H.M. Murdock
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Jake from the comments section is going to need surgery to repair his recently torn asshole
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That crazy bitch has been feeding them from her porch again!
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A long time The POS software at big box stores almost always removes it automatically so my bet is you didn't overpay
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My brain wants to say awful, nasty things about it. But my heart throbs for it. Reminds me of a conversation in a Seinfeld episode: I sense great vulnerability. A man-child crying out for love. An innocent orphan in the post-modern world. .....I see a parasite. A sexually depraved miscreant who is seeking only to gratify its basest and most immediate urges. Its struggle is man's struggle. It lifts my spirit. .....It is a loathesome, offensive brute. Yet I can't look away. It transcends time and space. ..... It sickens me. I love it. .....Me too.
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Who the hell uses a chainsaw to open a safe?
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-22630304 Not to worry, carrying a machete is already illegal in the UK. But this could give their legislators the momentum they need to finally outlaw dinner knives for once and for all!
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Thank you sir I just ordered -- confirmed working
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The case law is Commonwealth v Robinson and Commonwealth v Stevenson But there were narrow conditions in the latter. No idea about the former Interesting reading: http://forum.pafoa.org/general-2/27036-philly-police-ltcf-check.html#post350182 http://forum.pafoa.org/general-2/27036-philly-police-ltcf-check-page-2.html#post350277
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According to this post on the PA forum there is case law (looking for that now) supporting the idea that you need to produce a license in Philly if asked, even if you're not suspected of committing a crime: -- Technically, you are not even required to produce a LTCF in Philadelphia, since carry in Philly is legal with a LTCF. In order for an officer to have a lawful basis to demand to see your LTCF he would have to have specific facts on which to suspect that you not only have a gun (which can be perfectly legal) but also that you are committing or are about to commit a crime. Just seeing a gun isn't enough. However, in Philadelphia I don't think I'd care to push the issue too far. Bold by me. This is incorrect. Technically you do have to produce a permit in Philadelphia if carrying and you are simply asked. There is case law to support this. -- cite: http://forum.pafoa.org/concealed-carry-145/215171-q-pa-state-police-allowed-ask-pa-ltcf-page-2.html#post2365916
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The issue (to me) is that it may not be lawful for them to do so. I'm not seeing this us vs. them thing. Just lawful vs unlawful. I infer from your first sentence that we both agree that no one should be operating above the law For all I know it is legal for them to stop you to check your LTCF. So be it! But if it unlawful for them to do so then I'd expect them to follow the law I'm sure someone familiar with PA law will chime in.
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Understood -- I carry in Philly myself (concealed though) But I didn't think that simply carrying a firearm in PA is enough to be required to present a DL or LTCF. I know in some other states it's definitely not enough and there's case law to back it up (OR comes to mind)
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Thousands do it every day What's the issue -- that he was stopped for it?
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Do you know what I refer to when I sing, "shame shame SHAME!"? Contact Fox 5 (http://www.myfoxny.com/category/233240/shame-shame-shame) or another local news station that does a similar feature on their nightly newscast They'll eat your story up like hotcakes on Shrove Tuesday P.S. don't tell them you're a gun owner
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Off the top of my head, teachers I.e. anyone who is required to be investigated by the state police for employment
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Welcome Dunno where you are located but check out the Ranges subforum to get some ideas on where to go shooting: http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/forum/60-ranges-gun-shops/
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Law school ruins some of the best minds!
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Sadly they'll still have their full time jobs -- which are often secured by using their 2nd job to dole out political favors and shady backroom deals.
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An observer can only conclude that a vehicle has stopped with empirical evidence that the car has started moving the opposite direction than it was originally going. When the observer witnesses the vehicle's velocity flip direction (i.e. roll back), the velocity has implicitly crossed over the zero velocity mark for a moment in time. According to the laws of physics this evidence proves that the vehicle had stopped for some period of time, however infinitely small. Without this evidence it is possible and even reasonable that a vehicle that appears to have stopped is actually still moving at a miniscule speed undetectable by mere mortals. IMO you should be fine if you ride the clutch And a lawyer with an engineering degree can come in handy
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Reminds me of the "How taxes work" beer allegory: http://www.snopes.com/business/taxes/howtaxes.asp
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I can't put my finger on why but I don't like the phrase "active shooter". It seems like the media saturation from recent events has put it into the vocabulary of the general public where, predictably, it is used indiscriminately. IMO the phrase needs to be abandonded by the public at large and returned to the confines of the specialtized lexicon from where it came
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The prevailing speed is much more relevant than the posted speed limit in these circumstances -- at least that's been my experience This post is intended for entertainment purposes only.
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^^ Good looking!
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Good points.. I'll take getting educated over a summons any day of the week, thank you sir may I have another. Though I prefer that the catch and release takes place before the officer gets a page count on my abstract. To Maks point, something like a quarter of all arrests originate from routine traffic stops. But I don't have a cite for that. This post is intended for entertainment purposes only.
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I've heard good things about Linux P.S. cool article, thanks for sharing
