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by: JP Bill May 13, 2012 8:32 PM PDT

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Blind drunk and armed.

by JP Bill - 5/13/12 8:32 PM

ROCKAWAY TOWNSHIP, NJ - We are scared for Steven Hopler.

On Friday, Judge Thomas Manahan ruled that the blind gun enthusiast may keep the six handguns he still has in his home, but he must store them in a safe pending an evaluation of his alcohol use.


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Alcohol ? Please....

by grimgraphix - 5/13/12 8:49 PM

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Drunk Princeton WV man accidentally shot himself in the right foot 3 times while cleaning each of of three handguns.

The unidentified man said the first two times only stung but the third time (a .357) hurt real bad cause it was a hollow point.


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Open some saloons

by James Denison - 5/13/12 8:58 PM

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have shooting galleries in the back where they can have contests between drinks. See who shoots best after 1, 2, 3, 4 and so forth on drinks.


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The Second Amendment

by KenHusveg - 5/13/12 9:16 PM

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The Second Amendment is not an issue here. One should not process an armament if they cannot prove proficiency with that weapon.


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Disabilities do not justify loss of rights

by Steven Haninger - 5/14/12 2:31 AM

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I like that my drive-up ATM has Braille code on the keypad too. happy


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(NT) Right, with a sign that says no pedestrian use of drive lane

by Roger NC Moderator - 5/20/12 12:33 PM

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