When I feel the unquenchable desire to correct (or attempt to) my local fish-wrapper, I always add, at the end of my screed, the fact that I am available as a knowledgeable (if not expert) gun-writer. So far, no takers.
Packetman: Nope. They'd have to say it was a written statement, not a spoken quote.
You know that "This Is Why You're Fat" Web site? Someone should start a blog called "This Is Why You're Failing." I'd do it but I'm already to depressed.
Google won't help with bad spelling (except maybe through "related searches"). And any spelling mistake you make could have been made by somebody else.
I did an ask.com ("don't be evil" by using Google) search and came up with: http://www.travelblog.org/Photos/4171781.html http://www.musictext.org.ua/lyricsid-1176.html http://www.altpress.com/screening/33.htm And a reference to this story from DU
And this off-topic but interesting definition: http://www.emory.edu/INTELNET/lex_society.html
The problem of course is reporters who need to be taken to the range and a gun show so they have a clue.
I'm actually looking for a "buy-back" in my area (Portland OR) I have two guns that aren't working and would cost more to fix than they are worth. One is an old .22 Marlin that had someone managed to dog-leg the barrel just slightly, and the other is a Jennings 9mm. I would happily take 100 bucks for each of them. I would then happily find my way to the nearest shop and get myself an nice shiny new Bearcat.
Be polite, please. (also I'd like to add that I reserve the right to delete any and all comments that I find offensive, argumentative, or just plain tiresome.)
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That article could double as a colostomy bag.
ReplyDeleteWV=weeps...what the nation does over our future!
700 guns, at "up to" $100 for ak47's.
ReplyDeleteI need to host a buyback and then a inventory liquidation sale.
Oozies on the street.
ReplyDeleteThat would make a good blog name.
When I feel the unquenchable desire to correct (or attempt to) my local fish-wrapper, I always add, at the end of my screed, the fact that I am available as a knowledgeable (if not expert) gun-writer.
ReplyDeleteSo far, no takers.
I've got to agree with Anonymous. Can I host my own gun buy-back program? At those prices I could easily expand the MedicMatthew Armory
ReplyDeleteOr .... maybe 'oozies' was a direct quote from the mayor?
ReplyDeletePacketman: Nope. They'd have to say it was a written statement, not a spoken quote.
ReplyDeleteYou know that "This Is Why You're Fat" Web site? Someone should start a blog called "This Is Why You're Failing." I'd do it but I'm already to depressed.
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ReplyDeleteGoogle won't help with bad spelling (except maybe through "related searches"). And any spelling mistake you make could have been made by somebody else.
ReplyDeleteI did an ask.com ("don't be evil" by using Google) search and came up with:
http://www.travelblog.org/Photos/4171781.html
http://www.musictext.org.ua/lyricsid-1176.html
http://www.altpress.com/screening/33.htm
And a reference to this story from DU
And this off-topic but interesting definition:
http://www.emory.edu/INTELNET/lex_society.html
The problem of course is reporters who need to be taken to the range and a gun show so they have a clue.
Oozies - nothing a shot of penicillin can't fix.
ReplyDeleteOozie = an over-lubricated gun?
ReplyDeleteI'm actually looking for a "buy-back" in my area (Portland OR) I have two guns that aren't working and would cost more to fix than they are worth. One is an old .22 Marlin that had someone managed to dog-leg the barrel just slightly, and the other is a Jennings 9mm. I would happily take 100 bucks for each of them. I would then happily find my way to the nearest shop and get myself an nice shiny new Bearcat.
ReplyDeleteTee hee!
So Bread,
ReplyDeleteLagniappe and I don't have "Oozies", but we do have an Uzi. When you going to come down and visit us (and Nicki) and try it out?