Cuffed and Caged for Open Carry
Re: Cuffed and Caged for Open Carry
by Stradawhovious on Thu Mar 05, 2009 10:42 am
How did you get a picture of my truck?
If you're reading this, there are better than even odds you are a d-bag.
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Re: Cuffed and Caged for Open Carry
by Paul on Thu Mar 05, 2009 10:44 am
Stradawhovious wrote:How did you get a picture of my truck?
It was on the cover of 'Zza Drivers Monthly.
Re: Cuffed and Caged for Open Carry
by elmerfuddem on Thu Mar 05, 2009 10:49 am
Madrevar wrote:I dunno man, I just like it because its older than me, more like historical collecting or something.
The stars and bars means many things to many people.
It can be a gift also. I happen to own one myself.
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Re: Cuffed and Caged for Open Carry
by Vlad on Thu Mar 05, 2009 10:50 am
Stradawhovious wrote:How did you get a picture of my truck?
LIAR!!! There is not any Packer stickers or cheese drippings on that truck!
http://www.Schleifleather.com For custom holsters that fit you and the gun, not to mention show off those Strad grips...
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Re: Cuffed and Caged for Open Carry
by elmerfuddem on Thu Mar 05, 2009 10:53 am
user842 wrote:Why yes, yes I am a mind reader. How did you know? Are you a mind reader?
Wait... If I were a mind reader I would have known that!
Did them antlers come from a Jackalope?
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Re: Cuffed and Caged for Open Carry
by Paul on Thu Mar 05, 2009 10:56 am
elmerfuddem wrote:Did them antlers come from a Jackalope?
I could see it...
Re: Cuffed and Caged for Open Carry
by Paul on Thu Mar 05, 2009 11:04 am
elmerfuddem wrote:The stars and bars means many things to many people.
It can be a gift also. I happen to own one myself.
True, the swastika also had a long, rich history before it was used by the Nazis. But for some odd reason people seem to look at you kind of funny when you tattoo it on your forehead.
Re: Cuffed and Caged for Open Carry
by elmerfuddem on Thu Mar 05, 2009 11:18 am
user842 wrote:elmerfuddem wrote:The stars and bars means many things to many people.
It can be a gift also. I happen to own one myself.
True, the swastika also had a long, rich history before it was used by the Nazis. But for some odd reason people seem to look at you kind of funny when you tattoo it on your forehead.
How did this go from a story about a pizza guy wearing a big holster, to a swastika?
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Re: Cuffed and Caged for Open Carry
by mnglocker on Thu Mar 05, 2009 11:18 am
user842 wrote:DeanC wrote:Madrevar wrote:Its actually my mothers. She recieved it as a gift after saving some guy from drowing.
Oh man. This just gets better and better.
The only thing that would make it better is if he and his flag delivered the pizza pies in a rusty Chevy C-10 4x4.
That's funny in it's self. No one caught that yet.
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Re: Cuffed and Caged for Open Carry
by lenny7 on Thu Mar 05, 2009 11:20 am
Madrevar wrote:I dunno man, I just like it because its older than me, more like historical collecting or something.
In Jr. High & High School my friends and I all had the stars & bars and would draw them on our notebooks. It had more to do with being fans of Lynyrd Skynyrd & Dukes of Hazzard than with the actual Confederacy.
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Re: Cuffed and Caged for Open Carry
by princewally on Thu Mar 05, 2009 11:20 am
elmerfuddem wrote:How did this go from a story about a pizza guy wearing a big holster, to a swastika?
Magic. Possibly more magic.
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Re: Cuffed and Caged for Open Carry
by Paul on Thu Mar 05, 2009 11:22 am
elmerfuddem wrote:How did this go from a story about a pizza guy wearing a big holster, to a swastika?
Well the story was not about a pizza guy... The thread just kind of drifted that direction. I guess that answers your question about the swastika too.
Re: Cuffed and Caged for Open Carry
by Paul on Thu Mar 05, 2009 11:25 am
Would K-10 or C/K-10 work better?
Re: Cuffed and Caged for Open Carry
by elmerfuddem on Thu Mar 05, 2009 11:25 am
user842 wrote:elmerfuddem wrote:How did this go from a story about a pizza guy wearing a big holster, to a swastika?
Well the story was not about a pizza guy... The thread just kind of drifted that direction. I guess that answers your question about the swastika too.
"I manage a pizza joint and he's one of my part time drivers."
He is a pizza guy with a big holster, who don't dress for the weather, whose mother was awarded the stars and bars for life saving.
I don't follow how the swastika got in here. Let me know.
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