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Posted: 3/11/2005 9:58:46 AM EDT
I lost mine in a tragic accident involving Clorox, a midget, some tongue depressers, and a shop-vac.
How about you? |
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A snorkel, a pair of vise grips, and that one fat guy that played comic relief on the original Kojak series. |
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Deep sea fishing accident - lost everything. Why I would have my entire gun collection with me while deep sea fishing? I don't know - maybe it was to protect from pirates arrrgh.
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Everyone seems to lose them on a boat. Is that true, or is it some kind of joke? If the former, how hard is it NOT to bring your entire gun collection on your farkin' boat???
ETA: The above is a fine example. |
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Might be a big boat, dude. |
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Tragic fire hot enough to vaporize everything..........Insurance company acted quickly and I was able to build an exact replica of my house in a very short time.....even the neighbors didn't notice......................................................................................
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tragic cotton picker accident, those spindles can literally reduce a firearm to toothpick sized scraps of their former selves
im sorry.................i promised myself i wouldnt cry |
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All mine were lost in a series of tragic canoe mishaps. You think I would have learned after the first few... but no. |
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Nobody loses them all in a boating accident. You always leave your 10/22 and a .38 revolver in the car just in case there's a tragic accident. Try paying a little attention when you read, OK? I lost mine when I pulled off the road to take a leak while en route to a chartered deep-sea fishing trip. Tragically, a sinkhole opened up and swallowed my car, in which I had my entire gun collection, which I always took with me when fishing offshore. Sadly, I had put my 10/22 and a .38 in the car as well, (just in case a tragic accident occurred while I was at sea with the rest of my gun collection) so I don't have squat now. |
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Bullshit. I have heard more than once how people lose their entire collections on a boat. What is that, seriously? |
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Ummmmmm.................my dog ate them. Ya....that's it. Then he ran away.......But... I do check every doggie-do-do I see in the chance I will find them .......Yep, thats my story.. and I'm stinkin', I mean, stickin' to it......
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You were apparently born missing the humor gene. |
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got a new welding set up and dewatted my guns and made a Peace sculpture out of them flying the UN flag
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All of My firearms were abducted by aliens.
The replacements were lost in a tragic accident involving a time machine and a condom. |
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Since "losing" property during divoce proceedings doesn't fly with family court judges, can y'all just imagine what a Special Firearms Terrorism Tribunal would think of these little games?
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As a group, we boat a lot. We usually take our entire collection along, even for short fishing trips. Accidents happen. |
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9 months of unemployment.
Oh, wait... This is supposed to be a humorous thread. Mike |
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Well. I was toying around with this chemistry project I found on the internet and an unfortunate series of events unfolded that ended up with all my firearms being destroyed by a violent thermite reaction.
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Yeah I had left the 10/22 and .38 in the car while I was deep sea fisting but the car apparently rolled off the dock and fell into the ocean while we were gone.
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God, I hate to think of your ARs undergoing the anal probe. . . . |
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A tube of toothpaste and a jelly donut were involved in my loss.
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I have to admit that I have lied about losing my guns in a boating accident. I thought it would be a convenient and completely credible way to mislead others into believing that I don't own guns any more. The truth is that I never owned any guns in the first place. The belong to God. I just borrow them from his safe from time to time.
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Tragic circumstances involving a tube of toothpaste, tube socks and the neighbors dog. Sad, very sad.
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I had a horrible smelting accident.
I Loooooooovvve Guuunnnns. De Tashte. De Schmell. De Tecktsure. |
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NO SHIT!! Man, thats almost exactly how all of mine were lost. I swear it is a small, ironic world isn't it? |
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I had mine in a safe, but I lost the key and forgot the combination. So I just took the whole thing to the dump and left it.
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I lost mine entire collection in a boating accident. Luckily nobody was hurt.
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So it IS a joke |
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Teh Ghey |
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Actually, I am embarassed to admit this...but all my guns were on THAT boat! I still cry when I see that video. |
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I turned all mine in on a gun buy back program. I got a whole years worth of movie passes for Michael Moore movies.
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If things get that bad it's not time to lose them it's time to use them!
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Your right...seeing that much Rosie would incite me to go out and buy another gun....and then shoot myself. And just exactly what IS a "good" Rosie O'Donnell movie? |
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Oh shit, talk about a typo! |
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