[Scott Mulkerin]

While at the "East Coast Pin Challenge" this past weekend I saw alot of great shooters , had alot of fun.But thought this was worth sharing!!

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Scott D. Mulkerin

www.sdmfabricating.com

 

[shane45-1911]

The problem is, I don't really know if this message is pro-gun or anti-gun!!??

At first, I thought that it was pro - you like your guns enough to stay home from work and "fondle" them.

Then, after further reflection, it was the word "voices" that changed my opinion. Hearing voices implies that one is insane, and now this message takes on a whole new connotation. As in, I'm insane and about to go on a rampage.

 

[gyp_c]

...geez

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I Like The Shade Too!

 

[Scott Mulkerin]

Your right shane . It could be taken both ways. So it comes down to where you wear the shirt to and who is reading it. And seeing as how it was a big shooting event and only shooters saw it . I think it is just plain funny. It might not be a good shirt to wear to the post office however.

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Scott D. Mulkerin

www.sdmfabricating.com

 

[shane45-1911]

Scott, I can't read the last line on the T-shirt (the really tiny one under "the guns"). I assume that it was the source of the slogan. Do you know what it says? Perhaps if we knew, we may have a better idea if they are pro or anti.

 

[vtr1]

Shane45-1911...SHOOTER...AT A MATCH...need any more hints (pro or anti) sheese.

someone else who was at the match, thanks for posting this scott

 

[shane45-1911]

Yeah, but this sounds more anti-gun than pro. I was just wondering who dreamed up this T-shirt???

I know the shooter is pro - I was wondering about the genius who dreamed up the saying.



[This message has been edited by shane45-1911 (edited 08-13-2001).]

 

[EIGHTYDUECE]

It is from an internet joke called something like:

"What to tell your boss when you call in sick"

It was among alot of other lines to say to your boss, but that was the only one that had guns mentioned

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