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In the gun rights battle likely to engulf the Jackson City Council on Tuesday, both sides are anxious about messages.

[GPM]

You want my comments? Okay. Good bye to bad rubbish. The pedophilic creep is dead from too many drugs. So what? it would have been ironic had it been his "Jesus Juice" like he used to soften up the little boys he preyed upon.

What pisses me off the most is the MSM spent more time since this prick croaked covering his death and unfortunate life than they have spent on the lives and deaths of all of the troops who have served and died in Iraq and Afghanistan from day one to now. The media circus that happened today even bled into the business news as they broke away to pay homage to the deceased jerk and the throngs of slobbering idiots who grieved his unfortunate delayed passing.

How may young men will finally sleep easy knowing that their monster is in the ground and rotting? We may never know. But I do know that he will never harm another innocent child again.

[GPM]

Damn! Wrong window. Oh well. It needed to be said.

[Grand Union]

GPM wrote:

Damn! Wrong window. Oh well. It needed to be said.

And you said it well.:)

[Grand Union]

It's that pesky 2nd amendment thing that anti-gunners just can't seem to get around.

I've had a CCW permit for years, but only because it's beneficial for me to have it.

Sorry, but a persons right to keep and bear arms is just that a >RIGHT<. If they want to carry without a CCW, as far as I have read and understand the constitution, they are good to go.

Now if a business erects a sign stating that they don’t allow my weapon in their establishment, than I have a couple choices to make. Either I don’t go in and give them my business, or I leave my weapon in the car.

Well for me nine times out of ten, I’m going to a different restaurant and I’ll let them know why they lost my business.

[Big Tuna]

GPM wrote:

You want my comments? Okay. Good bye to bad rubbish. The pedophilic creep is dead from too many drugs. So what? it would have been ironic had it been his "Jesus Juice" like he used to soften up the little boys he preyed upon.
What pisses me off the most is the MSM spent more time since this prick croaked covering his death and unfortunate life than they have spent on the lives and deaths of all of the troops who have served and died in Iraq and Afghanistan from day one to now. The media circus that happened today even bled into the business news as they broke away to pay homage to the deceased jerk and the throngs of slobbering idiots who grieved his unfortunate delayed passing.
How may young men will finally sleep easy knowing that their monster is in the ground and rotting? We may never know. But I do know that he will never harm another innocent child again.

What a country!

A poor, unknown little black boy grows up, works hard - becomes a famous, wealthy white woman.

[Grand Union]

Grand Union wrote:

It's that pesky 2nd amendment thing that anti-gunners just can't seem to get around.
I've had a CCW permit for years, but only because it's beneficial for me to have it.
Sorry, but a persons right to keep and bear arms is just that a >RIGHT<. If they want to carry without a CCW, as far as I have read and understand the constitution, they are good to go.
Now if a business erects a sign stating that they don’t allow my weapon in their establishment, than I have a couple choices to make. Either I don’t go in and give them my business, or I leave my weapon in the car.
Well for me nine times out of ten, I’m going to a different restaurant and I’ll let them know why they lost my business.

I said “Either I don’t go in and give them my business, or I leave my weapon in the car.”

I meant to say “Either I don’t go in and they lose my business, or I leave my weapon in the car.”

That’s what I get for talking to two people at the same time while typing on the computer.

[GPM]

Grand Union wrote:

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I said “Either I don’t go in and give them my business, or I leave my weapon in the car.”
I meant to say “Either I don’t go in and they lose my business, or I leave my weapon in the car.”
That’s what I get for talking to two people at the same time while typing on the computer.

Oddly, I understood what you meant the first time. That said, I really wish this site allowed editing.

[Highlander]

GPM wrote:

<quoted text>Oddly, I understood what you meant the first time. That said, I really wish this site allowed editing.

I used a site such as that once, and it was extremely funny with what followed.
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For instance, you would remark something about someone.
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Then when that someone replied, you could go back and edit your post to accuse that person of making things up, and then see that their post did exactly that!
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}:o)
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It was ~always~ such fun!
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[GPM]

One of my favourite sites has a time limit on editing. 5 minutes with no [edited by xxx] tag and two days before no editing is allowed. The timing can be set shorter or left open. 5 minutes would be nice as we could fix dumb typos and not long enough to do what you said.

[Richard_]

Get your damned dirty hands off of me you damned dirty ape!

[Highlander]

GPM wrote:

One of my favourite sites has a time limit on editing. 5 minutes with no [edited by xxx] tag and two days before no editing is allowed. The timing can be set shorter or left open. 5 minutes would be nice as we could fix dumb typos and not long enough to do what you said.

Well, that too may be defeated by the simple expedient of composing your 're-composition' priorly, and then merely pasting and reposting that.

[Highlander]

Richard_ wrote:

Get your damned dirty hands off of me you damned dirty ape!

Oh, just shut up, Richard.
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We know you like 'damned dirty female ape' hands fondling you ...
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}:o)
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Remember that night in the Subic City bar?

[Richard_]

Highlander wrote:

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Oh, just shut up, Richard.
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We know you like 'damned dirty female ape' hands fondling you ...
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}:o)
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Remember that night in the Subic City bar?

Sorry dude, I never got to the Phillipines.

[Highlander]

Richard_ wrote:

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Sorry dude, I never got to the Phillipines.

Right!
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That's your story and you're sticking to it, eh?
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}:o)
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[Richard_]

Highlander wrote:

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Right!
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That's your story and you're sticking to it, eh?
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}:o)
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Hahaha, I wish I did. I got four years shore duty right out of navy boot camp. I joined the nav to see the world and they stationed me 90 miles away from my home town and in the same state. I actually sold back two months of vacation when I rotated out of the service. I did volunteer and was accepted for service in Eniwetok atoll for six months and because of that, I got to see Honolulu, the runway on Guam and two days on Kwajalein Atoll, so at least I got that going for me, which is nice.

[Highlander]

Richard_ wrote:

<quoted text>Hahaha, I wish I did. I got four years shore duty right out of navy boot camp. I joined the nav to see the world and they stationed me 90 miles away from my home town and in the same state. I actually sold back two months of vacation when I rotated out of the service. I did volunteer and was accepted for service in Eniwetok atoll for six months and because of that, I got to see Honolulu, the runway on Guam and two days on Kwajalein Atoll, so at least I got that going for me, which is nice.

Sheesh!
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Right out of boot camp, I got sent to USS Saratoga (CVA-60), stationed out of Mayport, Florida.
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Man, talk about spending hot, sweaty nights in tight places, and I'm NOT talking about what you're likely thinking either!
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}:o)
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The berthing compartments were tightly spaced, the air conditioning barely cooled the place —when it was working, and when at sea, we suffered 'water hours' on many occasions, which meant sometimes going a day or two without a shower, if you were on the wrong watch rotation.
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Top that off with having to work in an Engineering space (engine room) which got to a balmy 160º F on the upper level. We had placed thermometer between the boilers, and at one point —when the ship was just off Cuba for the ORE (Operational Readiness Exercise)— the temp got to 180º F!
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Keep in mind that you had to walk through that place to get to the Console Booth (boiler & Main Engine control station.
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You freaking luck dog!

[Jack Burton]

Highlander wrote:

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Sheesh!
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Right out of boot camp, I got sent to USS Saratoga (CVA-60), stationed out of Mayport, Florida.

Easy duty, eh.

I got stationed on a friggin Army base on Okinawa for three years and had to put up with a thousand Army pukes.

[Tory II]

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[Highlander]

Jack Burton wrote:

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Easy duty, eh.
I got stationed on a friggin Army base on Okinawa for three years and had to put up with a thousand Army pukes.

Yeah, but ...
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Your Army base:
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[1] didn't move around ...
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[2] didn't have water hours ...
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[3] didn't have a C.O. who wanted impress CINC LANT FLEET with how many sorties he could manage in a 24 hour span which included conducting underway replenishment, Man-overboard drills, several general quarters and emergency station drills!
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At least at the end of the day you could say phuckit, and go for a beer or three, whilst being 'comforted' by one or another REAL ladies of the evening ...
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The only thing I could do was grab a copy of the latest PlayBoy or Hustler, retire to my compressed hovel and ... well,...
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Well, we won't talk about what followed.
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}:o)
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[Tory II]

Highlander wrote:

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Yeah, but ...
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The only thing I could do was grab a copy of the latest PlayBoy or Hustler, retire to my compressed hovel and ... well,...
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Well, we won't talk about what followed.
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}:o)
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And for that we thank you.