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OmSigDAVID wrote:

Intrepid wrote:
OmSigDAVID wrote:
Intrepid wrote:
You are not too bright for a mensa member, David. Calamity Jane IS part of the US that you are referring to.

Unless, of course, you consider yourself part of some elite group that does not include all American citizens.

YES.
The ELITE group is those of us who adhere to the vu
of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson,
Ben Franklin, James Madison, and Patrick Henry;
this does NOT include liberals who have deviated
from the Founders' philosophy of individualism n libertarianism.
That is the ELITE group to whom America rightfully belongs,
and that is the point that I was making.

I will restrain myself from comment
upon YOUR intelligence.

David

Makes me glad that I am not an American. Your restraint is admirable given that it is an unusual occurance.

We r even GLADDER not to have u among us.
David

Gladder

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And we're the most gladdest that you're in the looney bin, David. Laughing

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CalamityJane wrote:

And we're the most gladdest that you're in the looney bin, David.

I ' m not in any bin; I am binless,
but its good to be glad; so, don 't stop.

That 's Y we need to be rid of the bad guys:
so we don 't have to stop being glad.
David

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Mame wrote:

But he didn't need to be extinguished.

You didn't answer my questions above. Could you?

My last post to u was partially in error, Mame.

When u said "... answer my questions above...."
I thought u meant above on the same page,
and temporarily confused u with Calamity Jane.

However, I did indeed answer your questions.
My answer is the very next post after your questions,
at the bottom of page 2 hereof.

Take a look.
If u have any further questions, lemme know !
David

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I have a question.... Why do your use such a friggin big font?

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Intrepid wrote:

I have a question.... Why do your use such a friggin big font?

I have an answer: because its easier to read.
David

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For you or us? You seem to be able to read the fonts that everybody else uses. Are you just trying to make a point? I just want to be prepared.

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Big font, big guns, big noises, little......

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snood wrote:

Big font, big guns, big noises, little......

Unrelared foolishness.

Tho, just for the hell of it,
a small fraction of my guns are " big "
( e.g., a 7" .44 magnum
Ruger SuperBlackhawk, because its such a CLASSIC ),
most of my handguns are compact,
like my 1st gun ( acquired at the age of 8 )
a 2" small framed .38 revolver; not bulky at all.

Heavier guns have a functional utility
in absorbing more of Newton 's 3rd Law of Motion.
Accordingly, I like weight in a fighting gun.

Some of my guns were acquired for their historical value,
like my 1940 9mm Luger P '08 of whose provenance I know not,
but which almost certainly
was taken as a prize from a German officer in WWII,
or my .32 cal. M1910 Browning FN automatic,
the same model
that was used to assassinate Franz Ferdinand Hapsburg
in Sarajevo on June 28, 1914; very small frame, little bulk.

Q.E.D.: your theory is debunked, snood.
David

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You do a lot of gun fighting david?

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Apparently not, dys, otherwise he'd be dead already.

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dyslexia wrote:

You do a lot of gun fighting david?

No.

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CalamityJane wrote:

Apparently not, dys, otherwise he'd be dead already.

U never know.

The 2nd Amendment does not promise
that u 'll win every gunfite.
It just seeks to give u a fighting chance.
David

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CalamityJane wrote:

Apparently not, dys, otherwise he'd be dead already.

Like your friend, Wild Bill Hickok ??
David

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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. ?- The maternal grandfather of a 10-year-old boy at the center of a custody dispute fatally shot the boy's fraternal grandparents during an argument after watching him play baseball, authorities said Wednesday.

The shooting occurred Monday night as about 75 adults and children made their way to the parking lot at a baseball field nicknamed Field of Dreams in Dandridge, a lakeside community overlooking the Great Smoky Mountains about 30 miles east of Knoxville.
Three members of the boy's family were killed.

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wait a minute, the second ammendmant is about guns?????

well that blows my cogent argument about the constitutional right to stem cell research and cloning, so it's the right to bear arms (as in guns), not the right to ursine limbs

dodged a bullet there

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OmSigDAVID wrote:

dyslexia wrote:
You do a lot of gun fighting david?

No.

I would draw you out in a heartbeat simply because I have more brain power than you have gun powder ( I carry a 357)

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