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<t>The argument for me isn't one of "shooting". It's one of: 1. deterrence 2. leveling of the playing field at a minimum. preferably tilting the favor to the intended victim is my preference. the bad guys usually have a weapon. law-abiding citizens in a gun controlle...

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<t>plazul wrote: Yes, I can do that but when I bring up a photo it says, my documents, and the name of the file with my name. Will that show up if I post? Don't want my real name on a website. You can make another copy of the photo and just rename it. I usually drag my photos to my ...

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<r><URL url="http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/story.jsp?story=552376"><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/ ... ory=552376">http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/story.jsp?story=552376</LINK_TEXT></URL> I would do it again, says father who stabbed intruder ...

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<t>Let's criminalize the whole UK society! The UK Government is getting desperate due to the absolutely amazing rise in violent crime in the UK since they outlawed firearms. It's laughable to think that the criminals will abide by the law. The very people you want armed to ensure a peace...

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<r>There is so much I can write about this. I'm really quite curious about what the opinion is from our longtime true friends in the UK. The British government has completely stripped away any defense capability from her citizens. In addition, their legislation makes everyone...

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<t>Two decades of opposing gun owners` rights in the U.S. Senate make John Kerry the most anti-gun presidential nominee in U.S. history! FACT: Kerry has voted nine times in favor of banning semi-auto firearms. FACT: Kerry has voted for a Ted Kennedy amendment to ban ...

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<r>Some of the worst behaved children come from wealthy homes. Again, it doesn't have to do with money or fame. It has to do with parental responsibility. The wealthy kids who run into trouble are the ones who are never expected to have any responsibilities. I wou...

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<t>plazul wrote: I can almost see my breath. How do you post photos on this site? I know how to link photos but I've never posted one. I don't know how to do a lot of things on my PC. I just do documents and spreadsheets and I've never experimented with other bells and whistles. Hi ...

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Sweet!

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<t>Hi All, I like to remain at least a little anonymous so I'm going to chicken out of posting a photo of myself. I will post a photo of what I see when I'm on my computer. This is a wintertime shot. The flat area before the trees is a lawn in the spring, summer, and fall. <br...

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<t>Here's a shocker: I put a lot of blame on the parents. They are complicit. Obviously there are a few negative things going on in these "good families". (What does this "good families" mean? No felonies? Neighbors haven't accused them of running a crack house? ) 1. The parent...

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E b o ny and Ivvvooorryyy!

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Doesn't the wide load go in back of the car? :p

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He'll have to call his wife or girlfriend that he is going to miss dinner. Looks like he'll be hung up for a while.

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He'll have to call his wife or girlfriend that he is going to miss dinner. Looks like he'll be hung up for a while.

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It's all good. This forum has more activity than a lot of places have after being "in business" for a year. Not bad after 2 weeks.

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plazul wrote: Yeah, too bad all the guys in the flagged draped coffins can't vote.

I bet they'd vote for peace.

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I'd hate to see the Bridesmaids!

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Ouch!

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Brother, can you spare a car?

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<r>Phew! I was worried. I re-read your post and thought you were talking about Mexico. <E>;)</E> That makes sense then. Good information on Michocan. We have our own little slice of paradise right where we are. Many acres, many trees, great schools, great family values, peopl...

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<r>Warsai wrote: Allow me to help. The Washington Post. The same day that Clinton released "My Life". I read that, troops tend to follow Republican leaders more than Democrats (so was FDR just lucky?). However, with the current situation in Iraq, will the troops go with Kerry?<...

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I wonder if that drill is plugged into a GFI type circuit? I'd sure hate to fall off that ladder with a nice 110V 20 amp conductor in the water with me.

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I would like one of these 45 players now! I still have a ton of 45's.

Maybe it's time to get the turntable back out and resurrect some memories.

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<t>plazul wrote: It's definitely a good weapon for protecting house and home. I think all you'd have to do is display it and even the most determined assailant would flee in terror. (This is my editorial to the general public who may be browsing this thread.) You have to ...

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<r>plazul wrote: I don't know what attracted me to guns but when I first held my Uncle Merle's Winchester in my arms I fell in love with the feel of it. My dad had his fill of guns as a corpsman in some of the bloodiest battles of WWII in the South Pacific but he let me go hunting in the mountains e...

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<r>Tom talks frankly for the first time about why Scientology is "the ****, man" An interesting read. Comments? <URL url="http://www.rollingstone.com/news/story?id=6420217&rnd=1092364818611&has-player=true&version=6.0.11.847"><LINK_TEXT text="http://www.rollingstone...

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masaw wrote: Ireland is the lost civilization of Alantis? Darn! I had my money on the "Cuba is Alantis theory".

Me too. Makes my head spin.

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<t>plazul wrote: Remember that marriage is about more than just the institution. It's also about a whole lot of government and private sector benefits that gay couple can't receive. That's why I support Civil Unions. I really don't get the trophy analogy. Do ...

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<r>Good to hear. I bet that you'll find at least three of those channels will really ring your bell. I have DirecTV. Very nice service. I was worried about the ability to receive it since we are near the 48th parallel - but heck - my friends in Alaska get the service. (Go figure.) They mu...

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<r>Ouch! You're right. I forgot about Ashcroft losing his Senate seat to a less than qualified contender. <E>;)</E> Where I live, the Sheriff doesn't mind if we get our guns out to help. <E>:)</E> But then again, not much shenanigans here. Everyone is armed and self-reliant. ...

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I'm going to have to look at this a little more. I just bought one of my kids a Gameboy SP. So that's going to be obsolete soon?

Should have known! The specs you list are truly great.

Who here owns an XBox? (Maybe I should start a new thread.)

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<r>Plazul, Seeing your postings and what you are interested in, you are missing a lot! Get DirecTV or Dish or Cable. History Channel, A&E, Discovery Channel, Homes & Garden, The Learning Channel, etc. all have great shows. We don't watch much "alphabet soup" channels an...

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<t>plazul wrote: The argument that gay marriage will destroy the instituiton of marriage is another transparent straw man argument designed to disguise prejudice and hate. Right wing conservatives are exploiting homophobic hate and the fears and prejudices of bigoted Americans who might ...

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<r>Thanks to everyone for the thoughtful responses. Plazul, interesting that you mention that you are near the border. So am I, but in the Montana and Idaho area. We just don't have the population issues that the East Coast has. In addition, Middle Eastern men driving down the highway wo...

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<r>plazul wrote: I did a cursory Google search but I haven't seen any polls that indicate which presidential candidate has the most support from our troops. I can't quote a source, but I'm fairly confident the career Military folks are pro Bush. I bet the Reservists are re-thinking....

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<t>plazul wrote: Conspiracy theories are very popular in the Arab (as they are in ours) world and often make their way into mainstream Arab media. Israel's Mossad is allegedly exploiting the Arab propensity to put stock in rumor by planting conpiracy theories on the street and inside terrorist circl...

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I'm afraid that these miserable cretans are just waiting. Biding their time. Getting their ducks in a row.

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<r>plazul wrote: But I don't think they are ready to allow unfettered access to a political appointee and intelligence czar. It will be interesting to see how they respond and it wouldn't surprise me if they have the architects of the proposed superstructure under surveillance. <br/...

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<t>Pearl Harbor wrote: Your memory serves you well. Unfortunate but true. Churchill considered the Pope: "Hitler's Pope." I know that as of 1940, the British were very frustrated with the Pope's refusal to speak out against the fascist powers. For those of you who are unfamiliar with who ...

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<t>Hey Everyone, I would love to jump in and give you a super-conservative heavily armed keep your hands off my guns damn the torpedoes praise the lord and pass the ammunition type of response, but I can't! I have not read the Patriot Act. I've read snippets from both sides bu...

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<t>plazul wrote: Most employees in the national security field are psychometrically tested to see if they are psychologically and intellectually suited for the job. Why don't we require such testing for people competing for the most powerful office in the world? Ha! That's a good th...

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it says:

"please wear on shirt pocket"

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<t>plazul wrote: Looks like the forecasters were really off the mark with Charley. I didn't expect this many deaths though I wasn't surprised at the devastation. This will be a good opportunity to see if our new Homeland Security structure in conjunction with FEMA is better prepared than ...

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<r>plazul wrote: The war on terrorism has been a boon to the security business but it's also spawned a new breed of bounty hunters. Mercenaries from a number of Muslim countries have joined the hunt for al-Queda and other wanted terrorists hoping to reap huge rewards for their capture<br/...

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<t>plazul wrote: Interesting tibit about the emp counter measures but I think the capability was exaggerated. No aircraft will ever come close to matching the Black Bird for sheer sex appeal. Imagine flying at 90,000 feet at mach three back in the Sixties. You would have felt ...

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<t>anastrophe wrote: the 'boy and his dog' argument has already been covered in the '12 reasons' list i posted. red herring. Just as absurd as this topic would have been back in 1972. Same sex marriage? Never! That's ridiculous! Red herring! The nose of the ca...

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<t>Robert H. Bork wrote in his article "The Necessary Amendment" in the August/September 2004 issue of First Things Quote: There is, finally, very real uncertainty about the forms of sexual arrangments that will follow from homosexual marriage. To quote William Bennett: "Say ...

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<r>gr8geezer wrote: Possibly. I know the evangelical right has been responsible for much of the anti-drug regislation in that area. As conservative as my views are (yes, i admit it! <E>:D</E> ), I have a real problem with our drug laws. Too harsh for the insignificant stuff. <...

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<r>Welcome Audrey! You and I are the first ones to post our little "bio's". <E>:)</E> Yes, the ForumGarden folks just opened this topic today so I figured that it would be a good time to get my post in. What school are you going to in SoCal? I'm originally from CA and am a gra...

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