Discussion with co-worker

I hope she never has to wish her gun was not home in the safe.

I would buy her the newpaper everyday for a few weeks and ask her to save all the "Good News" articles.

A friend was waiting in line to renew his Alabama Carry Permit, and when he got to the counter, the lady behind him said, "What could you have that is so valuable it might be worth someone's life?" His response was: "I don't know, ma'am, you'd have to ask the person trying to take it away from me."

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Originally Posted by high pockets

A friend was waiting in line to renew his Alabama Carry Permit, and when he got to the counter, the lady behind him said, "What could you have that is so valuable it might be worth someone's life?" His response was: "I don't know, ma'am, you'd have to ask the person trying to take it away from me."

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Got to remember that one!

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Originally Posted by high pockets

A friend was waiting in line to renew his Alabama Carry Permit, and when he got to the counter, the lady behind him said, "What could you have that is so valuable it might be worth someone's life?" His response was: "I don't know, ma'am, you'd have to ask the person trying to take it away from me."

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Excellent response!

My old lady has the same 'where would you need it' mentality still, she's coming around though to reality.

One day all that fluff between her ears will blow out. In the mean time just avoid her.

They must not have a TV or don't watch any news!

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Originally Posted by BugDude

I was talking with a co-worker the other day and we were talking about hobbies. She mentioned her and her husband like shooting and I also mentioned I do as well. She asked me about Kimbers, I replied, and she said she loves hers. I told her I had a 5" 1911 for a while and carried it a couple months and sold it. She said, "Carried it?" I replied, "Yes, I have my carry license and have carried for years." She said, "Our Kimber stays in the safe except when we are at the range. Where do you live that you feel the need to carry a gun?" and I replied, "Earth." That was the end of the conversation.

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Gee, and things sounded like they were going well until she started talking about the safe. Probably closet anti 2A'ers. :aargh4:

I had to call 911 to my house one time. They were there within 3 min. A bullet is faster to defend my life than the response of 911.

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Originally Posted by minimalbrat

I had to call 911 to my house one time. They were there within 3 min. A bullet is faster to defend my life than the response of 911.

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Yep, I'm a bit surprised, that's a fast response time. Problem is, a lot can happen in those three minutes.