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So you carry it like a Talisman that doesn't actually have any power?Suffice it to say, I religiously pack a piece while Wally World shopping. It heightens my peace of mind.
So you carry it like a Talisman that doesn't actually have any power?Suffice it to say, I religiously pack a piece while Wally World shopping. It heightens my peace of mind.
It's a compact 5-shot Smith & Wesson Model 642 .38 Special concealed here in CC State Oklahoma. There are 5 additional rounds on a Bianchi rubber strip. I don't feel insufficiently armed against some homicidal/suicidal nut with an auto even. One or two shots with a two-hand hold should summarily end any "mass shooting" situation in progress. Hopefully, I will never get involved in such a scenario. But forewarned is forearmed.So you carry it like a Talisman that doesn't actually have any power?
funny, reminds me of the time that I was interviewing for a design draftsman job. The guy interviewing was a total dick and I knew I did NOT want to work for him.Wal-Mart is a slice of the community where it's located as they hire locals to work in their stores. It's called "Jobs for those who need them and are willing to come to work on time and do their job!"
there is a reason for those lyrics. the story varies, as one would expect. my chosen variant is: George Harrison was at a wedding reception. a 12 year old boy came up to him and presented an analysis of the real meaning of "Happiness is a warm gun" ( the actual meaning was: the songwriter saw a blurb on a gun magazine cover ). the 12 year olds analysis erred. George Harrison wrote The Walrus as an "analyze this, bozo!" to people who "analyze" songs.check out The Walrus by The Beatles