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Bunch of silliness in here. It's an inanimate object. It's not like they just "go off" all on their own. I wonder how any of you actually shop for guns. All those pistols in the case, pointing at the customers (or the staff, depending on orientation). That said .... Meat looks good, sides are sub-optimal. 6/10. View Quote there are only really 4 rules. 4 |
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So a gun in a display case is the same thing as a gun right next to a fork that the OP is about to use to eat food? Gotcha View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Bunch of silliness in here. It's an inanimate object. It's not like they just "go off" all on their own. I wonder how any of you actually shop for guns. All those pistols in the case, pointing at the customers (or the staff, depending on orientation). That said .... Meat looks good, sides are sub-optimal. 6/10. So a gun in a display case is the same thing as a gun right next to a fork that the OP is about to use to eat food? Gotcha On the "danger scale?" Yes. |
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Bunch of silliness in here. It's an inanimate object. It's not like they just "go off" all on their own. I wonder how any of you actually shop for guns. All those pistols in the case, pointing at the customers (or the staff, depending on orientation). That said .... Meat looks good, sides are sub-optimal. 6/10. View Quote Those in a case aren't under your control. Those on your dinner table are. All firearms are ALWAYS LOADED. |
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Bunch of silliness in here. It's an inanimate object. It's not like they just "go off" all on their own. I wonder how any of you actually shop for guns. All those pistols in the case, pointing at the customers (or the staff, depending on orientation). That said .... Meat looks good, sides are sub-optimal. 6/10. there are only really 4 rules. 4 There's nothing unsafe about a gun laying on a surface. Period. It really makes no difference what is in front of its muzzle. |
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OP domestic violence is not the answer why are you pointing those firearms at your headless GF.
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There's nothing unsafe about a gun laying on a surface. Period. It really makes no difference what is in front of its muzzle. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Bunch of silliness in here. It's an inanimate object. It's not like they just "go off" all on their own. I wonder how any of you actually shop for guns. All those pistols in the case, pointing at the customers (or the staff, depending on orientation). That said .... Meat looks good, sides are sub-optimal. 6/10. there are only really 4 rules. 4 There's nothing unsafe about a gun laying on a surface. Period. It really makes no difference what is in front of its muzzle. You should be banned for that comment. |
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Bunch of silliness in here. It's an inanimate object. It's not like they just "go off" all on their own. I wonder how any of you actually shop for guns. All those pistols in the case, pointing at the customers (or the staff, depending on orientation). That said .... Meat looks good, sides are sub-optimal. 6/10. So a gun in a display case is the same thing as a gun right next to a fork that the OP is about to use to eat food? Gotcha On the "danger scale?" Yes. You're wrong. Sorry. |
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Bunch of silliness in here. It's an inanimate object. It's not like they just "go off" all on their own. I wonder how any of you actually shop for guns. All those pistols in the case, pointing at the customers (or the staff, depending on orientation). That said .... Meat looks good, sides are sub-optimal. 6/10. there are only really 4 rules. 4 There's nothing unsafe about a gun laying on a surface. Period. It really makes no difference what is in front of its muzzle. You should be banned for that comment. OK, I'll play. What, exactly, is the inherent danger possessed by a gun laying on a counter? Not one in someone's hands. Not one being manipulated by a person. Just laying there. I'm genuinely interested in your take on this "OMG, we're all going to die" situation. For the record, I don't sweep people with the muzzle of a gun I'm holding, because that's dangerous, what with a human holding the device and all. I do not, however, carefully plan my travels through a room to make sure I'm never standing in front of a gun laying on a flat surface, all by its lonesome. Do you? |
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Put a tri-tip roast on the smoker at 320 degrees until the internal temp was 125*, made some sweet potatoes, mac and cheese, and some fried corn for the girlfriend. <a href="http://s254.photobucket.com/user/132yamaha/media/20141122_182353.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh89/132yamaha/20141122_182353.jpg</a> <a href="http://s254.photobucket.com/user/132yamaha/media/20141122_182341.jpg.html" target="_blank">http://i254.photobucket.com/albums/hh89/132yamaha/20141122_182341.jpg</a> View Quote Double fail. -10 for the muzzle discipline. -10 for the bleedout |
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OK, I'll play. What, exactly, is the inherent danger possessed by a gun laying on a counter? Not one in someone's hands. Not one being manipulated by a person. Just laying there. I'm genuinely interested in your take on this "OMG, we're all going to die" situation. For the record, I don't sweep people with the muzzle of a gun I'm holding, because that's dangerous, what with a human holding the device and all. I do not, however, carefully plan my travels through a room to make sure I'm never standing in front of a gun laying on a flat surface, all by its lonesome. Do you? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Bunch of silliness in here. It's an inanimate object. It's not like they just "go off" all on their own. I wonder how any of you actually shop for guns. All those pistols in the case, pointing at the customers (or the staff, depending on orientation). That said .... Meat looks good, sides are sub-optimal. 6/10. there are only really 4 rules. 4 There's nothing unsafe about a gun laying on a surface. Period. It really makes no difference what is in front of its muzzle. You should be banned for that comment. OK, I'll play. What, exactly, is the inherent danger possessed by a gun laying on a counter? Not one in someone's hands. Not one being manipulated by a person. Just laying there. I'm genuinely interested in your take on this "OMG, we're all going to die" situation. For the record, I don't sweep people with the muzzle of a gun I'm holding, because that's dangerous, what with a human holding the device and all. I do not, however, carefully plan my travels through a room to make sure I'm never standing in front of a gun laying on a flat surface, all by its lonesome. Do you? Go put a bunch of guns on a table aimed at one seat....then ask someone educated on firearm safety to sit down at that seat. Reply back |
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Go put a bunch of guns on a table aimed at one seat....then ask someone educated on gun safety to sit down at that seat. Reply back View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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OK, I'll play. What, exactly, is the inherent danger possessed by a gun laying on a counter? Not one in someone's hands. Not one being manipulated by a person. Just laying there. I'm genuinely interested in your take on this "OMG, we're all going to die" situation. For the record, I don't sweep people with the muzzle of a gun I'm holding, because that's dangerous, what with a human holding the device and all. I do not, however, carefully plan my travels through a room to make sure I'm never standing in front of a gun laying on a flat surface, all by its lonesome. Do you? Go put a bunch of guns on a table aimed at one seat....then ask someone educated on gun safety to sit down at that seat. Reply back While pithy, your response fails to address either of the direct questions in the post you quoted. |
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OK, I'll play. What, exactly, is the inherent danger possessed by a gun laying on a counter? Not one in someone's hands. Not one being manipulated by a person. Just laying there. I'm genuinely interested in your take on this "OMG, we're all going to die" situation. For the record, I don't sweep people with the muzzle of a gun I'm holding, because that's dangerous, what with a human holding the device and all. I do not, however, carefully plan my travels through a room to make sure I'm never standing in front of a gun laying on a flat surface, all by its lonesome. Do you? Go put a bunch of guns on a table aimed at one seat....then ask someone educated on gun safety to sit down at that seat. Reply back While pithy, your response fails to address either of the direct questions in the post you quoted. It's an extremely unsafe practice. Probably 99% of "accidental" shootings happen with an "I swear to God it wasn't loaded!!" firearm. There's no good reason to have a muzzle pointed at anything you don't intend to kill. |
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While pithy, your response fails to address either of the direct questions in the post you quoted. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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OK, I'll play. What, exactly, is the inherent danger possessed by a gun laying on a counter? Not one in someone's hands. Not one being manipulated by a person. Just laying there. I'm genuinely interested in your take on this "OMG, we're all going to die" situation. For the record, I don't sweep people with the muzzle of a gun I'm holding, because that's dangerous, what with a human holding the device and all. I do not, however, carefully plan my travels through a room to make sure I'm never standing in front of a gun laying on a flat surface, all by its lonesome. Do you? Go put a bunch of guns on a table aimed at one seat....then ask someone educated on gun safety to sit down at that seat. Reply back While pithy, your response fails to address either of the direct questions in the post you quoted. Anyone that thinks that an unloaded gun in a display case at a gun store is more dangerous than multiple "unloaded" firearms on a dining room table aimed at their girlfriend....Is simply retarded. |
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Anyone that thinks that an unloaded gun in a display case at a gun store is less dangerous than multiple "unloaded" firearms on a dining room table aimed at their girlfriend....Is simply retarded. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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OK, I'll play. What, exactly, is the inherent danger possessed by a gun laying on a counter? Not one in someone's hands. Not one being manipulated by a person. Just laying there. I'm genuinely interested in your take on this "OMG, we're all going to die" situation. For the record, I don't sweep people with the muzzle of a gun I'm holding, because that's dangerous, what with a human holding the device and all. I do not, however, carefully plan my travels through a room to make sure I'm never standing in front of a gun laying on a flat surface, all by its lonesome. Do you? Go put a bunch of guns on a table aimed at one seat....then ask someone educated on gun safety to sit down at that seat. Reply back While pithy, your response fails to address either of the direct questions in the post you quoted. Anyone that thinks that an unloaded gun in a display case at a gun store is less dangerous than multiple "unloaded" firearms on a dining room table aimed at their girlfriend....Is simply retarded. So, wait, you're saying the guns in the case are *more* dangerous? How do you shop? At any rate, there's no "less than zero" in this case. A gun sitting untouched is simply not dangerous. Period. If that were not the case, we'd hear much more often of guns literally just "going off" and killing people. I've had guns in my house since before I was born. I have never even *heard* of one simply firing, untouched, while sitting on a flat surface. There's just no danger there. None. Your logic simply isn't sound. |
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So, wait, you're saying the guns in the case are *more* dangerous? How do you shop? At any rate, there's no "less than zero" in this case. A gun sitting untouched is simply not dangerous. Period. If that were not the case, we'd hear much more often of guns literally just "going off" and killing people. I've had guns in my house since before I was born. I have never even *heard* of one simply firing, untouched, while sitting on a flat surface. There's just no danger there. None. Your logic simply isn't sound. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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OK, I'll play. What, exactly, is the inherent danger possessed by a gun laying on a counter? Not one in someone's hands. Not one being manipulated by a person. Just laying there. I'm genuinely interested in your take on this "OMG, we're all going to die" situation. For the record, I don't sweep people with the muzzle of a gun I'm holding, because that's dangerous, what with a human holding the device and all. I do not, however, carefully plan my travels through a room to make sure I'm never standing in front of a gun laying on a flat surface, all by its lonesome. Do you? Go put a bunch of guns on a table aimed at one seat....then ask someone educated on gun safety to sit down at that seat. Reply back While pithy, your response fails to address either of the direct questions in the post you quoted. Anyone that thinks that an unloaded gun in a display case at a gun store is less dangerous than multiple "unloaded" firearms on a dining room table aimed at their girlfriend....Is simply retarded. So, wait, you're saying the guns in the case are *more* dangerous? How do you shop? At any rate, there's no "less than zero" in this case. A gun sitting untouched is simply not dangerous. Period. If that were not the case, we'd hear much more often of guns literally just "going off" and killing people. I've had guns in my house since before I was born. I have never even *heard* of one simply firing, untouched, while sitting on a flat surface. There's just no danger there. None. Your logic simply isn't sound. I switched to more....because aiming all your unloaded guns at your girlfriend is in bad taste. |
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Well at least I'm good at one thing. Giving everyone with no life on a Saturday night something to rag on??
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You fucked up cooking the tri tip
The sides are all wrong for tri tip All the other fuck up's have been covered already. 0/10
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OK, I'll play. What, exactly, is the inherent danger possessed by a gun laying on a counter? Not one in someone's hands. Not one being manipulated by a person. Just laying there. I'm genuinely interested in your take on this "OMG, we're all going to die" situation. For the record, I don't sweep people with the muzzle of a gun I'm holding, because that's dangerous, what with a human holding the device and all. I do not, however, carefully plan my travels through a room to make sure I'm never standing in front of a gun laying on a flat surface, all by its lonesome. Do you? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Bunch of silliness in here. It's an inanimate object. It's not like they just "go off" all on their own. I wonder how any of you actually shop for guns. All those pistols in the case, pointing at the customers (or the staff, depending on orientation). That said .... Meat looks good, sides are sub-optimal. 6/10. there are only really 4 rules. 4 There's nothing unsafe about a gun laying on a surface. Period. It really makes no difference what is in front of its muzzle. You should be banned for that comment. OK, I'll play. What, exactly, is the inherent danger possessed by a gun laying on a counter? Not one in someone's hands. Not one being manipulated by a person. Just laying there. I'm genuinely interested in your take on this "OMG, we're all going to die" situation. For the record, I don't sweep people with the muzzle of a gun I'm holding, because that's dangerous, what with a human holding the device and all. I do not, however, carefully plan my travels through a room to make sure I'm never standing in front of a gun laying on a flat surface, all by its lonesome. Do you? It's not about whether or not the gun will go off, it's about awareness. Hence the term "muzzle awareness". If you don't care where the muzzle is pointed while others are in the room...and you don't care to lock open the bolt when others are in the room...when will you? |
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Wait just a damned minute... I have no life *BUT,* I was raggin on the raggers. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Well at least I'm good at one thing. Giving everyone with no life on a Saturday night something to rag on?? Wait just a damned minute... I have no life *BUT,* I was raggin on the raggers. OP admitted it was a mistake. Why can't you? |
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you cut it too quickly, juices flowed out or it's one of those cheap steaks pumped full of water?
eta: are you from Spokane, typical of those people
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I actually only missed 1 question on the multiple choice test when I was 5 or 6. Clearly that doesn't make a difference in the real world. I mean obviously I'm the only guy on this forum to make a mistake. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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OP needs a hunter safety card. I actually only missed 1 question on the multiple choice test when I was 5 or 6. Clearly that doesn't make a difference in the real world. I mean obviously I'm the only guy on this forum to make a mistake. Well now you know, and knowing is half the battle |
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You didn't finish cooking the meat. A little pink is okay but blood running out is way too RAW
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OK, I'll play. What, exactly, is the inherent danger possessed by a gun laying on a counter? Not one in someone's hands. Not one being manipulated by a person. Just laying there. I'm genuinely interested in your take on this "OMG, we're all going to die" situation. For the record, I don't sweep people with the muzzle of a gun I'm holding, because that's dangerous, what with a human holding the device and all. I do not, however, carefully plan my travels through a room to make sure I'm never standing in front of a gun laying on a flat surface, all by its lonesome. Do you? Go put a bunch of guns on a table aimed at one seat....then ask someone educated on gun safety to sit down at that seat. Reply back While pithy, your response fails to address either of the direct questions in the post you quoted. I think the problem isn't the gun sitting on the counter. As you said a gun sitting on the counter poses no threat................. But, a gun that someone is going to grab at some point while the muzzle is pointed at the hooker is the problem. In a gun store it is to some degree 'safer' because those guns are never loaded with ammunition, at home you have to go under a different set of rules. If I go into an electrical store and look at a motor starter display I can safely assume there is not a live feed to the bucket. In the field, not so much. Yes I know that sounds like a double standard, but it is the truth of the matter. |
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Jesus Christ so many rules violations
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OP seems sensitive.
Food looks great and I like your avitar, but you fail at posting dinner pics. Try harder next time. 2/10, because I haven't had red meat in some time. |
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At any rate, there's no "less than zero" in this case. A gun sitting untouched is simply not dangerous. Period. If that were not the case, we'd hear much more often of guns literally just "going off" and killing people. I've had guns in my house since before I was born. I have never even *heard* of one simply firing, untouched, while sitting on a flat surface. There's just no danger there. None. Your logic simply isn't sound. View Quote You comepletely fail at basic risk management. When a severe incident happens, 2 or 3 things that "would never happen" all happen and then you get a fatality. Sure, In a vacuum, An unloaded gun being pointed at someone is not dangerous at all. That's a fact. Obviously real life doesn't take place in a vacuum. Promoting that pointing unloaded guns at people has "zero danger" in real life, is asinine at best. |
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Next time:
1) Let it rest 2) Across/Against the grain 3) On a bias |
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He asked his girlfriend if she liked it. She responded, "well, if you put a gun to my head...."
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