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How Old Testament of you.

I guess he missed the Nerf and Super Soaker booths.

Pretty gun, Matt. Mazel Tov.

Any technology advanced enough to be beyond common understanding is indistinguishable from magic. It's a magic thingy.

Did you really expect a thank you after he publicly distanced himself from the organization and went so far as to question your motives and agenda? Really?

They're not really "laws". Pretty much guidelines. It used to be against the laws of physics to go faster than the speed of sound.

A hammer is a tool. And, apparently, so is the teacher.

Doesn't the global climate change all the time, and hasn't it been doing that since climate began? It's that damn butterfly in the Amazon rain forest. Once we get rid of it, we'll be GTG.

Tens of millions of dollars. Especially Al.

For those who are gender ambivalent... Strangely enough, the black ones are the same size.

You may not get busted as a gun dealer (it would be a close call), but you would find yourself in a bad way for child abuse and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

I saw on the news this morning that some Mexican border town had their first snowfall in 60 years yesterday. I blame Al Gore.

Too late... http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/21759-thats-it-im-out/

Start them early on to be afraid of guns and submit to authority... it's the indoctrination of our children in the worst way.

Interesting how, in the daylight shot, nobody else, even the people looking in that general direction (guy in yellow shirt at 0:21) had any reaction to it. I'm skeptical. Ben, if we have the technology to make a projected beam of light just stop where we want it to without impacting the surface of an object, light sabers are just around the corner.

And even less useful. I guess they're for those gun owners who are really "compensating". Now the mental picture will be complete for them.

I think the CDC is looking at spitballs as a potential way to spread disease throughout a population. Anyone caught spitballing will be charged with terrorism and summarily dispatched to Gitmo.

As a follow on to what Frank said: I wasn't raised in NJ, but it's my understanding that in a time long past, before common sense and personal responsibility were outlawed here, there was an actual New Jersey firearms culture. Kids would bring their shotguns to school and go hunting after their day was over, sport shooting and hunting were common activities, and parents raised their children with an early lesson in firearms use and safety. Now, a mere three generations or so later, we've come to this. A Nerf gun... the single most innocuous toy firearm anyone could think of short of pointing a finger and yelling "Bang!", is gonna affect the life of this 7 year old kid and his family, will polarize and divide an entire community, and may (hopefully) cost at least one person their job. Three generations of vilifying guns and criminalizing legal gun ownership has put us here. We should be ashamed of ourselves for letting it go this far, for a zero tolerance policy that only serves to give stupid and lazy people the power to affect our lives in such ways, and for allowing such blind policies to stifle individuality and imagination, perpetuate the irrational fear of firearms, and to bring us that much closer to the brink of utter and complete subjectification of the population. If there were an actual firearms community in this shlthole of a state, they should get involved in this ludicrous and farcical situation, and the people involved should be ashamed of themselves for allowing such an innocent event to have the effect it's certainly going to have on so many people.

You did a nice thing, Glenn. You should feel good about it. Plenty of people would have just driven past with a sigh of "Damn, I'm glad it wasn't me". Karma points and a Mitzvah for you.

Relevance is irrelevant. They just drop it in.

Not sunny. Not in the 50's. But not snowing/raining/sleeting, either.

The guy is a marketing genius, and can likely survive the onslaught if he does something by Executive Order. It all depends how well he sells it, how much more of rural America he's willing to risk in the next election to cement the urban areas, and how he can spin it to make it look like Bush's fault for making him take these drastic steps to protect our children and elected officials. Don't be too cocky. Stranger things have happened.

Not too bad up north. No freezing rain, just some gritty sleet. I was hoping for a winter wonderland covered in ice, but not this time. Looks like it's just raining lightly now.

Hey Mike... Happy Birthday, bud.

That's a shame. There were a few guys turning the Utah CCW classes into a nice little cottage industry here in NJ. I hope FL doesn't look at this as a workable idea. That would be bad.