Antigun Sentiments

[NicePants 58]

I was on a news website today and one of the articles was how to prepare for a disaster. It linked to numerous guides for bug out bags and such, yet none of them said to pack any weapons. In fact, one of the arguments I always get from people who are antigun is "Why would you want to have guns? Are you paranoid?", so I am quite boggled as to why they would want to set up a bug out bag when obviously they are never going to ever need it in this hallowed paradise we live in. I guess when the next Katrina happens, all the thugs are going to put up hugging booths for the downtrodden rather than mug and rape the hell out of everyone. Oh joy!

[average joe 5]

Remember Y2K ? Everybody thought the sky was falling. My neighbor was stock piling can food for the major catastrophe that was sure to happen. When he asked me if I was stocking up on food and water, I told him no, I have guns , I'll just come over and get yours.....He almost wet his pants....

[e80hydro 120]

Just add a shovel and a couple bags of lime to whatever you already own.

[Guest]

Remember Y2K ? Everybody thought the sky was falling. My neighbor was stock piling can food for the major catastrophe that was sure to happen. When he asked me if I was stocking up on food and water, I told him no, I have guns , I'll just come over and get yours.....He almost wet his pants....

 

 

NICE!!!

[Frank Jack Fiamingo 58]

My frickin son-in-law just told me last night that if I ever get a CCW, I will never see my Grandkids again.....

 

What the F#%K is WRONG with these people????

[sirsloop 1]

If you have a CCW he'll never know about it! HAHAH!!! CONCEALED!

[Frank Jack Fiamingo 58]

INDEED! :-)

[dave545 15]

i think u should tell ur son in law that he is a big OL :angelic-little: AND SEEMS LIKE HE IS TRYING TO TELL U THIS :gay-imgay: :happy-jumpeveryone:

P.S. also if anyones gay no offense

[Frank Jack Fiamingo 58]

Eh.... he's OK, I guess. He can't really help it, he's Canadian. It's not like he is from a REAL country. Besides, he DID help make my grandkids, so I'll give him kudos for that. :-)

[Krdshrk 3,878]

Pfft. Making kids is the easy part. You know you're responsible enough not to carry around the kids, or to protect them if travelling.

[Guest]

My father in law lives in VA. When I go there, he expects me to pack so we can shoot in his back yard...If I dont pack enough ammo, then its a quick trip over to a FULLY stocked ammo counter in walmart, none of this waiting around crap in VA either.

[sirsloop 1]

well its hard to keep PA wallys stocked cause all of us NJ gun owners are always raiding it

[Leth 8]

I'm very lucky to have the in-laws I have. My "Welcome to the Family" gift was a Walther PPKs my father in law bought in 1968. Still in the original box with manual. Sweet!

[Frank Jack Fiamingo 58]

WOW! NICE!

[mikeyboyeee 66]

My old man won't even talk to me about guns.

Conversation comes up he says I don't want to talk about it.

Asked him if he would ever go to the range with me, he said no f*ckin way.

 

LUCKILY, a lot of the girls I have been meeting and dating are dying to go shooting.

 

Haven't taken any yet, but new one lives like 10mn from BA, so she is def going with me.

She said her old man has a whole bunch of them.

 

I am lucky where I work, much more then half of the male, english speaking workers are enthusiasts including the owners.

[NicePants 58]

My family is pretty cool about guns. My grandpa was actually the one who introduced me to them. He was big into the old west and had a few revolvers. Other than that, my grandma owns this old break-action revolver, and my uncle owns a few guns. Probably going to hit up thunder mountain with him and a few friends next month.

[Malsua 1,422]

My frickin son-in-law just told me last night that if I ever get a CCW, I will never see my Grandkids again.....

 

What the F#%K is WRONG with these people????

 

I'd ask "how do you take them into public with all the cops around?" I'd also tell him to grow up.

 

As for helping make the grandkids, any random douchebag off the street can achieve that feat.

 

I really have no use for people like that. The thought process that leads them to believe that a gun turns you into a homicidal maniac is a very twisted emotional trail of fear and ignorance.

[Krdshrk 3,878]

My frickin son-in-law just told me last night that if I ever get a CCW, I will never see my Grandkids again.....

 

What the F#%K is WRONG with these people????

 

I'd ask "how do you take them into public with all the cops around?" I'd also tell him to grow up.

 

As for helping make the grandkids, any random douchebag off the street can achieve that feat.

 

I really have no use for people like that. The thought process that leads them to believe that a gun turns you into a homicidal maniac is a very twisted emotional trail of fear and ignorance.

 

:clap: :clap: :clap:

[Frank Jack Fiamingo 58]

My frickin son-in-law just told me last night that if I ever get a CCW, I will never see my Grandkids again.....

 

What the F#%K is WRONG with these people????

 

I'd ask "how do you take them into public with all the cops around?" I'd also tell him to grow up.

 

As for helping make the grandkids, any random douchebag off the street can achieve that feat.

 

I really have no use for people like that. The thought process that leads them to believe that a gun turns you into a homicidal maniac is a very twisted emotional trail of fear and ignorance.

Mark, you have to learn not to hold back your feelings like that. You could get an ulcer or something. :-)

[dave545 15]

i love how we all just really say how were feeling :clap:

[Wavecaster 22]

i love how we all just really say how were feeling :clap:

 

thats because we're men. we don't say "no" and then yell at you for a week straight because you should have known that "no" means "yes". :doh:

[dave545 15]

thats because we're men. we don't say "no" and then yell at you for a week straight because you should have known that "no" means "yes". :doh:

lol SO FRIGGIN TRU :text-+1: :text-+1: :text-+1:

[tt-33 8]

my youngest daughter loves handguns and will pick an argument with anybody defending her rights.my son started dating a girl in june 4 years ago that november hunting season started we got a double complaint told hunting and shooting were a no go. so we hunted 8:00 till 5:00 and made no appologies also shot sporting clays a lot befor the season was over he taught her to shoot and took her in the field with the dog to watch him hunt.she is 75% converted to our side.my favorite question was when she asked my son if he was going to force any possible children to hunt to which he responded no they will be asking to go like he did at 6 or 7 but told to wait till 10 to hunt ,but they could start shooting when deemed appropriate

[Frank Jack Fiamingo 58]

tt, you have done a GREAT job raising your children. Kudos.

[tt-33 8]

thank you my wife and I have tried hard 3 three kids all drug and smoke free 2 oldest over 21 seem alcohol responsible.the oldest is bipolar and knows shes not a good canadate for gun ownership but supports it for others and very pro hunting as in cant eat enough bambi or thumper

[Frank Jack Fiamingo 58]

tt - FUNNY! I am a grandpas now. I am pleased how my daughter turned out - but unfortunately, she leans toward the liberal, gun shy, type. I didn't get into shooting until this year and I am 61, so I guess I can't blame her for not being into it. Unfortunately, I don't get another try. And as far a my grandkids are concerned, unless their father changes SIGNIFICANTLY, I will have to wait until they are 18 before I can even talk to them about it. He is Canadian, and a dyed in the wool liberal. :-(

 

Sad.

[tt-33 8]

oldest was an art student leans more left than I like.anti war and bush but pro gun when grand daughter is a little bigger shes got green light to go with me she just cant bring the gun home.

[tbtrout 141]

Eh.... he's OK, I guess. He can't really help it, he's Canadian. . :-)

Well that explains a lot. At least he is not French.

[njpilot 671]

Eh.... he's OK, I guess. He can't really help it, he's Canadian. . :-)

Well that explains a lot. At least he is not French.

 

ehh, could be French Canadian.

[Frank Jack Fiamingo 58]

I am getting this t-shirt for my Son-In-Law. :-)