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well considering he believes in a higher power, i cant imagine atheism is an option. but perhaps agnostic
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There are a ton of jews at my school, which sucks, because you can make fun of Christians without getting kicked out of school.
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genocide roach
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trying to get suspended?
making fun of christians with no punishment is awesome
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Speaking of cheeseburgers. I can only eat cheeseburgers from restaurants and ones from fastfood places gross me out. disgusting
genocide roach
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i usually hate fast food, but when its the only thing around, ill eat it. i love the mushroom swiss burger from chilis though
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cookiecutter
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thats what im thinkin
and now for somthing completly different...
http://dansdaily.com/page.php?62856
duuuuuuuude, meth addicts rule!
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and now for somthing completly different...
http://dansdaily.com/page.php?62856
duuuuuuuude, meth addicts rule!
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http://www.ksdk.com/news/news_article.aspx?storyid=117590
Gun Sales Reportedly Increase After Virginia Tech Shootings
Created: 4/23/2007 2:50:14 PM
Last updated: 4/23/2007 2:53:22 PM
WPTV - JUPITER, FLORIDA - The shootings at Virginia Tech have sparked a renewed debate about gun control.
It may have also sparked an increase in gun sales at shops across the country.
"There's all kinds of crazy things almost every night when you turn on the television, and I think that just raises people's worries more about protecting themselves and protecting their homes," says Chaz Sunser of Chuck's Guns and Ammo.
Chuck's, a Jupiter, Florida firearms store, noticed a sharp increase in business last week.
Sales had been slow after Easter, but following the Virginia Tech tragedy their concealed weapons class filled up.
Handgun and ammo sales skyrocketed, both at Chuck's and around the country.
Chuck Sunser, the gun store's owner, says it's a nationwide trend.
"I spoke to three of my bigger distributors up north, and most of them are in the Pennsylvania area and Connecticut and they told me that their sales, the phones are going off the hooks. And most of the gun shops that they were dealing with were out west and mostly up north."
According to the National Rifle Association, more than half of U.S. households have at least one gun owner.
Chuck Sunser says his clients are mainly middle to upper class businessmen wanting to protect their families.
With each sale comes a background check and a lesson.
Sunser wants his weapons in the right hands.
"Unfortunately, the gun in the wrong hands is a bad thing, but it's not the guns that do these crimes, it's the people."
Gun Sales Reportedly Increase After Virginia Tech Shootings
Created: 4/23/2007 2:50:14 PM
Last updated: 4/23/2007 2:53:22 PM
WPTV - JUPITER, FLORIDA - The shootings at Virginia Tech have sparked a renewed debate about gun control.
It may have also sparked an increase in gun sales at shops across the country.
"There's all kinds of crazy things almost every night when you turn on the television, and I think that just raises people's worries more about protecting themselves and protecting their homes," says Chaz Sunser of Chuck's Guns and Ammo.
Chuck's, a Jupiter, Florida firearms store, noticed a sharp increase in business last week.
Sales had been slow after Easter, but following the Virginia Tech tragedy their concealed weapons class filled up.
Handgun and ammo sales skyrocketed, both at Chuck's and around the country.
Chuck Sunser, the gun store's owner, says it's a nationwide trend.
"I spoke to three of my bigger distributors up north, and most of them are in the Pennsylvania area and Connecticut and they told me that their sales, the phones are going off the hooks. And most of the gun shops that they were dealing with were out west and mostly up north."
According to the National Rifle Association, more than half of U.S. households have at least one gun owner.
Chuck Sunser says his clients are mainly middle to upper class businessmen wanting to protect their families.
With each sale comes a background check and a lesson.
Sunser wants his weapons in the right hands.
"Unfortunately, the gun in the wrong hands is a bad thing, but it's not the guns that do these crimes, it's the people."
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No offence to the Americans here, but from a non-American POV, that article is so typically American.
Jeez my post sounds weird when reading it out aloud.
No offence to the Americans here, but from a non-American POV, that article is so typically American.
Jeez my post sounds weird when reading it out aloud.
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gun control has no impact on the use of guns in violent crime. more often than not these weapons are aquired illegally anyways. federal law doesnt have much pull in the black market hehe
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Carrying a handgun for self defense would not make any sense because you would still probably get a good ammount of jail time regardless circumstances.
Carrying a handgun for self defense would not make any sense because you would still probably get a good ammount of jail time regardless circumstances.
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