Homeland should not exist period.
Ya know I am going to come right out and say this.
you converting him?My brother Scott
Hugs and prayers.
Wife and I sending prayers hun
To me that I can relate to Saddle, Thank you
Yep. I truly know this, on a different level. I didn't lose a spouse or child then, and I can't imagine that kind of pain.
We carry each other.
I'm so sorry. I know these are Inadequate words. My prayers and thoughts are with you. Sending you the BIGGEST HUG posible over the internet.
Saddle I wish we were closer on this big rock. I do not doubt or dispute your toughness. But it does not hide your big heart. You are welcome at my humble home any time if you ever find yourself in north east VT. I'll put on some coffee and cook up some grub. Might even have a nip of somethin or other warming kicking around. No b.s. you seam like someone I would enjoy a good visit with.
I've never seen one segment of his show. I just thought the pic was humorous
Thank You so much, the honor would be all mine. I never discount what could happen. Last time I was in VT they had lots of Harleys. I'm just an old man that does all I can to help others.
Your top drawer in my eyes LW your pretty Gal too. Except for targets, I have never felt the need to shoot anything that's was not trying to harm me or I had to eat it. A gun to me is just like a motorcycle to me, something I respect & cherish, a tool to make my life better.To @Whiskey, @Saddletramp1200, @charlieallen844, and @Liz Wonder -
These are all people who lost (or, who have people that are still fighting) cancer. Or, in charlieallen's case, an apparent shooting.
I fought, and won Stage 3 testicular cancer; Liz fought and won Stage 3 uterine cancer. In my case, it helped me avoid some dogma within the Mother Church (birth control) LoL... Liz lost her daughter to cancer that had metasticized from her lungs, to her bones, and her brain; the very same, as what happened to my father.
Cancer claimed the lives of many in my family. It's definitely on my @#*! list. This gun thing has gotten me upset, too.
We are at a point to where handguns need to have digital handgrip ID, for the law-abiding citizenry. Proponents of the Second Amendment and gun collectors won't like what I have to write here.
We have to understand as the body public that the Second Amendment was written, and ratified in 1791. The people that emigrated here during that time period were fleeing the tyranny of the British Crown, yes...
Many of them were also running from 'the law' - hence, the penal colonies established here in the territory we now know as Georgia, among others.
People get wrapped up in rehetoric from politicians, and lobbies that try to curry favor within our political system. It is time for the technology sector to step up, and create a gun owner/handgun ID system.
Whether by handgrip imprinting, or even real-time DNA analysis from the gun owner's skin cells or perspiration, the tech community could make this happen.
After all, it is nearly 2016, not 1791 - and, the population has changed greatly since then. So, Amendments may need to be amended, in order to reflect the times we live in.
In this way, law enforcement would be able to spend their time tracking down illegal firearms suppliers, and buyers - rather than infringing upon the rights of law-abiding, registered handgun owners.
In other words, let's find viable solutions, instead of creating more problems with rhetoric from lobbies, spin-doctors, and worse - individuals who live in denial about our nation. We lead the world in violent crimes - especially those perpetrated by the illegal gun-carrying portion of our society.
Hopefully, Liz and I won't be annihilated with forum hatred...
LW & Liz
ya it is pretty bad he does them every year.
My weapons are tools for food,security and defense. Besides smiling when going out plinking with family.Your top drawer in my eyes LW your pretty Gal too. Except for targets, I have never felt the need to shoot anything that's was not trying to harm me or I had to eat it. A gun to me is just like a motorcycle to me, something I respect & cherish, a tool to make my life better.
