1) ALL GUNS ARE ALWAYS LOADED
2) NEVER LET THE MUZZLE COVER ANYTHING YOU ARE NOT WILLING TO DESTROY
3) KEEP YOUR FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER UNTIL YOUR SIGHTS ARE ON THE TARGET
4) BE SURE OF YOUR TARGET AND WHAT IS BEYOND IT
5) DON'T GET WIRED ON METH, SMOKE A JOINT, AND SHOOT AT SWAMP RATS FROM YOUR BACK PORCH.
For the less mentally-capable:
ReplyDelete1.) Teh gunz 4LW4YZ g0T5 bull1Tz innit.
2.) Don't shuv 4 G47 @ SUM1 j00 don't want PWNED.
3.) K33P teh 54F73Y 0n, until you want to cap something.
Of course this fool was already a felon and should never had a gun in the first place.
ReplyDeleteWe need more gun control *eyeroll*
Oh? And where does the Constitution make an exception for those the "authority" has deemed to be bad people?
ReplyDeleteIt became reckless endangerment the moment he pointed the gun at something he couldn't positively identify. Until that moment, he hadn't done anything (that we know of) that was anyone else's business.
Tracy
Snorkeling in February, in Oregon.
ReplyDeleteSounds like fun.
TAM, I know lots of people in Knoxville read you- want to scoop the pulse and the news-sentinel?
ReplyDeleteread it here-
http://staghounds.blogspot.com/2007/02/harvards-new-president-has-knoxville.html
See! There IS a reason for maritime spring cups for Glocks!
ReplyDeleteGuess the view from his porch wasn't nearly good enough.
ReplyDeleteAny sign of snorklers from your portico, Tam?