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Old February 19th 04, 05:05 AM
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Default Buying gear in US

In article ,
tm wrote:

You are all pantywaists and not even proper easterners either. No one
needs to carry a gun here


Oh yeah? So what are you going to do when you want to kill a man for
snoring too loudly? Poision him? Sheesh, you gotsta be strapped.

and i just bought a tallboy from a vending
machine.


If that vending machine was here in Tennessee, it'd have more bullet
holes than a "deer crossing" sign in the country. You better hope that
vending machine has a double barrel hidden in the back.
 




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