
Posted: 5/20/2001 8:01:20 PM EDT
OK... I've been goin some thinking lately and this is what I came up with:
We should wear seat belts in a car, to protect us in the incase we get into a car wreak, right?
And we should also lock our guns up, incase a criminal breaks into our home, right?
If you got into a car wreak, you would want to have your seat belt, wouldn't you??? Yes.
If a criminal broke into your home, you would want to have your gun(s) on you, wouldn't you? Yes.
Shit. My mind just went blank....... damnit..
Ok, I'll edit this, and finish it when it comes back to me....... CRAP!! I hate it when this happens....
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LMAO!
"Shit. My mind just went blank....... damnit.."
Yes, and with age it seems to get worse!
The funny thing is....when it finally comes back to you.....it will NOT seem as important as before.
Bow
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shhh It's already inforced by law in my state
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Captain Obvious -
You just gave me the best laugh I've had for a while......
Man you were on such a roll there and I was right along with you and then I just lost it!!
Not laughing at you man - just laughing with....
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[sniper]
[b]The Sniper
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Funny you bring this up. When someone, including LEO's, ask me why I carry all the time, I just use that comparison. I say I don't expect to be in a wreck, but I want to be prepared in case it happens and the same applies to carrying all the time. I don't expect a problem, but if one arises, I am prepared. In response to 'you don't need to carry all the time', which I have heard repeatedly, my response is that I always ask them if the bad guys have working hours and off hours. If they would provide me with this schedule, I would not carry when the bad guys were off duty.
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If it's a Colt, it's a copy of an original ArmaLite.
I am not LARRYG36. Racing is life. Anything that happens before or after is just waiting. If your AR10 is marked Geneseo, IL, it's still an AR10 no matter what some people say. |
I STILL CAN'T REMEMBER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Well, "Cap", you sure got my attention (for a while). Then k-boom! I felt I had been dropped from a cliff or something. Like Sniper, I too had a good laugh, you were on such a roll. [:)]
If you ever get your thoughts back, I would like to hear the rest of your analogy of seat belts and guns. [:\]
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I'm sure I'll be lying in bed tonight, and all the sudden it will pop back into my head. I'll be to lazy to post it, and forget it again in the morning....
I'll write it down when I remember it..
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I have got to stop reading this.... I can hardly see for the tears!
I am trying to figure out where you were going and I keep thinking it is like one of those riddles where your supposed to figure out the last line by what came before..... wait a minute.................. ok ...... no.... I just can't do this..... I am gonna have to stop back when you get that edited.
[sniper]
[b]The Sniper
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Let us review our logic for the evening, so we can try and figure out where you are going with this:
Given: Seat belts protect you in a car wreck.
And: Seal belts are a preventitive measure against car wrecks, and are not always needed.
Therefore: Guns protect us against a criminal.
And: Guns are preventitive measures against criminals, and are not always needed.
Conclusion: Monkeys live in igloos.
Summary: Monkeys should not carry guns, as they are more prone to get into car wrecks.
BS in Political Science, here I come!
Jewbroni~
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Try a shot and a beer or two or three. Even if it doesn't help you remember, you won't care as much. [:)]
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Originally Posted By Crookshanks:
Try a shot and a beer or two or three. Even if it doesn't help you remember, you won't care as much. [:)] View Quote |
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Captain, you have obviously reached the rank where CRS is endemic............I think that you were making the argument that it pays to be prepared. I should know, 2 serious car wrecks and guest of honor at an attempted murder..........If 'it' always happens to the 'other guy' well you've met him.
CRS = Can't Remember Sh!t
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APOCALYPSE NOW!!
we're ready.... |
Originally Posted By Captain Obvious:
We should wear seat belts in a car, to protect us in the incase we get into a car wreak, right?
If you got into a car wreak, you would want to have your seat belt, wouldn't you??? Yes.
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Originally Posted By paspecops:
Captain, you have obviously reached the rank where CRS is endemic............I think that you were making the argument that it pays to be prepared. I should know, 2 serious car wrecks and guest of honor at an attempted murder..........If 'it' always happens to the 'other guy' well you've met him.
CRS = Can't Remember Sh!t View Quote |
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˙ǝuılƃıs ʎɯ uı ʇnd oʇ ɹǝʌǝlɔ ƃuıɥʇʎuɐ ɟo ʞuıɥʇ ʇ,uɐɔ I
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Originally Posted By TREETOP:
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Good recovery. Bravo
(and it makes sense!)
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When you can't make them see the light, make them feel the heat.
~Ronald Reagan |
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