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Woke up this morning at 0630 and looked out the window. Voyager mini-van not
where it was at 0130hrs. At first I thought my son had gone for an all-nighter until I saw the tell tale broken glass. While I was on the phone to the police, my wife came back from walking the dog to tell me she found the van around the corner with the engine still running. I went over and sure enough, the driver window was smashed out with glass all over my seat. The ignition was ripped out, and the radio cd player gone. Took almost an hour for the police to show up. He did his report and I drove the van directly to the closest Chrysler dealership (walking distance). Still have collision/comprehensive on the vehicle so I now have a rental while the van is made whole again. My deductable on this is $100.00. |
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On Mar 13, 8:19�pm, "Don White" wrote:
Woke up this morning at 0630 and looked out the window. Voyager mini-van not where it was at 0130hrs. At first I thought my son had gone for an all-nighter until I saw the tell tale broken glass. While I was on the phone to the police, my wife came back from walking the dog to tell me she found the van around the corner with the engine still running. *I went over and sure enough, the driver window was smashed out with glass all over my seat. *The ignition was ripped out, and the radio cd player gone. *Took almost an hour for the police to show up. He did his report and I drove the van directly to the closest Chrysler dealership (walking distance). *Still have collision/comprehensive on the vehicle so I now have a rental while the van is made whole again. My deductable on this is $100.00. a thousand dollars in damages, and went half way around the block. Well a couple weekeds ago some little locals decided to bust out the windows on the back of my shop. 8 of them. about 800$ worth of (now) plexiglass and labor. I'm also going to put industiral screening over them. I hate to make the building look "Ghetto" but I don't know what else to do. Of course, If I caught one doing the damage, I'd be the one going to jail. The police just looked at the damage and shook their heads. |
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"Don White" wrote in message ... Woke up this morning at 0630 and looked out the window. Voyager mini-van not where it was at 0130hrs. At first I thought my son had gone for an all-nighter until I saw the tell tale broken glass. While I was on the phone to the police, my wife came back from walking the dog to tell me she found the van around the corner with the engine still running. I went over and sure enough, the driver window was smashed out with glass all over my seat. The ignition was ripped out, and the radio cd player gone. Took almost an hour for the police to show up. He did his report and I drove the van directly to the closest Chrysler dealership (walking distance). Still have collision/comprehensive on the vehicle so I now have a rental while the van is made whole again. My deductable on this is $100.00. Sorry to hear about that Don. Let's hope our "Karma" guys don't show up to rub it in. |
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On Mar 13, 7:25�pm, "JimH" wrote:
"Don White" wrote in message ... Woke up this morning at 0630 and looked out the window. Voyager mini-van not where it was at 0130hrs. At first I thought my son had gone for an all-nighter until I saw the tell tale broken glass. While I was on the phone to the police, my wife came back from walking the dog to tell me she found the van around the corner with the engine still running. *I went over and sure enough, the driver window was smashed out with glass all over my seat. *The ignition was ripped out, and the radio cd player gone. *Took almost an hour for the police to show up. He did his report and I drove the van directly to the closest Chrysler dealership (walking distance). *Still have collision/comprehensive on the vehicle so I now have a rental while the van is made whole again. My deductable on this is $100.00. Sorry to hear about that Don. Let's hope our "Karma" guys don't show up to rub it in. Absolutely. We certainly don't need any crappy personal remarks, do we? :-) |
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"Chuck Gould" wrote in message oups.com... On Mar 13, 7:25?pm, "JimH" wrote: "Don White" wrote in message ... Woke up this morning at 0630 and looked out the window. Voyager mini-van not where it was at 0130hrs. At first I thought my son had gone for an all-nighter until I saw the tell tale broken glass. While I was on the phone to the police, my wife came back from walking the dog to tell me she found the van around the corner with the engine still running. I went over and sure enough, the driver window was smashed out with glass all over my seat. The ignition was ripped out, and the radio cd player gone. Took almost an hour for the police to show up. He did his report and I drove the van directly to the closest Chrysler dealership (walking distance). Still have collision/comprehensive on the vehicle so I now have a rental while the van is made whole again. My deductable on this is $100.00. Sorry to hear about that Don. Let's hope our "Karma" guys don't show up to rub it in. Absolutely. We certainly don't need any crappy personal remarks, do we? :-) Damn, crime in pair-a-dice. |
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On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 01:19:02 GMT, "Don White"
wrote: Woke up this morning at 0630 and looked out the window. Voyager mini-van not where it was at 0130hrs. At first I thought my son had gone for an all-nighter until I saw the tell tale broken glass. While I was on the phone to the police, my wife came back from walking the dog to tell me she found the van around the corner with the engine still running. I went over and sure enough, the driver window was smashed out with glass all over my seat. The ignition was ripped out, and the radio cd player gone. Took almost an hour for the police to show up. He did his report and I drove the van directly to the closest Chrysler dealership (walking distance). Still have collision/comprehensive on the vehicle so I now have a rental while the van is made whole again. My deductable on this is $100.00. It's really your fault for leaving the car in such a position where it could be stolen and vandalised. It's your fault that you had a nice car radio that could be stolen and probably sold or traded for drugs. You have to take responsibility for your actions and have yourself immediately arrested for putting your car in that position such that it would corrupt the youth of your city causing them to break and enter, vandalise and steal private property robbing them of their youth leading them down the path of emotional and physical destruction as they most likely shoot up with heroin or smoke crack. Shame on you Don - shame. |
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"Don White" wrote in message
... Woke up this morning at 0630 and looked out the window. Voyager mini-van not where it was at 0130hrs. At first I thought my son had gone for an all-nighter until I saw the tell tale broken glass. While I was on the phone to the police, my wife came back from walking the dog to tell me she found the van around the corner with the engine still running. I went over and sure enough, the driver window was smashed out with glass all over my seat. The ignition was ripped out, and the radio cd player gone. Took almost an hour for the police to show up. He did his report and I drove the van directly to the closest Chrysler dealership (walking distance). Still have collision/comprehensive on the vehicle so I now have a rental while the van is made whole again. My deductable on this is $100.00. Always tell the cops "If I find them before you do, you'd better have a real strong stomach, officer, because all you're gonna find is a hand in a zip lock bag". Why should you be the only one nauseated? Share it. |
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"Don White" wrote in message
... Woke up this morning at 0630 and looked out the window. Voyager mini-van not where it was at 0130hrs. At first I thought my son had gone for an all-nighter until I saw the tell tale broken glass. While I was on the phone to the police, my wife came back from walking the dog to tell me she found the van around the corner with the engine still running. I went over and sure enough, the driver window was smashed out with glass all over my seat. The ignition was ripped out, and the radio cd player gone. Took almost an hour for the police to show up. He did his report and I drove the van directly to the closest Chrysler dealership (walking distance). Still have collision/comprehensive on the vehicle so I now have a rental while the van is made whole again. My deductable on this is $100.00. Would this be legal in your province? I know you've got water.... http://www.trunkmonkey.com/content/view/44/1/ |
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"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message ... Always tell the cops "If I find them before you do, you'd better have a real strong stomach, officer, because all you're gonna find is a hand in a zip lock bag". Why should you be the only one nauseated? Share it. Our house was broken into back in the mid-80's while we were at work and the kids were in school. They stole a TV, VCR/camera and some other misc. stuff. When the cops arrived and were dusting for prints and taking our statement, one of them asked me how it felt. I told him I was bull**** and wished I had been at home when they broke in. He told me if it ever happened again to use a baseball bat or a 2x4 cut in half on them (but not a gun) before I called the police. He said they wouldn't ask any questions. Eisboch |
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Speaking of theft, what do you think would be appropriate punishment for the guy that smacked the 100+ year old lady, fractured her cheek bone and robbed her of 33 bucks? I understand they have a massive manhunt, including many vigilantes, on the search for him. Eisboch |
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"Eisboch" wrote in message
... "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message ... Always tell the cops "If I find them before you do, you'd better have a real strong stomach, officer, because all you're gonna find is a hand in a zip lock bag". Why should you be the only one nauseated? Share it. Our house was broken into back in the mid-80's while we were at work and the kids were in school. They stole a TV, VCR/camera and some other misc. stuff. When the cops arrived and were dusting for prints and taking our statement, one of them asked me how it felt. I told him I was bull**** and wished I had been at home when they broke in. He told me if it ever happened again to use a baseball bat or a 2x4 cut in half on them (but not a gun) before I called the police. He said they wouldn't ask any questions. Eisboch Not a gun? Hmm. At least yours dusted the house. When my car was vandalized right in my driveway, I showed the cop a part of the radio mounting kit which could only be removed by grabbing it in a way that guaranteed good contact for fingerprints. He said "Wouldn't be much point in checking for prints unless the thief had a prior arrest". And.....? |
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Would this be legal in your province? I know you've got water.... http://www.trunkmonkey.com/content/view/44/1/ that's an all time favorite.... |
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"Eisboch" wrote in message
. .. Speaking of theft, what do you think would be appropriate punishment for the guy that smacked the 100+ year old lady, fractured her cheek bone and robbed her of 33 bucks? I understand they have a massive manhunt, including many vigilantes, on the search for him. Eisboch My opinion may not be valid, because my neighbors are all deaf, I have ammo, my house is 45 seconds from a body of water, there are no street lights or homes down by the water, and the cops never come unless you call them 3 times and tell them your house is being eaten by Godzilla. My ideas probably wouldn't be applicable to city residents. |
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On Mar 13, 10:25 pm, "JimH" wrote:
"Don White" wrote in message ... Woke up this morning at 0630 and looked out the window. Voyager mini-van not where it was at 0130hrs. At first I thought my son had gone for an all-nighter until I saw the tell tale broken glass. While I was on the phone to the police, my wife came back from walking the dog to tell me she found the van around the corner with the engine still running. I went over and sure enough, the driver window was smashed out with glass all over my seat. The ignition was ripped out, and the radio cd player gone. Took almost an hour for the police to show up. He did his report and I drove the van directly to the closest Chrysler dealership (walking distance). Still have collision/comprehensive on the vehicle so I now have a rental while the van is made whole again. My deductable on this is $100.00. Sorry to hear about that Don. Let's hope our "Karma" guys don't show up to rub it in. You just HAVE to be an asshole, don't you Dennis? |
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Eisboch wrote:
Speaking of theft, what do you think would be appropriate punishment for the guy that smacked the 100+ year old lady, fractured her cheek bone and robbed her of 33 bucks? I understand they have a massive manhunt, including many vigilantes, on the search for him. Eisboch Richard, I think they should hang him by the balls, and let all the elder in NYC hit him with a baseball bat, sort of like a human pinata. |
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On Mar 14, 8:08 am, "Eisboch" wrote:
Speaking of theft, what do you think would be appropriate punishment for the guy that smacked the 100+ year old lady, fractured her cheek bone and robbed her of 33 bucks? I understand they have a massive manhunt, including many vigilantes, on the search for him. Eisboch Locked in a room for one hour with me. |
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On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 08:08:05 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:
Speaking of theft, what do you think would be appropriate punishment for the guy that smacked the 100+ year old lady, fractured her cheek bone and robbed her of 33 bucks? I understand they have a massive manhunt, including many vigilantes, on the search for him. Find an abandoned shed, nail his dick and balls to the floor, hand him a dull knife and set the shed on fire. |
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"Duke Nukem" wrote in message
... On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 08:08:05 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote: Speaking of theft, what do you think would be appropriate punishment for the guy that smacked the 100+ year old lady, fractured her cheek bone and robbed her of 33 bucks? I understand they have a massive manhunt, including many vigilantes, on the search for him. Find an abandoned shed, nail his dick and balls to the floor, hand him a dull knife and set the shed on fire. :-) You have a future in B movies! |
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"Eisboch" wrote in message . .. Speaking of theft, what do you think would be appropriate punishment for the guy that smacked the 100+ year old lady, fractured her cheek bone and robbed her of 33 bucks? I understand they have a massive manhunt, including many vigilantes, on the search for him. Eisboch We still have 'stocks' down at Historic Properties. That might be a nice place for the old lady basher to pass a couple days & nights. http://www.boldts.net/album/NS.Halif...operties.shtml |
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"Don White" wrote in message
... "Eisboch" wrote in message . .. Speaking of theft, what do you think would be appropriate punishment for the guy that smacked the 100+ year old lady, fractured her cheek bone and robbed her of 33 bucks? I understand they have a massive manhunt, including many vigilantes, on the search for him. Eisboch We still have 'stocks' down at Historic Properties. That might be a nice place for the old lady basher to pass a couple days & nights. http://www.boldts.net/album/NS.Halif...operties.shtml Nice! You have a way of handling children of all ages who misbehave in restaurants! Do the stocks get used often? |
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"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message ... At least yours dusted the house. When my car was vandalized right in my driveway, I showed the cop a part of the radio mounting kit which could only be removed by grabbing it in a way that guaranteed good contact for fingerprints. He said "Wouldn't be much point in checking for prints unless the thief had a prior arrest". And.....? That's something like what the young cop said to me. he said since my van had a textured steering wheel it wouldn't likely yield worthwhile prints. Guess we're too hooked on NCIS, CIS Miami etc. Cop said he could get the Ident Unit up, but I remembered a newspaper story of them taking 3 or 4 days to show up for a house break-in. We have a little drug gang style war going on.. with shootings, arson, the odd killing etc. |
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"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote Would this be legal in your province? I know you've got water.... http://www.trunkmonkey.com/content/view/44/1/ I wish..... the rule of thumb here is, the criminal's rights are paramount. They are poor under priviliged youths who just need a gentle guiding/helping hand. |
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"Don White" wrote in message
... "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message ... At least yours dusted the house. When my car was vandalized right in my driveway, I showed the cop a part of the radio mounting kit which could only be removed by grabbing it in a way that guaranteed good contact for fingerprints. He said "Wouldn't be much point in checking for prints unless the thief had a prior arrest". And.....? That's something like what the young cop said to me. he said since my van had a textured steering wheel it wouldn't likely yield worthwhile prints. Guess we're too hooked on NCIS, CIS Miami etc. Cop said he could get the Ident Unit up, but I remembered a newspaper story of them taking 3 or 4 days to show up for a house break-in. We have a little drug gang style war going on.. with shootings, arson, the odd killing etc. Ah....your draconian gun control measures have been a big help. :-) |
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"Don White" wrote in message
... "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote Would this be legal in your province? I know you've got water.... http://www.trunkmonkey.com/content/view/44/1/ I wish..... the rule of thumb here is, the criminal's rights are paramount. They are poor under priviliged youths who just need a gentle guiding/helping hand. Yeah. Try giving them a guiding hand. Have a lawyer ready. One Halloween, when I was probably 10 or 11, my dad opened the front door and found two kids with their arms all wound up, ready to throw eggs INTO the house. He moved faster than I've ever seen him move, grabbed them both, slammed them face down onto the porch, got their phone numbers (which they were pleased to provide), and had my mother call their parents. This would've been 1965-ish, maybe. Plenty of apologies from the parents, and not a word about the bleeding cuts on the kids' faces. Not a peep. Try that now. Ha. |
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"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message ... "Don White" wrote in message ... "Eisboch" wrote in message . .. Speaking of theft, what do you think would be appropriate punishment for the guy that smacked the 100+ year old lady, fractured her cheek bone and robbed her of 33 bucks? I understand they have a massive manhunt, including many vigilantes, on the search for him. Eisboch We still have 'stocks' down at Historic Properties. That might be a nice place for the old lady basher to pass a couple days & nights. http://www.boldts.net/album/NS.Halif...operties.shtml Nice! You have a way of handling children of all ages who misbehave in restaurants! Do the stocks get used often? Not anymore... since the Brits took their Imperial Army and left in 1906 dicipline has gone to s*it! |
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"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message ... Ah....your draconian gun control measures have been a big help. :-) It keeps honest sensible citizens like me from owning a hand gun.. or even having quick access to my shotgun or 22 cal rifle. Doesn't seem to affect the criminal element at all.... not when guns are so readily available just south of the border. |
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On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 13:47:09 GMT, "Don White"
wrote: "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote Would this be legal in your province? I know you've got water.... http://www.trunkmonkey.com/content/view/44/1/ I wish..... the rule of thumb here is, the criminal's rights are paramount. They are poor under priviliged youths who just need a gentle guiding/helping hand. Told you it was your fault. :) |
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On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 12:49:49 GMT, "JoeSpareBedroom"
wrote: "Duke Nukem" wrote in message .. . On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 08:08:05 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote: Speaking of theft, what do you think would be appropriate punishment for the guy that smacked the 100+ year old lady, fractured her cheek bone and robbed her of 33 bucks? I understand they have a massive manhunt, including many vigilantes, on the search for him. Find an abandoned shed, nail his dick and balls to the floor, hand him a dull knife and set the shed on fire. :-) You have a future in B movies! I was thinking more along the lines of Creative Excutioner. |
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On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 14:14:23 GMT, "Don White"
wrote: "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message ... Ah....your draconian gun control measures have been a big help. :-) It keeps honest sensible citizens like me from owning a hand gun.. or even having quick access to my shotgun or 22 cal rifle. Doesn't seem to affect the criminal element at all.... not when guns are so readily available just south of the border. I would be willing to bet you that guns are just as readily available in Canadanandanada as in the US. |
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"Don White" wrote in message ... "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message ... Ah....your draconian gun control measures have been a big help. :-) It keeps honest sensible citizens like me from owning a hand gun.. or even having quick access to my shotgun or 22 cal rifle. Doesn't seem to affect the criminal element at all.... not when guns are so readily available just south of the border. Put up a fence. Eisboch |
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"Don White" wrote in message
... "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message ... Ah....your draconian gun control measures have been a big help. :-) It keeps honest sensible citizens like me from owning a hand gun.. or even having quick access to my shotgun or 22 cal rifle. Doesn't seem to affect the criminal element at all.... not when guns are so readily available just south of the border. What's the new deal? Do you have to store them at a gun range or something? |
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Duke Nukem wrote: Find an abandoned shed, nail his dick and balls to the floor, hand him a dull knife and set the shed on fire. In my county, about a hundred + years ago, they used to do that with rapists. Only theyd take the guilty out to a stump that had two nails driven into it, but not all the wa. They'd strech the guy's bag out, and bend the nails over and clamp it down, then give him a knife to get himself loose. And if anyone tried to "rescue" him, there was somebody there with a shotgun, to make sure that didn't happen. My grandpa was born in 1886 and as a teenager witnessed this. Rape was at an extreme minimum, then. |
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"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message ... "Don White" wrote in message ... "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message ... Ah....your draconian gun control measures have been a big help. :-) It keeps honest sensible citizens like me from owning a hand gun.. or even having quick access to my shotgun or 22 cal rifle. Doesn't seem to affect the criminal element at all.... not when guns are so readily available just south of the border. What's the new deal? Do you have to store them at a gun range or something? Rifles & shotguns have to be stored under lock & key and the ammo must be securly stored in a different area. Handguns..... don't bother asking. |
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"Don White" wrote in message
... "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message ... "Don White" wrote in message ... "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message ... Ah....your draconian gun control measures have been a big help. :-) It keeps honest sensible citizens like me from owning a hand gun.. or even having quick access to my shotgun or 22 cal rifle. Doesn't seem to affect the criminal element at all.... not when guns are so readily available just south of the border. What's the new deal? Do you have to store them at a gun range or something? Rifles & shotguns have to be stored under lock & key and the ammo must be securly stored in a different area. Sounds like a good idea. That's how mine are stored. If the house is broken into, I'd prefer that the guns not end up in the hands of criminals. Same reason I never leave a gun in the car. How "different" does the ammo storage place need to be? Different room? Different hiding place in the same room? Handguns..... don't bother asking. I heard all legal handguns were launched into space on a Canadian weather satellite, but that you can get yours any time you need it, although there might be a waiting period. |
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On Mar 14, 9:48?am, "Don White" wrote:
"JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message ... "Don White" wrote in message ... "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message ... Ah....your draconian gun control measures have been a big help. :-) It keeps honest sensible citizens like me from owning a hand gun.. or even having quick access to my shotgun or 22 cal rifle. Doesn't seem to affect the criminal element at all.... not when guns are so readily available just south of the border. What's the new deal? Do you have to store them at a gun range or something? Rifles & shotguns have to be stored under lock & key and the ammo must be securly stored in a different area. Handguns..... don't bother asking.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Unless you're willing to kill the kid for stealing your car stereo, you might be better off not shooting at him at all. I think that's a critical consideration any time you point a weapon at another person. "Is whatever he or she is doing, or whatever I think he or she might do, sufficient grounds for killing them?" If you can't answer "yes", be glad your gun is locked in the closet. |
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"Chuck Gould" wrote in message
oups.com... On Mar 14, 9:48?am, "Don White" wrote: "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message ... "Don White" wrote in message ... "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message ... Ah....your draconian gun control measures have been a big help. :-) It keeps honest sensible citizens like me from owning a hand gun.. or even having quick access to my shotgun or 22 cal rifle. Doesn't seem to affect the criminal element at all.... not when guns are so readily available just south of the border. What's the new deal? Do you have to store them at a gun range or something? Rifles & shotguns have to be stored under lock & key and the ammo must be securly stored in a different area. Handguns..... don't bother asking.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Unless you're willing to kill the kid for stealing your car stereo, you might be better off not shooting at him at all. I think that's a critical consideration any time you point a weapon at another person. "Is whatever he or she is doing, or whatever I think he or she might do, sufficient grounds for killing them?" If you can't answer "yes", be glad your gun is locked in the closet. If they're outside of your house, you're not really threatened anyway. So, why bother shooting them? Imagine the paperwork. |
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(basskisser)wrote Locked in a room for one hour with me. I seriously doubt hurling obscenities at someone like that would have much effect. Then again being locked up in the same room with you for more than five minutes would probably drive anyone crazy. BTW, Hows it going with FSX? UD |
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"Eisboch" wrote in message ... "JoeSpareBedroom" wrote in message ... Always tell the cops "If I find them before you do, you'd better have a real strong stomach, officer, because all you're gonna find is a hand in a zip lock bag". Why should you be the only one nauseated? Share it. Our house was broken into back in the mid-80's while we were at work and the kids were in school. They stole a TV, VCR/camera and some other misc. stuff. When the cops arrived and were dusting for prints and taking our statement, one of them asked me how it felt. I told him I was bull**** and wished I had been at home when they broke in. He told me if it ever happened again to use a baseball bat or a 2x4 cut in half on them (but not a gun) before I called the police. He said they wouldn't ask any questions. Eisboch Bummer! Have you seen this? http://webjunk.tv/archives/2007/02/n...ck_bumping.php Just when you thought you were safe locking your doors. We have an alarm system so we will not be changing our locks. |
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""UglyDan®©T"" wrote in message ... (basskisser)wrote Locked in a room for one hour with me. I seriously doubt hurling obscenities at someone like that would have much effect. Then again being locked up in the same room with you for more than five minutes would probably drive anyone crazy. BTW, Hows it going with FSX? UD Dan, unless you like to read his posts for entertainment value it is best to put him in your bozo-bin. He has never offered anything positive to this NG. |
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... ""UglyDan®©T"" wrote in message ... (basskisser)wrote Locked in a room for one hour with me. I seriously doubt hurling obscenities at someone like that would have much effect. Then again being locked up in the same room with you for more than five minutes would probably drive anyone crazy. BTW, Hows it going with FSX? UD Dan, unless you like to read his posts for entertainment value it is best to put him in your bozo-bin. He has never offered anything positive to this NG. You, on the other hand, offer enlightenment at every turn. I can't tell you how many times I've awakened in the wee hours of the morning, checked the newsgroup, and been crushed when I didn't find new messages from you. Asshole. |
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