dontwantaname wrote:Yep.
The problem wasn't that this guy was legally allowed to buy military type weapons.
The problem is everyone else didn't have them too.

Everyone should be able to have a gun to protect themselves or hunt if they want to.
Those are not the type of guns this guy had.

I can agree to a point. If you can't hit what you're aiming at with five or six rounds you really have no business owning a gun anyway.Unfortunately restrictions on the type of weapons or magazine capacity someone can own only applies to law abiding people.It doesn't work. I know this because I came from a place that has very strict gun laws.

dontwantaname wrote:Anything interesting happen today?

No.

Iceback wrote:Some dumbass Texas politicians have be spouting that too. Did they not read the f'ing news?

Now...there you go using your facts and everything. Facts don't matter. The sooner you learn that, the sooner you can understand.

dontwantaname wrote:I had someone suddenly make a U turn on a side street, right in front of me.

I guess that isn't that interesting.

For you it was.

Baby shower tomorrow morning. //sigh//

pooflady wrote:Baby shower tomorrow morning. //sigh//

I've never understood why they are called "showers"...is there some interesting history to that usage?

dontwantaname wrote:Who did you address the card to?

Mom

tennisplayer121 wrote:I've never understood why they are called "showers"...is there some interesting history to that usage?

I always thought it was showered with gifts.

dontwantaname wrote:When they don't like the gifts, they hose you down.

I like this story.

dontwantaname wrote:It is not good in the winter.

Only if your gift isn't liked. It's gotta be awesome if a rival's gift isn't liked.

tennisplayer121 wrote:Only if your gift isn't liked. It's gotta be awesome if a rival's gift isn't liked.

Baby showers can be a little boring. "Ohhhhh, isn't that cute!" Because, frankly, most of the women there have no desire to be getting those gifts. Bridal showers are somewhat better. "Would really love a new set of towels."

Night all, tomorrow.

Movie was good. Froyo after was fun, but noisy.

Good morning all.
To work I go

Mornin', folks.

Good morning.

Nice day right now, first time in a long time and looks like the last time for a long time.

pooflady wrote:Good morning.

Nice day right now, first time in a long time and looks like the last time for a long time.

Drizzle here; nice and cool.

mornin

pretty day here - not sposed to get nasty hot and humid til Mon or Tues. I see some gardening in my future today

Good morning everybody! We had about 3 drops of rain and it stopped. I think I am going to the pool for a while.

In the 90's right now going to be 106..there was no a/c where I was working.
Mrs Ice are going for lunch then in for the rest of the day.

I was 108 when I started my nap, it's clouded up a bit and is down to 103.
Rain? maybe, but probably not here.
Maybe I venture out for a coffee

Opinion needed. There's a couple that used to be close friends. Not as much anymore, their choice. Her mother died. Ordinarily we absolutely would have gone to visitation, but the obit says, "services" at 1:00. Do you think we should go to the services?

pooflady wrote:Opinion needed. There's a couple that used to be close friends. Not as much anymore, their choice. Her mother died. Ordinarily we absolutely would have gone to visitation, but the obit says, "services" at 1:00. Do you think we should go to the services?

Yes,sit at the back.

Evenin', folks.

pooflady wrote:Opinion needed. There's a couple that used to be close friends. Not as much anymore, their choice. Her mother died. Ordinarily we absolutely would have gone to visitation, but the obit says, "services" at 1:00. Do you think we should go to the services?

Attend; you were friends of both.

dontwantaname wrote:Damn dog.
Left him out of the crate when we went for dinner.
Came home and found the garbage spread throughout 3 rooms. All food products....gone.
Cat looked suspiciously happy and full too.

I only throw one latch just until it closes on the crate. Any one can break out of it, but Rusty never does.
Leave him out and about once a year, he destroys the garbage or eats a box of woot crap.
Yes, the box and the crap inside. That was the first one, when he was new.

Vet said, as he treated rusty for biting into a battery, "they lure you into complacency and then they make their move.
Yep.
Once ever 10 to 12 months he destroys something.
I guess I'm now good for a year.

Except for the poop runs he will have for the next week for everything he ate out of the garbage tonight.

Is he grinning?

dontwantaname wrote:Damn dog.
Left him out of the crate when we went for dinner.
Came home and found the garbage spread throughout 3 rooms. All food products....gone.
Cat looked suspiciously happy and full too.

I only throw one latch just until it closes on the crate. Any one can break out of it, but Rusty never does.
Leave him out and about once a year, he destroys the garbage or eats a box of woot crap.
Yes, the box and the crap inside. That was the first one, when he was new.

Vet said, as he treated rusty for biting into a battery, "they lure you into complacency and then they make their move.
Yep.
Once ever 10 to 12 months he destroys something.
I guess I'm now good for a year.

Except for the poop runs he will have for the next week for everything he ate out of the garbage tonight.

So Rusty is guilty of being a dog.

And you're guilty of forgetting he's one.

He's still better trained than your children.

g'night.

Guess we're having company this week. Mrs. Ice's cousin's boy from Kansas is staying with us for a few days while attending a conference. The house is a disaster. I don't mind company, I just prefer more than 36 hours notice.