GorillaXI

I'm good BB. I have 2 hours of X-mas music cued up for the station in 2 hours. I think 2hours of that is enough for everyone.

Get a life

Going through the play list as I type this. LOL, you all are going to hate me. And I hate X-mas music. Crap!

Yes BB. I will have all X-mas music tonight. You never know what will happen.

Sorry BB. I was MIA last night. I didn't get home till around 2am today from FL. I will see you all there. I got me some Popcorn Sutton and some Apple Pie, so who knows what can happen.

If any Idiots are interested in playing poker tonight I would like to see how many show up I am finally home for the holidays from my road trip. Hope to see you there. I'll be on around 8pm central time. Maybe BB will set up some fun tournys.

Not me. I have fallen victim to the one to many times.

OK I'll have another beer and then bed time for Bonzo.

So what you are saying that my hunting rifles should not be legal? Should I turn them in to my government and not put natural food on my table? Venison and Elk are some of the most healthy and highest protein types of meat out there. Can you see the trickle down effect here? Try to taker my guns away and take food away from my mouth. I guess I should go apply for food stamps seeing that DumbBama is giving them out like lollipops at a bank. I am a card caring member of the NRA, and the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. I got my hunters safety card at the age of 10, I have a C&R (Curios & Relics) license for the past 7 years, I am currently working on getting my concealed to carry permit, and have always practiced gun safety. All but one of my guns are locked up in a safe with the ammo in a different safe. It isn't the guns fault that someone pulled the trigger, or the bullets fault that a person put it in the chamber. Same thing as a drunk driver getting behind the wheel of a car and killing some one, the car had no say so in that, the key couldn't control where it was going. Should we make laws against car manufacturers when someone dies in a wreck? I see no logic in you argument/response what so ever. It is the parents responsibility to teach their children the consequences and repercussions of what can happen if you do not obey the law. It is not the governments responsibility to impose more laws/sanctions on it's law abiding citizens or to tell me what I can or cannot have. This is where you argument has no merit. "Most killings are a crime of passion... meaning they acted in a fit of rage... take the gun out of the picture and they have time to calm down... if they have access to a gun, then there is no time to think it through." It doesn't matter, if someone wants to harm a person or commit a crime, they will find a way. No matter if it's a gun, knife, bat, or even a hammer. The person will find a way to commit "a crime of passion". I can only imagine what would happen if the current government tries to take our Second Amendment rights away. Can you say "2nd American Revolution"? That is what exactly what will happen if Obama and his office tries this stunt. There is no way to prevent the unpreventable.

LOL, when you said Radar. I was thinking of the guy from M.A.S.H. Always dressing up in women's clothes.

Well said LOM. I myself had just had a situation last Saturday where I was driving up to North Carolina for work and the traffic was stopped due to construction. In the lane to the right of me was a cement truck stopped about 2 car lengths in front of me. It was rear ended by a woman who was going around 60 mph and never hit the breaks. I was the first person to block the accident scene with my vehicle and jump out to render aid. Unfortunately by the time I reached her car she was dead. More people need to be active in the wellbeing and concern for our fellow man/woman. Posted on December 15, 2012 at 10:41 PM CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Authorities identified the victim in a fatal wreck on Interstate 85 Saturday afternoon that snarled traffic four hours. Aquilla Hill, a Kentucky resident with family in Charlotte, died when she drove her Honda underneath a cement truck on the Mallard Creek Church Road exit, troopers said. She was in her 20s. Trooper R.A. Benge estimated that Hill’s car was going about 60 mph when it crashed into the truck at 2:14 p.m. Crews closed the two right northbound lanes and an exit ramp for more than two hours.

Take a look at the buttstocks of most of the rifles. they look like they have been sitting in water for a while. Most of them look like old broken WWII era. And if you look at the pistols on the table, they look like they put the large capacity pistols up front and the rest look like old 6 shooters that probably don't work. If I had an old non repairable gun in my collection, I'd probably sell it to them also. In theory it's a good program to get old non functional weapons out of peoples hands. If I were to wager, I'd say that 95% of those guns would do more damage to the person holding it when they pull the trigger then anything at the end the bullets trajectory. Don't get me wrong, what happened is a tragedy. But if parents spent more time with their children in all aspect of them growing up this may have been averted. Just think back to when most of were kids. This sort of thing never happened. Kids these days need to get outside more and do things that kids do outside.

Oh shit....It's that time of the year again. Happy B-Day buddy. I wish I was there so I could talk dirty to the waitresses again.

Really? FU too. Given the free trade agreements between our countries, there is a real danger that your gun culture will be imported into MY country, particularly given our proximity. I hope that your neighbours wear Kevlar vests because when you wake up from a nightmare and start firing at imaginary intruders, your high-powered weaponry will shoot projectiles that will penetrate several walls. Look up stats on deaths from random bullets. LOL, I'd rather see that facts from random comments about US gun control from someone who doesn't live in the US. Besides, the only one of my weapons in my home that is loaded is a 9mm in my night stand for personal protection. If you know anything about a 9mm, they pretty much loose all muzzle velocity as soon as they leave the barrel and start to tumble and wont do much damage, even to a wet paper sack at 75 feet.. And on a side note, all my guns outside of the 9mm are locked up in a safe, and the ammo is in a different closet.

I have many thoughts on what people who do not live in the US have to say. But I will refrain from voicing them, as this might get me in trouble with the management. So instead I will just post a few pics with my point of view. I am a law abiding citizen and have earned the right to bear my arms. So I present to you my collection. And yes I know how to use them. If you live in a different country and feel that you need to make a stupid post about our laws and practices in the US, STFU. I don't recall the last time someone here made disparaging remarks about how your country is run.

Watch out TBB, dont mess with the Batman.

So, after driving all over the damn country for work, I found the Bat Cave in North Carolina. You'd think Batman would want to be a bit less conspicuous. I guess his GPS isn't that good.

As an Ex-Admin, I thought there was a limit to how many times you could change your name?

Damn you all. You got me in a mood tonight after driving for 18 hours straight from Cali. A bit of punk, skate, surf, ska, mod and what ever else you want to call it. Was 85 in the Cali hills yesterday and got home today and it was 45 for a high in Dallas. I'm going back to Cali. I wish. Off to North Carolina this weekend then off to Pensacola Beach after that.

Sounds like something PingLo would do.

USAF 1st Fighter Wing, Air Combat Command HQ, 71st Fighter Squadron F-15 avionics specialist stationed at Langley AFB Virginia. Was deployed to King Aziz Airport in Baharain for Operation Southern Watch, Rakavick AFB Iceland for Operation Bear watch for Russian bombers.

Nice Nacho

I'll throw it in there. FU Wildthing.

Chilli you "Idiot"

Now you just need to make a Mine Craft one for him.