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The_Barbarian
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Myspace isn’t literature. How old are you, Tom?
I didn’t want to go about 60’s cause most people above 60 have one foot in the grave and the internet scares them. Although the way you post reminds me of how my grandfather speaks and he is in his 90’s.(Barbarian asks
How old do you think I am?
Tom replies:
I’d say in your 50’s possibly 60’s
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Tom Sawyer would be cool too. Love that story.Myspace isn’t literature. How old are you, Tom?
He is currently witnessing to gangs in California, and making Christian movies. Most of them I would not recommend.What is Kirk Cameron doing these days? He might be up for an afterschool special. lol![]()
really, why not? It sounds worthwhile, no?He is currently witnessing to gangs in California, and making Christian movies. Most of them I would not recommend.
From what I see, Kirk is a good Christian but not in the Catholic tradition.really, why not? It sounds worthwhile, no?![]()
So which Tom would you be referring too? Tom Thumb, Tom Sawyer, Uncle Tom, Tom of Tom and Jerry, Tom Wolfe, Tom Clancy?Just a literary allusion, Tom. Don’t worry about it.
It isn’t.First rule of safety: “Make sure the control isn’t more dangerous than the hazard.”
What’s the problem?That’s the problem.
But it is. Far more people are injured by accidental shootings than are ever hurt in assaults on schools by gunmen.It isn’t.
In Texas, they do.Here is another question, if the Teachers have permits to carry a gun, does the school have a right to tell them that they can’t carry a gun on school grounds? Seeing as how they are public property.
One of my aunts finally had to give up using computers because her eyes finally got so bad even the largest print didn’t work for her, and she didn’t like the voice options.I didn’t want to go about 60’s cause most people above 60 have one foot in the grave and the internet scares them. Although the way you post reminds me of how my grandfather speaks and he is in his 90’s.
Yes but people who write can carry a gun, also in litereature the can be described as carrying a gun. So you didn’t answer the question. The correct answer would have been Tom Wolfe or Tom Clancy as they are authors and real people so they would be able to carry a gun. It was a trick question I guess to complex for you.Tom asks:
More importantly which of these Tom’s would carry a gun?
They are fictional characters or people who write them, Tom.
In Texas, they do.
Both my feet are in the grave I am just waiting for God to close the lid.One of my aunts finally had to give up using computers because her eyes finally got so bad even the largest print didn’t work for her, and she didn’t like the voice options.
Depends on the family, I suppose. Truth is, we all have one foot in the grave; most of us don’t like to think about how transient and fragile life is in this world.
As I said before, how do these shootings happen? The teacher’s gun would be secure in their holster unless there was a reason to draw it. Last time I checked, guns didn’t jump out of holsters by themselves and start shooting people.Barbarian observes:
First rule of safety: “Make sure the control isn’t more dangerous than the hazard.”
Bert replies:
But it is. Far more people are injured by accidental shootings than are ever hurt in assaults on schools by gunmen.
Would it matter to the kids who are shot?As I said before, how do these shootings happen?
But the legislature can give them the power to do that. And it has.So what is your arguement? I think actually if a state allows you to get a permit to carry a gun that a public institution such as a college or school should not be allowed to make rules that infringe on the rights already declared by the state.
And better armed, apparently.To be honest my agenda is to make government smaller.
I’m not sure that giving them more weapons would make them smaller.I think Government is far too large as it is.
Ah shucks you went and assumed again.Tom writes:
But the legislature can give them the power to do that. And it has.
And better armed, apparently.
I’m not sure that giving them more weapons would make them smaller.
That is merely your opinion and it is not supported by historical facts. I challenge you to show me how many students were killed with firearms by those charged with their protection in schools and compare that to how many students were killed in intentional school shootings.Barbarian on the foolishness of “protecting children” from a hazard by causing a larger hazard:
Far more people are injured by accidental shootings than are ever hurt in assaults on schools by gunmen.