@2,
I don't think that the Montlake Ale House is really concerned about a fake AT-4.
Goldy, does that bitch that embezzled the Northwest Actors Studio funds to pay some Nigerian scammer for her lottery winnings still go to drinking liberally?
Also you are getting fat. You never really looked good...but you look bad.
Maybe Goldy should do that, he is the one who calls himself a fucking journalist.
I suggest starting at their 401c3 number. Former students might also prove to be a good lead.
@21 It's inert, but it's not fake. It's an M136 AT4 84-mm unguided, portable, single-shot anti-tank missile launcher. The model number "AT4 13229861" is clearly printed on the side.
I've shot 5 or 6 of those. When someone shoots one a few feet your left or right and slightly behind you it feels like a slap across the face. It's a nice rush though.
I always thought Goldy was in his 20's. Usually people dump ridiculous notions by age 30.
I also find it a bit ironic that Goldstein looks far creepier than anyone in his gun buy back article. I certainly wouldn't sell him a gun, he looks like he would use it to molest children, or hold up a pie shop.
Ann Graham died last October, so it's unlikely she would still be drinking - well, anywhere.
@8:
@4's version, while certainly antagonistic (perhaps with cause) toward the late Ms Graham, is nevertheless, essentially correct.
Ann wasn't exactly at her mental peak the last several years NWAS was in existence, and she DID in fact get suckered into a Nigerian Email Scam sometime in early 2007, to the point that she actually went to Sea-Tac to meet the "courier" who was supposed to be arriving with the magic check.
After letting her skate on rent for several months, her landlord Anne Michelson, finally gave her an eviction notice in June 2007; Annex Theatre moved in the following month and basically cleaned out the detritus that had collected there over 20 some-odd years - including "Bob, the friendly tweaker" who was living in a tiny back space on the second floor, at Ann's invitation.
"The Ministry of Information wishes to inform you that your '2 Minute Hate' limit has been exceeded for the day. In future, please restrict your daily hate to 2 minutes, no more, no less. Otherwise, you will leave the Ministry of Information no choice but to recommend you to the Ministry of Love for Room 101 Intervention."
Why shouldn't people be able to own rocket launchers? I think they should be able to own them.
I think arms of any type should be legal to own... that said,
I also think that arms should be heavily regulated, such that anyone wanting to purchase a rocket launcher would have to be thoroughly grilled and checked out by the BATF.
@54,
As long as you're deemed responsible enough to keep them, yes.
I don't think any one person is responsible enough to keep NBC weapons though. I'm pretty sure the only private owners of those kinds of things are corporations and foundations.
55, So you don't trust individual citizens with NBC weapons, and you think they should be prevented from owning such arms because you deem them not responsible enough?
Also 55, You're just engaging in bullshit double speak. You say citizens who are responsible enough should have NBC arms, then you go on to say that no citizens are responsible enough. Cutting through your twisting and spinning, that means you're for banning some types of arms from citizens.
@Rob,
Well, not because I deem them not responsible enough... I wouldn't want to have the burden of deciding who is or is not capable of owning something like that. But a group of elected officials, or a group appointed by elected officials, with knowledge and experience in these matters, could decide who is responsible enough for NBC weapons.
Saying I don't believe anyone is responsible enough isn't the same as banning. Banning means "No, under no circumstances, no matter what." There's a chance I could be incorrect and there actually is a single person responsible enough for those weapons, I just highly doubt it.
Why does there have to be an overarching blanket "ban" of something? Why can't things like this be taken on a case by case basis?
And you already have a dog.
I don't think that the Montlake Ale House is really concerned about a fake AT-4.
Goldy, does that bitch that embezzled the Northwest Actors Studio funds to pay some Nigerian scammer for her lottery winnings still go to drinking liberally?
Also you are getting fat. You never really looked good...but you look bad.
Very interesting.
Keep up the dark beer. *nod*
The AT-4 is a preloaded single shot unit, it can not be reloaded.
But in general explosives require a giant ATF background check and a $200 NFA tax stamp both for the launcher and per round.
Maybe Goldy should do that, he is the one who calls himself a fucking journalist.
I suggest starting at their 401c3 number. Former students might also prove to be a good lead.
Bubbe with an attitude!
Their logic starts falling apart at that point.
And you look fine, Goldy - very writerly. CB is an ass and he can kiss mine.
Yes indeed. You hit the nail right on the head there.
You're sporting an anti-tank gun. But, what I want to know is are you "tanked"?
@27 Does it matter? The 2nd and 21st amendments protect my right to be both.
None of this has anything whatsoever to do with guns and/or the 2nd Amendment.
I don't understand the point of this post. What's your point Goldy?
You wouldn't.
I always thought Goldy was in his 20's. Usually people dump ridiculous notions by age 30.
That's why gun nuts can't have nice things. They don't even know what things are.
You've clearly never watched FOX news.
Well, does the second amendment apply to this?:
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How about these?:
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Watch out pot heads.... you might get blown up by this anti-tank weapon:
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Understand yet?
Goldy does NOT have an anti-tank weapon.
He has a plastic tube.
Understand?
It's not a gun. No matter how much you want to scare people into thinking it's a gun. You couldn't kill anyone with that thing.
Well you do have the politics and life experience of a college sophomore.
Ann Graham died last October, so it's unlikely she would still be drinking - well, anywhere.
@8:
@4's version, while certainly antagonistic (perhaps with cause) toward the late Ms Graham, is nevertheless, essentially correct.
Ann wasn't exactly at her mental peak the last several years NWAS was in existence, and she DID in fact get suckered into a Nigerian Email Scam sometime in early 2007, to the point that she actually went to Sea-Tac to meet the "courier" who was supposed to be arriving with the magic check.
After letting her skate on rent for several months, her landlord Anne Michelson, finally gave her an eviction notice in June 2007; Annex Theatre moved in the following month and basically cleaned out the detritus that had collected there over 20 some-odd years - including "Bob, the friendly tweaker" who was living in a tiny back space on the second floor, at Ann's invitation.
"The Ministry of Information wishes to inform you that your '2 Minute Hate' limit has been exceeded for the day. In future, please restrict your daily hate to 2 minutes, no more, no less. Otherwise, you will leave the Ministry of Information no choice but to recommend you to the Ministry of Love for Room 101 Intervention."
Comment @43 is addressed to @4,9,40,41.
This comment to supercede comment @43 & relevant citations are subject to Memory Hole disbursement, per Ministry of Information Policy.
True dat. But, I wouldn't want you "tanked" and operating an anti-tank gun at the same time. You might miss your target.
It's not a shoulder mounted rocket launcher. It's a plastic tube. There's no rocket in it.
It's not a gun or an arm. It's a tube.
Thanks for the info, I'm kinda sad to hear the crazy old bat died.
Why shouldn't people be able to own rocket launchers? I think they should be able to own them.
I think arms of any type should be legal to own... that said,
I also think that arms should be heavily regulated, such that anyone wanting to purchase a rocket launcher would have to be thoroughly grilled and checked out by the BATF.
As long as you're deemed responsible enough to keep them, yes.
I don't think any one person is responsible enough to keep NBC weapons though. I'm pretty sure the only private owners of those kinds of things are corporations and foundations.
Well, not because I deem them not responsible enough... I wouldn't want to have the burden of deciding who is or is not capable of owning something like that. But a group of elected officials, or a group appointed by elected officials, with knowledge and experience in these matters, could decide who is responsible enough for NBC weapons.
Saying I don't believe anyone is responsible enough isn't the same as banning. Banning means "No, under no circumstances, no matter what." There's a chance I could be incorrect and there actually is a single person responsible enough for those weapons, I just highly doubt it.
Why does there have to be an overarching blanket "ban" of something? Why can't things like this be taken on a case by case basis?
Though to be fair, every well stocked cleaning cabinet has the potential to make WW1 era chemical weapons.