killjoy32 wrote:stephen yes i have seen them both - i saw them on the cinema - good films - very interesting!Al
i have two weapons....a morning star and a chinese hand-axe
Kingofpain89 wrote:At first I didnt agree with you Serl, but then I got to thinking about it and you know what? Domestic cats are probably the most prolific and efficient killers on the planet. Since I have four of the little bastards, I get to see first hand the number of casualties they inflict on our local bird populace. I have read several publications regarding cat behavior and for the most part I think they are all incorrect.The cats we have stay indoors most of the time. We will let them out into the backyard during the evening when we are home and on weekends they get to go out for the better part of the day. They are not able to venture beyond the fence and never make the attempt to do so. They are happy just being outside. But since we have 15 trees in our front and back yards we have quite a few birds nesting in them. So far this year we have had two blue jays, a cardinal, a robin, and several smaller, unidentified birds fall prey to our cats. When the cats catch them, they bring them to the patio and drop them at the glass door leading into the house. Sometimes the bird has died and other times it is just "playing dead".It is my unprofessional opinion that house cats think that they are hunter/gatherers for their human tribe. They kill the bird and then parade around with it in their mouth for everyone else to see. Then they drop the animal at the feet of the larger "human" in order to get some sort of emotional reward for providing for the rest of their family.Now if I can only figure out why the alpha male sometimes shits on the bed when there is a perfectly good litter box just down the hall.
jasonw1239 wrote:The question I would ask is why are there so many criminals in the US?What conditions invites people to violate the laws so frequently and in such numbers?Canada is by no means crime free, but there are very few areas in most cities that people are afraid to walk down the streets.
Aneoth wrote:Obama voted twice on state gun laws in his home state (As a state senator) and BOTH times he voted against citizens gun rights.He spoke about those gun rights and how the Constitution does not give indivudual rights for Americans to own personal weapons.
red_bus wrote: I can't see how you could remove guns from a society where they are already so prevalent.
FormCritic wrote:Pardon me for posting four times in a row, but I must point out.....This has already been tried.We Americans refer to the incident as "Lexington and Concorde."April, 1775
killjoy32 wrote:i see Seattle are losing their basketball team...http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528, ... 39,00.html
Plaag wrote:Belated Happy 4th of JulyMay not be work safe, especially in the UK ShaneG.
Kingofpain89 wrote: I think my problem there is I really dont like pistols, especially semi-automatics. I am comfortable with a rifle. But if I am going to have a gun for home defense I really need a shotgun. Kind of hard to accidentally kill a neighbor with a shotgun.
Plaag wrote:Belated Happy 4th of JulyMay not be work safe, especially in the UK
JZavoda wrote:I'd recommended a 20gauge short barrel pistol grip mossberg pump shotgun. You can also get non-lethal shot, but if you need to use a gun I feel it is best to have something with some lethality.There is a 20 and 12 gauge mossberg that comes with a long and short barrel and a pistol grip and shoulder stock so that you can use it for hunting or home defense.The best things about a shotgun sre that you are less concerned with accuracy, it's intimidation factor is very high, and depending on the type of shot, its penetration factor is low so you don't have to worry about hitting someone in the next room, or house. With the pistol grip and short barrel it is perfect for room to room. It is one of the three firearms that everyone should own.Shotgun. Assault Rifle. A rifle designed for long range and a decent scope.
