For the "Well, Of Course, It Had To Happen" files today, we learn the attorney for Matthew Apperson, the guy who shot at American Second Amendment hero George Zimmerman last month, is planning on using a " stand your ground" defense, since it's Florida and everybody needs to stand their ground before the Atlantic Ocean swallows the whole state.
True. Years after college, I went back and took a couple of semesters of math at the local community college. Had I had that instructor in High /school, I likely would have been an engineer rather than a public administration type.
Recall a SF novel in which it was suggested that a knife was a better weapon for most purposes as a gun "made someone think he was 10 feet tall and covered with hair", while someone with a knife would tend to be far more selective in taking on others. .
PICS or GTFO!
ICBMs at 20 million paces!
I beg to differ, cupcake.
No more Florida Man stories, for which we would all be a little poorer.
So, a Porsche 356?
Nah. The Zimmer and Sheriff Joe would become best buddies.
True. Years after college, I went back and took a couple of semesters of math at the local community college. Had I had that instructor in High /school, I likely would have been an engineer rather than a public administration type.
Recall a SF novel in which it was suggested that a knife was a better weapon for most purposes as a gun "made someone think he was 10 feet tall and covered with hair", while someone with a knife would tend to be far more selective in taking on others. .
Should be a derringer.
Look at all the losers here. Can't beat the NRA, so we're going to have a "news" site so we can talk about how bad the NRA is. Pathetic
Maybe you could share with us some of the good that the NRA is doing. Seriously, please.
As long as you're pissed off and blaming the NRA, that's a good thing in my book ;)
Definitely a single shot, one that can take days to reload too.
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Depends on whether you shoot somebody in series or in parallel.
Nope - he's taking the "steal someone else's image, 'shop the colors, and call it art" approach.