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jmra wrote:The mugshots prove that a picture really is wroth a thousand words.

I wonder if they're related to the guys who called the cops to report that someone stole their stash.

Nicolai wrote:Be sure you check out reciprocity

Ohio-Arizona reciprocity agreement

You wouldn't like them when they're angry.

It's the only way some folk will learn. As long as they don't shoot anybody else, I don't fret about it.

Many restaurants in Texas sell beer or wine but not mixed drinks. I wouldn't be surprised if the situation is similar in other Southern states, especially those with a 'shine legacy.

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... but back in the US, individuals don't have that right? Hypocrite.

I bet Shekels to bagels that he supports Israel's collective right of national defense, not the right of individual Israelis to defend themselves from philistines.

Was the blade length restriction changed/removed at the same time? (In a different bill...) No. The blade length restriction in 46.02 still applies when you don't have a 46.15 exception. The switchblade restriction was in 46.05 which now seems to outlaw spike strips on your own property to stop tre...

Investigators said the victim was banging on the man's door and when he opened it, the victim charged at him. Did the investigators say that or did some festering pustule editorialize that? Based on those events, it sounds like the attacker was shot when he charged into the victim's room to assault...

EEllis wrote:It's not uncommon to hear shooting, mostly I think it's just people firing their guns not criminal activity tho there is some, but tho it was close I didn't automaticly think anything until I felt something hit me and I then realized a bullet went thru my house.

East Houston?

Congrats!

A bar can call itself a church but that doesn't make it so.

The California couple that had to be rescued from their sailboat off the coast of Mexico is now suing their phone company.

baldeagle wrote:

infoman wrote:You can't revoke someone's instructor certification for that.

That's nuts. You're telling me it's acceptable to the state of Texas for instructors to teach false information?

That's what the evidence suggests. I'm not saying they encourage it but they certainly appear to condone it.

There have been a lot of posts here, and in other forums, saying businesses intentionally post non-compliant signs because they don't want to ban guns. They do it to make the antis feel warm and fuzzy. I reckon now we may find out if they're right.

False. Too many ads and blocked content. (region, mobile device, etc.)

The person below me wonders if anybody sings Guantanamera at Gitmo.