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Vendot 04-07-2007 06:11 AM

You teach them something along the lines that "the pen is mightier than the sword".

You can do much with good education and gun violence is never a way to go forward with anything. History is full of examples which prove that violence and war never achieve anything constructive.

notabook 04-07-2007 06:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Why (Post 12213240)
webby, you aint been robbed at gunpoint have you, sometimes you dont go to enemies, sometimes they come to you, and an ounce of prevention is worth more then a pound of cure.

If someone pulls a gun on you, the absolute worst thing you could think about doing is pulling a gun back. Most robberies end rather peacefully, just hand over your possessions and you are far more likely to live than you were if you had attempted to pull out a weapon. Prevention is good to a point ? guns have a place, and they are in the home. I only really consider rifles/shotguns as guns also, I will never see a handgun as anything more than a tool that is used to murder people with.

he-fox 04-07-2007 06:38 AM

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Originally Posted by notabook (Post 12213450)
If someone pulls a gun on you, the absolute worst thing you could think about doing is pulling a gun back. Most robberies end rather peacefully, just hand over your possessions and you are far more likely to live than you were if you had attempted to pull out a weapon. Prevention is good to a point ? guns have a place, and they are in the home. I only really consider rifles/shotguns as guns also, I will never see a handgun as anything more than a tool that is used to murder people with.

hey, most of the loving-guns ppl here never leaved their state or served in the army, they are just John Wayne wannabees.

I wonder how they would think after taking some human life with a finger stroke.

probably they would cry.

Marcus Aurelius 04-07-2007 06:39 AM

I think we all know the real question is, at what age should I pay for, and lure to the woods, my sons first tranny hooker, so he can have shameful sex with it, slaughter it, and bury it in a shallow grave...ahh...to be 18 again..:-)

sortie 04-07-2007 08:20 AM

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Originally Posted by MaDalton (Post 12210596)
you really think having guns would have changed anything?

more jews would have been killed right on spot - if only one of them would have used a gun

Do you think citizens having guns is making a difference in Iraq?
http://www.defendersoftheplanet.org/...Caskets_01.jpg

baddog 04-07-2007 10:52 AM

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Originally Posted by MaDalton (Post 12210596)
you really think having guns would have changed anything?

more jews would have been killed right on spot - if only one of them would have used a gun

What the hell does this have to do with Jews? You think the elimination of Judism was Hitler's ultimate goal?

I need to get ahold of a German history book I guess.

GAMEFINEST 04-07-2007 10:53 AM

dont have one..

DirtyDanza 04-07-2007 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by notabook (Post 12213450)
If someone pulls a gun on you, the absolute worst thing you could think about doing is pulling a gun back. Most robberies end rather peacefully, just hand over your possessions and you are far more likely to live than you were if you had attempted to pull out a weapon. Prevention is good to a point ? guns have a place, and they are in the home. I only really consider rifles/shotguns as guns also, I will never see a handgun as anything more than a tool that is used to murder people with.

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this is a tough one... myself personally I alwasy carry my handgun and anyone from the boards thats ever met me knows I always carry... I even pack a full size HK usp 40 in a ccw that I can get to before you could send the signal from your brain to your trigger finger.. that being said.. I train for situatins like that all the time.. I also play paintball with nothing but a pistol against people with full auto's and ask zombiegirl I am not outgunned....

now that being said.. can anyone do that? NOPE.. and the old saying is

"good thing I didn't have my gun on me last night when I got robbed cause he would have taken that to"

the prob is people don;t train with their weapons.. they buy em and shoot maybe 100 rounds through them each year if not throughout the lifetime of owning the weapon... myself I shoot at least a min of 2000 rounds through my handgun a week... and I have cut back alot on shooting...... we do drills... I instruct 4 times a year at a place called Front Sight here are the details on that place..

Front Sight
http://frontsight.com

if anyone is intrested we have amazing classes that I will personally get you a 80% discount on and will personally be an instructur on.. not alone..

the class I reccomend is a 4 day armed citizens corps class.. you will go over everything from when to shoot and when not to shoot because your right to an extent.. most roberies end with them not even having a weapon....

now we have what we call the 21ft rule.. 21 ft is the dangerzone... someone witha sock can kill you within 21ft..... now I disagree for the longguns as "real guns" don't get me wrong there fun to shoot for LONG RANGE but shotguns are to messy for home protection... if you live alone yes there great but if you have kids never use a shotty as hope protection unless you load in this patter.... empty,beanbaag(lesslethal),buckshot,birdshot,bucks hot in case studies it's just shown that more "friendly fire" is done with shottys in the house where family is present... the best is learn your handgun.. you can become very fast with it and get some great night sights your set for anything....

Yahook 04-07-2007 11:35 AM

Never, hope this knoledge will not be important in the future.

Z 04-07-2007 12:25 PM

Danza...you and me need to become good friends.

V_RocKs 04-07-2007 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by martinsc (Post 12212096)
i am in israel.

but i still don't like the idea of killing...

And you expect someone else to protect you and your family..

Real smart.

Peaches 04-07-2007 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by notabook (Post 12213450)
If someone pulls a gun on you, the absolute worst thing you could think about doing is pulling a gun back. Most robberies end rather peacefully, just hand over your possessions and you are far more likely to live than you were if you had attempted to pull out a weapon. Prevention is good to a point – guns have a place, and they are in the home. I only really consider rifles/shotguns as guns also, I will never see a handgun as anything more than a tool that is used to murder people with.

And when they say "Pull down your pants and bend over" or "Open your mouth wide for me, my little pretty" you're going to REALLY wish you had a gun with you.

I have every intention of murdering someone if it's reached the point where I have to pull a gun on them. No sense shooting them just enough to piss them off even more.

notabook 04-07-2007 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Peaches (Post 12216174)
And when they say "Pull down your pants and bend over" or "Open your mouth wide for me, my little pretty" you're going to REALLY wish you had a gun with you.

I have every intention of murdering someone if it's reached the point where I have to pull a gun on them. No sense shooting them just enough to piss them off even more.

If they have a gun already trained on you I'm afraid you having a gun isn't going to do a bit of good. If they don't have a gun then the same end result (stopping them) can be achieved with a high quality stun gun or taser.

Drake 04-07-2007 06:21 PM

I wish I was taught to when I was growing up.

NewbieNudes 04-07-2007 07:43 PM

Guns are not needed in any society. Why does the USA have astronomical numbers of death by guns? Because they are so prevelant.

Guns in most other western cultures are never seen, heard nor needed.

:2 cents:

Webby 04-07-2007 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Why (Post 12213240)
webby, you aint been robbed at gunpoint have you, sometimes you dont go to enemies, sometimes they come to you, and an ounce of prevention is worth more then a pound of cure.

You have a point!

Na.. not been robbed - the most was a bombing (not aimed specifically at me and no bad result). There are other methods of "control" - if it's just kids, they can be managed. If it's a serious attempt - tho can't think of any reason for that - don't have "enemies" - depending on circumstances, their are better folks around to handle shit than me :)

To put it another way, the chances of any attack are so remote, it's not even worth considering. But agree - depends on where you live and possibly other factors - so hard to judge for everyone.

Webby 04-07-2007 08:05 PM

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Originally Posted by NewbieNudes (Post 12218608)
Guns are not needed in any society. Why does the USA have astronomical numbers of death by guns? Because they are so prevelant.

Guns in most other western cultures are never seen, heard nor needed.

:2 cents:

You are 100% correct - the prevalence of weapons results in crazy injuries/death rates in comparison to all other nations.

Sure, there can be a need for law officers to carry weapons (tho even that does not apply worldwide), and even they screw up on occasion - if not harming others - they shoot themselves :winkwink:

It's only one example... and may be more of personal choice not to kill anyone if there is an option, - was well-briefed by friend who is an experienced US govt officer on "preferences" and what to do or not do. Sure she packs a weapon or two, but unless this is called for - it is never drawn - not even as a threat. If it is even drawn, - it's to kill or maim. Her speciality is either a broken jaw, collar bone or both - killing anyone is the last option, tho it may and has happened, but only on very rare occasions. There are a few other options for anyone who feels under threat and these are, again, only by :2 cents:, but preferable, and in place.

Other prob obvious observations from dealing with many weapons-related offenses is the victim is often caused more harm by possessing a weapon they have no clue in handling - and this is often turned upon them. If the weapon was not present - the outcome would be less serious.

IllTestYourGirls 04-07-2007 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by notabook (Post 12216239)
If they have a gun already trained on you I'm afraid you having a gun isn't going to do a bit of good. If they don't have a gun then the same end result (stopping them) can be achieved with a high quality stun gun or taser.

gun range is what 100 meters to be sure on? stun gun or taser is what 6 inches? to late!

notabook 04-07-2007 08:16 PM

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Originally Posted by IllTestYourGirls (Post 12218776)
gun range is what 100 meters to be sure on? stun gun or taser is what 6 inches? to late!

If you don't have precognition on your side, I fail to see how you can know that a robber/rapist is coming at you from 100 meters away.

Webby 04-07-2007 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by IllTestYourGirls (Post 12218776)
gun range is what 100 meters to be sure on? stun gun or taser is what 6 inches? to late!

I'm no expert - but ya don't normally shoot at anyone who is 100 meters away :winkwink:

Close proximity scenarios are far more likely and ... enter weapons such as tasers...

Webby 04-07-2007 08:21 PM

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Originally Posted by IllTestYourGirls (Post 12218776)
gun range is what 100 meters to be sure on? stun gun or taser is what 6 inches? to late!

Another "tip" - if it's a burglary/house-breaking - get all the lights off and play games in the dark. You know your house and how to get around - others are clueless...

martinsc 04-07-2007 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by V_RocKs (Post 12215725)
And you expect someone else to protect you and your family..

Real smart.

yes. that's what law and cops are for.
besides i did my three years in the army and i have a month every year (reserve).

and believe me, i still hate guns and killing.

As i said in my first reply i wouldn't teach my sun about guns if possible.
I hope we'll all see days where this is possible...

DirtyDanza 04-07-2007 08:25 PM

the 3 post above this if someone is 100metres away then are way out of "the danger" zone whifh is what I talked abot earlier witht he 21ft rule thats 7 yards or meters what ever you want to call it... thats close... and with proper training you can defend yourself from any suprise attack at that distance.. I mean if they shoot you or blind side you your fucked no matter gun or not... now on to stun guns... worthless... yeah they work.. but will NOT stop a grown man.. I don;t care how many videos you show me of grown men falling on the ground after getting hit with tazers they DONT work they WILL NOT stop a human being that is intent on hurting you... adrenalin plays a big role in weapons you use.. thats a reason I will not go smaller than a .40 granted it's shot placement that counts not the cal but the bottom line is under fire you need to think of getting cover then return fire.. first thing is first cover.. when you can get cover you can collect your thoughts.... thats for the avg person.. now if you come train with me I will turn you into a straight killer with no shame.. your CK count will shoot through the roof after a month of training

notabook 04-07-2007 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by DirtyDanza (Post 12218842)
I don;t care how many videos you show me of grown men falling on the ground after getting hit with tazers they DONT work they WILL NOT stop a human being that is intent on hurting you...

That is absolute bullshit. It doesn't matter how big you are, it doesn’t matter how well toned your muscles are. A high quality stun gun or taser is going to bring your ass down. Show me of a video of someone getting tasered by a police quality stun gun/taser and manage to stand for more than 5 seconds.

cyko 04-07-2007 08:37 PM

I say teach them to respect firearms at age 5 or so and if they would like to learn to safely shoot them and learn more about them, then I say 12 is a great age to start. Buy them a pellet gun watch how they handle it... then graduate them to a .22cal rifle. I am not going to go into a debate about the 2a here but all I can say is, without guns, we wouldn't have the freedoms we have today here in America. It is a vital part of our constitution, nuff said.

Webby 04-07-2007 08:39 PM

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Originally Posted by DirtyDanza (Post 12218842)
the 3 post above this if someone is 100metres away then are way out of "the danger" zone whifh is what I talked abot earlier witht he 21ft rule thats 7 yards or meters what ever you want to call it... thats close... and with proper training you can defend yourself from any suprise attack at that distance.. I mean if they shoot you or blind side you your fucked no matter gun or not... now on to stun guns... worthless... yeah they work.. but will NOT stop a grown man.. I don;t care how many videos you show me of grown men falling on the ground after getting hit with tazers they DONT work they WILL NOT stop a human being that is intent on hurting you... adrenalin plays a big role in weapons you use.. thats a reason I will not go smaller than a .40 granted it's shot placement that counts not the cal but the bottom line is under fire you need to think of getting cover then return fire.. first thing is first cover.. when you can get cover you can collect your thoughts.... thats for the avg person.. now if you come train with me I will turn you into a straight killer with no shame.. your CK count will shoot through the roof after a month of training

Suppose it depends where you live etc DirtyDanza, but in any "normal existence" it's not exactly common for people to be attacking ya :winkwink: So.. still wondering about the need to be armed.

Can't say for sure, but certainly appears that the average person who has a gun has little experience in actually handling it - and that can pose more problems alone - forget an attack.

If there is a genuine fear of attack to the extent of buying a weapon, what happened to physical methods of defense? Can think of one very quiet lady who will (and has) taken out a fair number of guys, with much more weight and power than she ever had - tho the tendency to break jaws and collar bones is getting embarrassing and too regular *lol* She sure don't need any weapons (tho she has em) - the joke is she would not waste a good bullet on em :-)

Just odd that a lady can do this without problems, yet guys are rushing to arm themselves to the teeth.

Webby 04-07-2007 08:41 PM

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Originally Posted by notabook (Post 12218902)
That is absolute bullshit. It doesn't matter how big you are, it doesn?t matter how well toned your muscles are. A high quality stun gun or taser is going to bring your ass down. Show me of a video of someone getting tasered by a police quality stun gun/taser and manage to stand for more than 5 seconds.

Believe you are correct man! Don't matter the weight - they will go down, and quick.

notabook 04-07-2007 08:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Webby (Post 12218940)
Believe you are correct man! Don't matter the weight - they will go down, and quick.

I've shocked close to 200 people with various stun guns and tasers. Quality ones work. PERIOD. If you use flea market trash you are getting essentially nothing more than a disposable camera! People who have had bad experiences with stun guns not working have to be buying trash, I can offer no other explanation for it.

Webby 04-07-2007 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted by notabook (Post 12218961)
I've shocked close to 200 people with various stun guns and tasers. Quality ones work. PERIOD. If you use flea market trash you are getting essentially nothing more than a disposable camera! People who have had bad experiences with stun guns not working have to be buying trash, I can offer no other explanation for it.

OK.. I've actually got a couple around somewhere :winkwink: Tho never had any reason to use em - but once! It was a bet where one guy had worked out (scientifically of course!) that a taser would be totally incapable of holding a charge *lol* He just "needed" proof - and he regretted ever asking :winkwink: He was numbed up very quickly!!

Dunno what the quality is like... they were selected by a law person who supposed to know about em, so probably OK quality.

IllTestYourGirls 04-07-2007 08:54 PM

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Originally Posted by notabook (Post 12218785)
If you don't have precognition on your side, I fail to see how you can know that a robber/rapist is coming at you from 100 meters away.

ok for personal outside protection I agree with you, no need for gun. In home for sure, if i hear someone breaking in, they are dead.

notabook 04-07-2007 08:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Webby (Post 12218975)
OK.. I've actually got a couple around somewhere :winkwink: Tho never had any reason to use em - but once! It was a bet where one guy had worked out (scientifically of course!) that a taser would be totally incapable of holding a charge *lol* He just "needed" proof - and he regretted ever asking :winkwink: He was numbed up very quickly!!

Dunno what the quality is like... they were selected by a law person who supposed to know about em, so probably OK quality.

Haha! I've yet to see one person able to stand up for more than 5 seconds of getting shocked, most will fall within 3 seconds. I've heard of some people having "resistance" to stun guns/tasers, but I've yet to see it first hand. I hope that guy learned not to bet on things he?ll regret later? hehehe.

As for the quality, the man/woman probably knew what they were talking about. As long as you paid $250-$300 or above you probably got a quality piece. Anything below that becomes pretty shitty... I have encountered a FEW cheaper brands that were adequete but I wouldn't use them personally.

notabook 04-07-2007 09:00 PM

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Originally Posted by IllTestYourGirls (Post 12218983)
ok for personal outside protection I agree with you, no need for gun. In home for sure, if i hear someone breaking in, they are dead.

At home I think that guns most certainly have their place, but in the form of shotguns and rifles. I own a number of them myself and I think guns are very important for personal safety! I just will never see a handgun as anything more than a tool of murder.

Webby 04-07-2007 09:07 PM

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Originally Posted by notabook (Post 12218994)
Haha! I've yet to see one person able to stand up for more than 5 seconds of getting shocked, most will fall within 3 seconds. I've heard of some people having "resistance" to stun guns/tasers, but I've yet to see it first hand. I hope that guy learned not to bet on things he?ll regret later? hehehe.

Hehe... the "victim" was prob around 190-220 lbs and he only got a small "dose", but he was paralysed for a while after - and had to admit his science degree did not work too well and he needed to recalculate the power potential :winkwink:

How come you had a need to taser 200 people? In law enforcement?

OzMan 04-07-2007 09:11 PM

DirtyDanza http://frontsight.com looks awesome.

You should make a thread closer to the Vegas shows, I'm sure quite a few Webmasters would like to do a course before or after a show. :thumbsup

notabook 04-07-2007 09:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Webby (Post 12219057)
Hehe... the "victim" was prob around 190-220 lbs and he only got a small "dose", but he was paralysed for a while after - and had to admit his science degree did not work too well and he needed to recalculate the power potential :winkwink:

How come you had a need to taser 200 people? In law enforcement?

Naw, not in law enforcement. I used to sell them a few years back and we’d setup demo tents and let volunteers get shocked. It never ceased to amaze me that people would willingly be tasered just to see how it felt. We had to have this paramedic guy on standby as well in case anyone got hurt… even though we had a thick mat there several people always managed to hurt themselves while falling (never directly from the taser or stun gun itself).

The best taser that I used (and currently own) is the M18L. I bought it when it was around $550, you can get it under $350 now. I've yet to use a stun gun that I have *really* liked, most just feel really cheaply made to me and I don't trust them even if they do have the stopping power... I'd much rather use the M18L even though it is a bit more limited in many ways.

SmokeyTheBear 04-07-2007 09:29 PM

my daughter shot her first deer at 3 , i just let my son take his first shot at 20 months, and im aiming to get his first deer kill for his second birthday

minusonebit 04-07-2007 09:33 PM

One of the first things they should touch after mommy's tit.

I'm all for giving kids guns.

Webby 04-07-2007 09:38 PM

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Originally Posted by notabook (Post 12219100)
Naw, not in law enforcement. I used to sell them a few years back and we’d setup demo tents and let volunteers get shocked. It never ceased to amaze me that people would willingly be tasered just to see how it felt. We had to have this paramedic guy on standby as well in case anyone got hurt… even though we had a thick mat there several people always managed to hurt themselves while falling (never directly from the taser or stun gun itself).

The best taser that I used (and currently own) is the M18L. I bought it when it was around $550, you can get it under $350 now. I've yet to use a stun gun that I have *really* liked, most just feel really cheaply made to me and I don't trust them even if they do have the stopping power... I'd much rather use the M18L even though it is a bit more limited in many ways.

:1orglaugh There is no end to which the public seem to want "proof"! *lol*

Can't remember how much the tasers cost - think they were about $500 ish for two at the time. There are probably betters units on the market now.

Joke!! :winkwink: One of the latest "incidents" the girl I mentioned above was involved in was an attempted rape. The assailant had no clue she was an undercover officer and she just played dumb in scenarios around him (he still ain't got a clue she is anything other than a stupid woman - the cover was retained). Anyways.. he approached her with a "proposition" which she politely declined. But he did not know when to stop and got his jaw broken... he was on the floor and told to stay there while she called medical help - but na.. he don't do as he's told and gets off the floor to "have a go" and gets - not sure of the exact sequence - but gets his collar bone screwed and back on the floor. Turns out in the end his jaw, collar bone and a couple of ribs were broken.

Anyways... he wants to prefer charges of assault *lol* and is wheeled into court in a chair. The judge asks him "why would this lady want to attack you?" "She tried to murder me" "Why would she want to murder you?" Slowly the story unfolds (it's a long story and more involved than the attempted rape)... Eventually.. the judge is passed some background papers (it's the detail of the actual identity of the girl and stuff about registered use of hands which are "offensive weapons" in the state) and comments that.. "I'm sure Miss X would have no problem murdering you if that was on her mind" :1orglaugh He then went on to demolish him with dialog about being "a poor specimen of a man" and ordered him wheeled out of court *lol*

Can't say most stuff here, but part of the background is the girl was "employed" by him (tho all fake) and was owed a salary. Her little joke was that she then made claims against him (keeps the cover up) for her due salary which he refused to pay - so she raised some paperwork in court to record her claim against him. The ass .. least last I heard.. has never paid it and she it's still accumlating interest and apparently will go against his estate in the end :1orglaugh

notabook 04-07-2007 09:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Webby (Post 12219174)
Joke!! :winkwink: One of the latest "incidents" the girl I mentioned above was involved in was an attempted rape. The assailant had no clue she was an undercover officer and she just played dumb in scenarios around him (he still ain't got a clue she is anything other than a stupid woman - the cover was retained). Anyways.. he approached her with a "proposition" which she politely declined. But he did not know when to stop and got his jaw broken... he was on the floor and told to stay there while she called medical help - but na.. he don't do as he's told and gets off the floor to "have a go" and gets - not sure of the exact sequence - but gets his collar bone screwed and back on the floor. Turns out in the end his jaw, collar bone and a couple of ribs were broken.

Anyways... he wants to prefer charges of assault *lol* and is wheeled into court in a chair. The judge asks him "why would this lady want to attack you?" "She tried to murder me" "Why would she want to murder you?" Slowly the story unfolds (it's a long story and more involved than the attempted rape)... Eventually.. the judge is passed some background papers (it's the detail of the actual identity of the girl and stuff about registered use of hands which are "offensive weapons" in the state) and comments that.. "I'm sure Miss X would have no problem murdering you if that was on her mind" :1orglaugh He then went on to demolish him with dialog about being "a poor specimen of a man" and ordered him wheeled out of court *lol*

Can't say most stuff here, but part of the background is the girl was "employed" by him (tho all fake) and was owed a salary. Her little joke was that she then made claims against him (keeps the cover up) for her due salary which he refused to pay - so she raised some paperwork in court to record her claim against him. The ass .. least last I heard.. has never paid it and she it's still accumlating interest and apparently will go against his estate in the end :1orglaugh

lmao? I?d let her use her ?offensive weapons? on me ;) Anyways, I?m off, going to get ready to go fish. It?s freezing cold here at the moment but god damn it I?m going fishing today. It?s what Jesus would have wanted. Have a happy Jesus-got-resurrected day!

Webby 04-07-2007 09:56 PM

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Originally Posted by notabook (Post 12219217)
lmao? I?d let her use her ?offensive weapons? on me ;) Anyways, I?m off, going to get ready to go fish. It?s freezing cold here at the moment but god damn it I?m going fishing today. It?s what Jesus would have wanted. Have a happy Jesus-got-resurrected day!

:winkwink: Some stuff is just too funny - others more serious.

And same to you man and try and catch something :thumbsup


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