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Since you are such a well-rounded person, with all the language speaking and cultural intellitect and politicial know how, I want to know… what is the most EVIL or UNLAWABIDING thing you have ever done? HMMM? 😆
WHOA! My turn! Ooh, now I’m excited. 😀 😀 😀
Let’s see, what did Snap say? Ah yes, unlawfulness…
I really shouldn’t share this, y’know. 😛 I can’t think of anything evil, but I do have my fair share – a dozen or so – weapons that I should have gotten permits for before I bought them and I didn’t.How many? Hold on…
Knives and guns combined, about forty. Hm, that’s not very much. It seems like a lot more when I look around my room. Add one for the AMD-65 that’s sorely lacking a receiver…
What is that they say, about, looks can be deceiving..
If they make a house visit, ask them to bring an automatic receiver for the AMD, please. My brother’s work buddy never did bring me back one from Turkey.
Not very many??? Sounds like a lot to me!!! 😆
You seem to have very diverse interests….Windstones….weapons…..writing….what did i miss? (hmmm….all ‘W’s”)
😆 Did you notice my two main collections are both horribly expensive and will never be complete? I’d like to know which parent gave me my expensive taste. 😆 Probably Mom.
Everybody except Mom and the second-youngest brother. He’s a sensitive musician architect who cares about brand-name clothes…
Dad has his share. My eldest brother made use of the free slot on my gun buying permit twice. (A permit, WES, allows me to buy three guns at once. Stupid arbitrariness. Usually I don’t have money for more than two guns, but it’s not the government’s business to tell me how many guns I can buy at once. I always let somebody else use the free slot so it doesn’t go to waste.) The middle brother has an arsenal of pellet guns, as does the youngest. Our favorite weekend pasttime when we don’t go to the range to shoot .223s is staging a pellet gun fight.Greater Basilisk wrote:Everybody except Mom and the second-youngest brother. He’s a sensitive musician architect who cares about brand-name clothes…
Well, imagine being interested in stuff like that. Shame on him!! 😛
Greater Basilisk wrote:Dad has his share. My eldest brother made use of the free slot on my gun buying permit twice. (A permit, WES, allows me to buy three guns at once. Stupid arbitrariness. Usually I don’t have money for more than two guns, but it’s not the government’s business to tell me how many guns I can buy at once. I always let somebody else use the free slot so it doesn’t go to waste.) The middle brother has an arsenal of pellet guns, as does the youngest. Our favorite weekend pasttime when we don’t go to the range to shoot .223s is staging a pellet gun fight.
So it’s a family hobby…very interesting…do you exchange weapons at Christmas??? 😆 (just teasing you GB) Actually, the pellet guns are popular here too.
starbreeze wrote:Greater Basilisk wrote:Everybody except Mom and the second-youngest brother. He’s a sensitive musician architect who cares about brand-name clothes…
Well, imagine being interested in stuff like that. Shame on him!! Razz
Haha! I didn’t mean it that way, though it does make him sort of the oddball of the family. 😆 Basically he’s way more mainstream than the rest of us.
No, we don’t exchange weapons for Christmas, which is a bummer. I always do make sure they know what the latest is on the market before the time rolls around, but so far only my brother has given me a knife for Christmas. Oh, and the middle brother gave me some ammo for a birthday… 😆
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