Don White wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq." wrote in message
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Don White wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq." wrote in message
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Don White wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message
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Harry should find this case study interesting.
He might want to reconsider his statement that he intends to blow an
intruder's head clean off with his legendary shotgun. Not only would
that be premeditated murder; It would be accompanied with a prewritten
confession. Not too bright of old Harry. Eh?
Could you say the same about any cop or soldier, who might say
something similar, when training for a life threatening situation?
Don do you own a firearm? If not, do you lose sleep over not being
protected?

I own a single shot Remington 20 ga shotgun and a Cooey Model 64 A 22 cal
semi auto rifle c/w 6 power scope.
Why would I be scared and lose sleep...I live in Canada.
I guess my neighborhood must be safer, I don't own a gun, and I still have
no fear or lose sleep about a home invasion.

Canada does have it's far share of burglaries and gun murders, maybe you
become scared.

There were 2,452,787 crimes reported in 2006; 48% were property related
crimes
and 12.6% were violent crimes. There were 7,518 reported incidents per
100,000 people.

Do you think you would feel safer if you were packing some heat in your
bedroom?

Oh..I pack heat in the bedroom all right!

LOL, I was hoping you would not let that one slide by.

I also keep my trusty Estwing hatchet handy to greet anyone foolish enough
tp break-in.

I guess you need to move down to the US where the living is easy and
safe. I find I don't need a weapon or a hatchet in the bedroom.

Why did that remind me of that old military expression about this is
your weapon and this is your gun?

Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Don White wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq." wrote in message
...
Don White wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message
...
Harry should find this case study interesting.
He might want to reconsider his statement that he intends to blow
an intruder's head clean off with his legendary shotgun. Not only
would that be premeditated murder; It would be accompanied with a
prewritten confession. Not too bright of old Harry. Eh?

Could you say the same about any cop or soldier, who might say
something similar, when training for a life threatening situation?
Don do you own a firearm? If not, do you lose sleep over not being
protected?


I own a single shot Remington 20 ga shotgun and a Cooey Model 64 A 22
cal semi auto rifle c/w 6 power scope.
Why would I be scared and lose sleep...I live in Canada.


I guess my neighborhood must be safer, I don't own a gun, and I still
have no fear or lose sleep about a home invasion.

Perhaps my memory is wrong, but...don't you live in a townhouse community?

Boater wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Don White wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq." wrote in message
...
Don White wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message
...
Harry should find this case study interesting.
He might want to reconsider his statement that he intends to blow
an intruder's head clean off with his legendary shotgun. Not only
would that be premeditated murder; It would be accompanied with a
prewritten confession. Not too bright of old Harry. Eh?

Could you say the same about any cop or soldier, who might say
something similar, when training for a life threatening situation?
Don do you own a firearm? If not, do you lose sleep over not being
protected?


I own a single shot Remington 20 ga shotgun and a Cooey Model 64 A 22
cal semi auto rifle c/w 6 power scope.
Why would I be scared and lose sleep...I live in Canada.


I guess my neighborhood must be safer, I don't own a gun, and I still
have no fear or lose sleep about a home invasion.

Perhaps my memory is wrong, but...don't you live in a townhouse community?

If I do, should I buy a gun or not buy a gun?

Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Boater wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Don White wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq." wrote in
message ...
Don White wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message
...
Harry should find this case study interesting.
He might want to reconsider his statement that he intends to blow
an intruder's head clean off with his legendary shotgun. Not only
would that be premeditated murder; It would be accompanied with a
prewritten confession. Not too bright of old Harry. Eh?

Could you say the same about any cop or soldier, who might say
something similar, when training for a life threatening situation?
Don do you own a firearm? If not, do you lose sleep over not being
protected?


I own a single shot Remington 20 ga shotgun and a Cooey Model 64 A
22 cal semi auto rifle c/w 6 power scope.
Why would I be scared and lose sleep...I live in Canada.


I guess my neighborhood must be safer, I don't own a gun, and I still
have no fear or lose sleep about a home invasion.

Perhaps my memory is wrong, but...don't you live in a townhouse
community?

If I do, should I buy a gun or not buy a gun?

I dunno, Reggie...would you have the balls to use it against a home
invader, or would you just hand it to him butt first and beg?

(Apologies to Aerosmith)

"Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq." wrote in message
...
Don White wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq." wrote in message
...
Don White wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq." wrote in message
...
Don White wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message
...
Harry should find this case study interesting.
He might want to reconsider his statement that he intends to blow an
intruder's head clean off with his legendary shotgun. Not only would
that be premeditated murder; It would be accompanied with a
prewritten confession. Not too bright of old Harry. Eh?
Could you say the same about any cop or soldier, who might say
something similar, when training for a life threatening situation?
Don do you own a firearm? If not, do you lose sleep over not being
protected?

I own a single shot Remington 20 ga shotgun and a Cooey Model 64 A 22
cal semi auto rifle c/w 6 power scope.
Why would I be scared and lose sleep...I live in Canada.
I guess my neighborhood must be safer, I don't own a gun, and I still
have no fear or lose sleep about a home invasion.

Canada does have it's far share of burglaries and gun murders, maybe you
become scared.

There were 2,452,787 crimes reported in 2006; 48% were property related
crimes
and 12.6% were violent crimes. There were 7,518 reported incidents per
100,000 people.

Do you think you would feel safer if you were packing some heat in your
bedroom?

Oh..I pack heat in the bedroom all right!

LOL, I was hoping you would not let that one slide by.

I also keep my trusty Estwing hatchet handy to greet anyone foolish
enough tp break-in.

I guess you need to move down to the US where the living is easy and safe.
I find I don't need a weapon or a hatchet in the bedroom.

Why did that remind me of that old military expression about this is your
weapon and this is your gun?

Don't forget, I live in the center of a major port city. We had our own
chapter of the Hells Angels before the police quashed that.
We have drug gangs engaged in a shooting war right now.
You can't really compare us to some sleepy hamlet out in the 'burbs'.

On Fri, 05 Dec 2008 11:42:15 -0500, Boater wrote:

wrote:
On Dec 5, 11:21 am, Boater wrote:
wrote:
On Dec 5, 10:48 am, Jim wrote:
Harry should find this case study interesting.
He might want to reconsider his statement that he intends to blow an
intruder's head clean off with his legendary shotgun. Not only would
that be premeditated murder; It would be accompanied with a prewritten
confession. Not too bright of old Harry. Eh?
Well, I never liked anybody who "plays" with guns.. For instance, last
week I was on the phone with someone from this group and they decided
to "prove" to me that they had guns in the home. I heard the sound of
a slide being worked and some other clicks and clacks, then the
distinct sound of a "dry fire"! Right there in the house, a dry fire
with an "unloaded" gun (you all know how I feel about unloaded guns).
I certainly hope nobody else was in the home when this "gun play" was
going on, I can't think of a more irresponsible way to boost ones
ego... I wonder how many "innocents" are killed here in the US every
year by someone playing with an unloaded gun.. Could be more than even
our war in Iraq.. Wouldn't than be ironic? BTW, I was also of the
understanding that it is not good to dry fire a weapon...
Man, to me that is about the stupidist and most irresponsible cry for
help and attention I have ever "witnessed"... dumb ass...
I dry fire my semi-auto handguns when they are unloaded, which, of
course, they always are in my house. Since I am the only one who handles
these particular firearms, and since they are stored separately from
their mags, and since I always check first to see if there is a round in
the pipe before I mess with them, I am not concerned about firing off a
round by accident.

Even so, I always assume my semi-autos are loaded, even when I know they
are not. I always check to make sure of their status. That way, I never
shoot off a round "by accident."

Now, on those rare occasions when I "conceal-carry," the handgun is
always loaded. But...I don't conceal carry a semi-auto.

Now, before the idiots jump in...when we're out on the trails of the
Shenandoah, where there are feral dogs, bears, and rabid rec.boats
posters ( :( ), I open-carry a semi-auto. In those circumstances, I
have a full magazine loaded with hollow points, a round in the pipe, and
the handgun on safety.

Considering your lack of height and your lackadaisical attitude towards
safety, you should stay away from firearms, Scotty. You'd shoot yourself
in the testicles. If you had any.- Hide quoted text -

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You are a foolish little punk.. Short I am, but I don't need guns or
have to show them off to make myself "feel" tough...


That's pretty funny coming from you in so many ways the list itself is
funny.

You're a sawed-off little schitt, Scotty, with a hot temper, and you
compensate for it here every day. You and your bro's, Loogy and Florida
Jim. The three of you are the goyische Moe, Shemp, and Larry of
rec.boats, except *they* had to act to appear ridiculous. The three of
you wear your ignorance with pride and your stupidity with aplomb.

Gosh, Harry, your personal insulting stopped for almost two full days.
Remember all your comments about insults during the holiday season? Do you
find it extremely difficult to refrain from them?
--
John H.

JohnH wrote:

Gosh, Harry, your personal insulting stopped for almost two full days.
Remember all your comments about insults during the holiday season? Do you
find it extremely difficult to refrain from them?


One more time, and politely. As I told you many times in the past, I
don't give a tinker's dam about you, your opinions, or your questions.

Why you have such a hard time internalizing that is beyond me.

On Fri, 05 Dec 2008 12:02:32 -0500, Boater wrote:

wrote:
On Fri, 5 Dec 2008 08:34:48 -0800 (PST),
wrote:

On Dec 5, 11:21 am, Boater wrote:
wrote:
On Dec 5, 10:48 am, Jim wrote:
Harry should find this case study interesting.
He might want to reconsider his statement that he intends to blow an
intruder's head clean off with his legendary shotgun. Not only would
that be premeditated murder; It would be accompanied with a prewritten
confession. Not too bright of old Harry. Eh?
Well, I never liked anybody who "plays" with guns.. For instance, last
week I was on the phone with someone from this group and they decided
to "prove" to me that they had guns in the home. I heard the sound of
a slide being worked and some other clicks and clacks, then the
distinct sound of a "dry fire"! Right there in the house, a dry fire
with an "unloaded" gun (you all know how I feel about unloaded guns).
I certainly hope nobody else was in the home when this "gun play" was
going on, I can't think of a more irresponsible way to boost ones
ego... I wonder how many "innocents" are killed here in the US every
year by someone playing with an unloaded gun.. Could be more than even
our war in Iraq.. Wouldn't than be ironic? BTW, I was also of the
understanding that it is not good to dry fire a weapon...
Man, to me that is about the stupidist and most irresponsible cry for
help and attention I have ever "witnessed"... dumb ass...
I dry fire my semi-auto handguns when they are unloaded, which, of
course, they always are in my house. Since I am the only one who handles
these particular firearms, and since they are stored separately from
their mags, and since I always check first to see if there is a round in
the pipe before I mess with them, I am not concerned about firing off a
round by accident.

Even so, I always assume my semi-autos are loaded, even when I know they
are not. I always check to make sure of their status. That way, I never
shoot off a round "by accident."

Now, on those rare occasions when I "conceal-carry," the handgun is
always loaded. But...I don't conceal carry a semi-auto.

Now, before the idiots jump in...when we're out on the trails of the
Shenandoah, where there are feral dogs, bears, and rabid rec.boats
posters ( :( ), I open-carry a semi-auto. In those circumstances, I
have a full magazine loaded with hollow points, a round in the pipe, and
the handgun on safety.

Considering your lack of height and your lackadaisical attitude towards
safety, you should stay away from firearms, Scotty. You'd shoot yourself
in the testicles. If you had any.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -
You are a foolish little punk.. Short I am, but I don't need guns or
have to show them off to make myself "feel" tough...

So, you are saying you are very gullible?


The beauty of being able to protect yourself and your family in your own
home is that you don't have to make yourself "feel tough" to do it. You
just need to take a firearms safety course and practice.

Harry, you've said enough about all the weapons you have at the ready to
convince me you are quite tough.

Manly, too.
--
John H.

On Fri, 05 Dec 2008 15:29:41 -0500, "Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq."
wrote:

Boater wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Don White wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq." wrote in message
...
Don White wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message
...
Harry should find this case study interesting.
He might want to reconsider his statement that he intends to blow
an intruder's head clean off with his legendary shotgun. Not only
would that be premeditated murder; It would be accompanied with a
prewritten confession. Not too bright of old Harry. Eh?

Could you say the same about any cop or soldier, who might say
something similar, when training for a life threatening situation?
Don do you own a firearm? If not, do you lose sleep over not being
protected?


I own a single shot Remington 20 ga shotgun and a Cooey Model 64 A 22
cal semi auto rifle c/w 6 power scope.
Why would I be scared and lose sleep...I live in Canada.


I guess my neighborhood must be safer, I don't own a gun, and I still
have no fear or lose sleep about a home invasion.

Perhaps my memory is wrong, but...don't you live in a townhouse community?

If I do, should I buy a gun or not buy a gun?

I just LOVE this thread! I'm LMAO!

Sleeping with a hatchet!

I wonder what Harry's response to this last question will be. I can't wait
to get through this list and hit 'Get New Headers' again. Are townhouses
somehow safer than single family dwellings?
--
John H.

On Dec 5, 4:40*pm, JohnH wrote:
On Fri, 05 Dec 2008 15:29:41 -0500, "Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq."





wrote:
Boater wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq. wrote:
Don White wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq." wrote in message
...
Don White wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message
...
Harry should find this case study interesting.
He might want to reconsider his statement that he intends to blow
an intruder's head clean off with his legendary shotgun. Not only
would that be premeditated murder; It would be accompanied with a
prewritten confession. Not too bright of old Harry. Eh?

Could you say the same about any cop or soldier, who might say
something similar, when training for a life threatening situation?
Don do you own a firearm? *If not, do you lose sleep over not being
protected?

I own a single shot Remington 20 ga shotgun and a Cooey Model 64 A 22
cal semi auto rifle c/w 6 power scope.
Why would I be scared and lose sleep...I live in Canada.

I guess my neighborhood must be safer, I don't own a gun, and I still
have no fear or lose sleep about a home invasion.

Perhaps my memory is wrong, but...don't you live in a townhouse community?

If I do, should I buy a gun or not buy a gun?

I just LOVE this thread! I'm LMAO!

Sleeping with a hatchet!

I wonder what Harry's response to this last question will be. I can't wait
to get through this list and hit 'Get New Headers' again. Are townhouses
somehow safer than single family dwellings?
--
John H.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Hey, now Donnie is scared of Hells Angles! Harry and Donnie know the
names of all the scarey gangs I could actually tell you a lot
about Angles, Diablos too, but I never wore colors, I am a civilian.
Here's a hint... don't screw with them, and they won't screw with
you....