"But ALL guns have to be registered - especially in Philly!"

**t1m0thy** · June 27th, 2010, 11:07 PM

When they ask "What is that?" just answer, "That is Fred. He is sleepy so I put him in his holster for a nap. I suggest we let him sleep...he's a bit grumpy when he wakes up."

**Yentl Marmelstein** · June 27th, 2010, 11:59 PM

Is she single?

**DonSmithnotTMD** · June 29th, 2010, 12:27 PM

You know all of that stuff is funny/surprising/annoying to those of us who knwo better but perfectly acceptable to those who don't. There are many areas of the law and often what we think is true isn't. For example, I'm researching more, but it appears that where I live a house doesn't need a second means of egress to be occupied.

**MischaBurns** · June 29th, 2010, 12:46 PM

Originally Posted by ungawa

This is my BOOM STICK!!!

(Evil Dead 2)

where's the Oldsmobile?

**JayG23** · July 4th, 2010, 12:53 PM

Originally Posted by Emptymag

Maybe I'm past that stage, but I don't find it humorous when someone does that "officer" thing.

(he he ha ha... looky, you're a cop - see, 'cuz you haz a gun...)

I agree. It's not funny to be in a system where only some folks have the means to stand up for those who are unable.

**JayG23** · July 4th, 2010, 12:58 PM

Originally Posted by Metz

Fixed it for you.

According to the NRA guidelines, the word "weapon" is not kosher, and associated with the word "bad" in sheeple' minds (no to mention it's broad application - fron knives to WMD). So the words gun and firearm, but to the way lesser extent. Thus [I guess] NRA decided not to fight bad image of the word "weapon", but to concentrate on gun and firearm. And recommended to use THEM as accurate descriptions of... well... guns

That's called 'Framing' by the folks who study it, and the use of it to manipulate the general public is what has brought us so many problems.