance]

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Yooper wrote:

T Vance wrote:

That and most malls seem to dislike OC and CC (you usually have to read the malls "rules/Code f Conduct to find out if they proibit firearms. Good luck finding those at times), so police may be more likely to be called by mall security.

LOL...this is the U.P. We don't have mall security.

He could always go to the Copper Country Mall in Houghton. You could OC naked while running around screaming like a crazed lunatic and be fine, since there's nobody there to call you in.

Now that you mention it, I don't think I recall seeing any security at the Alpena mall either.

 

[Taurus850CIA]

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Evil Creamsicle wrote:

on a side note, Wash Rinse Repeat even works in every situation, gun related or not:

(While waiting in line, I overhear a conversation between a teenager and a police officer, both of whom are also waiting. The boy has red plastic cups and ping pong balls in hand.)
Officer: “Can I ask what those are for?”
Teenage customer: “No, no questions.”
Officer: “Where’s the party?”
Teenage customer: “No parties.”
(The kid checks out, and as he’s walking out the door yells “SODA PONG!” and flicks his wrist.)
Officer, to me: “Yeah, I’ll get the call in a couple hours.”

ROFL!