Yeah only the guy I met had white boy first world suburban problems which was that his IS was powerless against my prowess.

 

Dan, when you told that story this is the mental pic i had of the guy:



Pete, that sucks to hear. I would never be walking home alone at that hour. CCW permit FTW.

 

White suburbanites are probably more dangerous than the local gangstas in my neighborhood.

 

soon with pa's licence we will be able to carry in jersey

 

that dude yesterday looked about as intimidating as me. he was just trying to be gangsta.

 

I keep saying I want to get my license to carry. Its about time I actually buy the gun. I figure I've been saving like Ryan!

 

I have had mine since I turned 21. Just buy one, its addicting

 

Doesn't get more effed up than that... Walking home alone at that time of night probably isn't a real good idea either. Its a shame.

Wasn't trying to sour the mood, please move on to happier subjects.

Guns are cool. *beavis & butthead voice*

 

My sister got robbed and pistol whipped walking home alone in manayunk a few years ago. My one buddy got a rope wrapped around his neck and a gun to his head and robbed when walking home from old city. He like right around 3rd and Cherry. He moved out to conshohocken within 5 days of that happening.

Chu, maybe coming from where you're from you see it differently but I don't see any benefit to carrying a gun. If someone starts something with me I'm not going to pull my gun or even shoot someone and deal with the mess afterwards. I guess maybe if I saw myself in a do or die situation frequently I would feel differently. Now keeping one in the house to defend yourself is a different story.

 

Chu, once you get one that will be all the motivation you need.

The world is a ****ed up place. Anything can happen to anyone at anytime. Most times its a matter of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. I've seen it before and I'm sure all you guys have too. IMO, I would rather have protection with me and NEVER need to use it instead of needing it and not having it. What is that saying 'when seconds count, the police are only minutes away'.

I also think having kids changes things, at least it did for me. Their safety and well being became my number one concern and I would kill, literially, if anyone tried to jepordized that. I couldn't live with myself if something happening to my wife or kids that I could have prevented if I had protection.

 

i was hoping to have some info to post about the PCD track day, but as of 10 minutes ago I'm still ironing out all the details with NJMP. I should have everything wrapped up early next week and I will make a post with all the info and any questions I have. I don't want to jump the gun or anything, but NJMP is being very helpful and I've got a pretty good feeling this event will happen!

 

I'm sure they want our money just as much as we want this event to happen, pending that scheduling works out.

 

It really is addicting. I have two and want to get more.

After not watching Beavis and Butthead for years, I forgot how funny it was. I'm glad it's back on.

 

two will turn into 20

 

I would never have a gun at my store, either. Its just a liability waiting to happen.