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About LinkBacksPrior to shooting at shadows in the night, one must know where other members of the household are...no excuses!
I'd say that this guy is going to suffer some legal consequences...even though it's in TX.
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Prior to shooting at shadows in the night, one must know where other members of the household are...no excuses!
I'd say that this guy is going to suffer some legal consequences...even though it's in TX.
OMOYMV
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Stupid is as stupid does.
And shooting an unidentified target like this guy did is just about as stupid as one can get, IMHO.
Matt
Battle Plan (n) - a list of things that aren't going to happen if you are attacked.
Blame it on Sixto - now that is a viable plan.
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Cell phone for the win.Originally Posted by Riana
This is why hubby and I have a code - if he ever comes home in the middle of the night (and I'm already asleep), he is to shout "DON'T SHOOT" before entering the front door of the house, before coming up the stairs, and before opening the bedroom door.
Hopefully, I'll recognize his voice.
Array
He's VERY lucky
Thats why you confirm your target before pulling a trigger
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