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Just so we all understand the gun debate is nothing new:

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WwhQOtPDd2o

Then why bring it up?

Something new at the moment. Bit tired of the government shutdown threads.

Yes I am a bad man for owning semi automatic weapons
Yes I know what multiple hits from a 5.56mm look like..also from 7.62mm.....50 calo...30mm....105mm rounds...40mm grenades from MK19...
Yes I know what I'm capable of doing with my weapon
I do not sleep with my weapon but I make sure my weapon is secured by my bed.
Yes I have PTSD
I'm dangerous with a Nerf Gun
I use my airsoft 9mm as a behavior tool for my dogs..and cat
Yes I'm expanding on owning personnel fire arms
I miss anything?

Listening to Orson Welles’s voice is like having a warm tongue covered with honey and butter gently lapping at my ear drum.

So what is his arguement? (for those of us who don't have the half hour and or the fresh pair of pantaloons required to listen to Orson Welles)

 Jihadin wrote:
Something new at the moment. Bit tired of the government shutdown threads.

Yes I am a bad man for owning semi automatic weapons
Yes I know what multiple hits from a 5.56mm look like..also from 7.62mm.....50 calo...30mm....105mm rounds...40mm grenades from MK19...
Yes I know what I'm capable of doing with my weapon
I do not sleep with my weapon but I make sure my weapon is secured by my bed.
Yes I have PTSD
I'm dangerous with a Nerf Gun
I use my airsoft 9mm as a behavior tool for my dogs..and cat
Yes I'm expanding on owning personnel fire arms
I miss anything?

Um, The otheer things are not bad, but I think you can achieve the same effect with a squirt gun. Why do you use it on pets?

 Cheesecat wrote:
Then why bring it up?

Just a bit of fun the way it was presented.


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 Jihadin wrote:
Something new at the moment. Bit tired of the government shutdown threads.

Yes I am a bad man for owning semi automatic weapons
Yes I know what multiple hits from a 5.56mm look like..also from 7.62mm.....50 calo...30mm....105mm rounds...40mm grenades from MK19...
Yes I know what I'm capable of doing with my weapon
I do not sleep with my weapon but I make sure my weapon is secured by my bed.
Yes I have PTSD
I'm dangerous with a Nerf Gun
I use my airsoft 9mm as a behavior tool for my dogs..and cat
Yes I'm expanding on owning personnel fire arms
I miss anything?

The dramatic music and an Orson Welles voice over.

So I do not have to yell at my dogs when they're screwing off. I yelled enough in the military. I just hold the pistol up. As for the cat when she goes for the hardwood chair leg to scratch well she ignores yelling, she doesn't know her name and is deaf to human commands. All the above fits her and more.

 Ma55ter_fett wrote:
Listening to Orson Welles’s voice is like having a warm tongue covered with honey and butter gently lapping at my ear drum.

So what is his arguement? (for those of us who don't have the half hour and or the fresh pair of pantaloons required to listen to Orson Welles)

It was part of the plot to talk early about how dangerous the .22 pistol was. It's a fun listen the way it's presented if you get the time. Interesting imagery, by the way.


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 Jihadin wrote:
So I do not have to yell at my dogs when they're screwing off. I yelled enough in the military. I just hold the pistol up. As for the cat when she goes for the hardwood chair leg to scratch well she ignores yelling, she doesn't know her name and is deaf to human commands. All the above fits her and more.

She pretty much smartens up on just seeing it in your hand I would imagine.

 Jihadin wrote:
So I do not have to yell at my dogs when they're screwing off. I yelled enough in the military. I just hold the pistol up. As for the cat when she goes for the hardwood chair leg to scratch well she ignores yelling, she doesn't know her name and is deaf to human commands. All the above fits her and more.

I mean a cat deserves it because it is a cat, But i dont think a dog does

I'd say Jihadin's method is more humane than a shock collar - those things are evil.
Just my view

Gun thread & animal cruelty in the first few posts. If it continues in such a fashion this could be one for Ouze's patented dakka bingo cards....

 Ma55ter_fett wrote:
Listening to Orson Welles’s voice is like having a warm tongue covered with honey and butter gently lapping at my ear drum.

 Jihadin wrote:
Something new at the moment. Bit tired of the government shutdown threads.

Yes I am a bad man for owning semi automatic weapons
Yes I know what multiple hits from a 5.56mm look like..also from 7.62mm.....50 calo...30mm....105mm rounds...40mm grenades from MK19...
Yes I know what I'm capable of doing with my weapon
I do not sleep with my weapon but I make sure my weapon is secured by my bed.
Yes I have PTSD
I'm dangerous with a Nerf Gun
I use my airsoft 9mm as a behavior tool for my dogs..and cat
Yes I'm expanding on owning personnel fire arms
I miss anything?

Oh hell yea! You didn't asnwer what kind of Nerf Gun?

We used to use a vortex gun on the local dog population, but we had to take it away from the wife because she kept shooting me with it too. She shot the mountain dog with it and he ran over and "playfully" knocked her down.

She might be pretending to do the real thing Frazz......just saying.....recently take out Life Insurance?

 Jihadin wrote:
She might be pretending to do the real thing Frazz......just saying.....recently take out Life Insurance?

Oh yea, I'm worth more dead then alive. Upon discovering this accidents started happening. Yea like that pack of coyotes leaping out at me when driving on 290 wasn't planned!

 Ma55ter_fett wrote:
Listening to Orson Welles’s voice is like having a warm tongue covered with honey and butter gently lapping at my ear drum.

So what is his arguement? (for those of us who don't have the half hour and or the fresh pair of pantaloons required to listen to Orson Welles)

Just for you, Master.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VFevH5vP32s

And yet one more set of outtakes:

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ol5RpDEzLzY


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An interview from 1981 where Orson partly discusses the violence in America.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4p62gL-spAA