Traditional defense
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El Tejon
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Mr. Wolf, Chosin. "Frozen Chosin".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Chosin_Reservoir
Durn English language. Nee budet vashim nedostoaskom. Angliski yazik toopumno.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Chosin_Reservoir
Durn English language. Nee budet vashim nedostoaskom. Angliski yazik toopumno.
Oleg Volk
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I fixed the typo. Thanks, Барсук.
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El Tejon
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Cool, how are you typing in Cyrillic? Is there a program I need to "download" or whatever you kids today do?
BTW, how is shooting someone in your bedroom with a carbine "traditional"? Isn't a shotgun traditional? According to what my maternal grandfather told me she should have all her extra mags, grenades and her pistol on top of her bed, ready to go.
Maybe shooting someone with a M1 is "retro"?
BTW, how is shooting someone in your bedroom with a carbine "traditional"? Isn't a shotgun traditional? According to what my maternal grandfather told me she should have all her extra mags, grenades and her pistol on top of her bed, ready to go.
Maybe shooting someone with a M1 is "retro"?
simon
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El T, they are in the purse/pack on the bed next to her
I like it. It reminds me of something coming up...
I am due to take one of my children to a well child checkup with their pediatrician. This will be the first one since I have been keeping arms. In the past, we have always been asked, "Do you have guns in the house?" I know that this is per the American Academy of Pediatrics. I also know the next question is, "Where are they kept?" and then you get a lecture on gun safety.
My wife is dreading the appointment, because I said that I have two responses. First is, "Yes, and it is none of your business." The next is, "Yes, and it is on me loaded right now." I know, both are not very high road.
But, with this poster, I might have an even better answer. I am likely to ask him if he shoots regularly. If he says no, I will probably tell him (since I have been training my children) they probably know more about the safe handling of a firearm than he does.
I love it! Why are guns viewed only as a danger to children? In case of an intruder who wants to kidnap, rape, or kill them, they are lifesaving equipment! Maybe I should ask the pediatrician if he would like me to buy him a copy of this poster for his office (I am not going to hold my breath on that one!)
Sorry to ramble, I love this forum, and I like the concept.
I am due to take one of my children to a well child checkup with their pediatrician. This will be the first one since I have been keeping arms. In the past, we have always been asked, "Do you have guns in the house?" I know that this is per the American Academy of Pediatrics. I also know the next question is, "Where are they kept?" and then you get a lecture on gun safety.
My wife is dreading the appointment, because I said that I have two responses. First is, "Yes, and it is none of your business." The next is, "Yes, and it is on me loaded right now." I know, both are not very high road.
But, with this poster, I might have an even better answer. I am likely to ask him if he shoots regularly. If he says no, I will probably tell him (since I have been training my children) they probably know more about the safe handling of a firearm than he does.
I love it! Why are guns viewed only as a danger to children? In case of an intruder who wants to kidnap, rape, or kill them, they are lifesaving equipment! Maybe I should ask the pediatrician if he would like me to buy him a copy of this poster for his office (I am not going to hold my breath on that one!)
Sorry to ramble, I love this forum, and I like the concept.
Oleg, I love this one. You just have to post a picture of that little girl smiling. I saw her in the other posters a day or two ago, and she always looks so... severe.
2Lman, I switched pediatricians over those questions. The appointment actually got pretty heated. I wanted to know why I wasn't asked about swimming pools and bikes.
2Lman, I switched pediatricians over those questions. The appointment actually got pretty heated. I wanted to know why I wasn't asked about swimming pools and bikes.
Sistema1927
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Who smiles when they are confronting a deadly threat? I am glad that she looks "severe".
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