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Re: Besides what SodaHead had done to us, have you had other situations in your life where you never got a chance to say Good Bye?

Life throws many curves and those of us that have dodged them and have faced them are used to things not going as we planned. I never thought my mother would be gone when I was eleven, never had time to say anything to her.
I lost a few good friends in Combat and my brother in law who was only 45 to a massive heart attack. Perhaps that is why I don't care that much about the worlds problems/politics. We need to live each day with care and like it could be our last one.

Re: How long were you a member on Sodahead?

3 years in March, had 308,000 raves won't be back if they open it back up.

Re: Up Yours

Hope it stands but the way the administration is they'll back the gun grabbers.

Re: How long were you a member on Sodahead?

Since Sep. 07 '09

Up Yours

Keep throwin' down Bloomberg.......here's a little more hemlock for your tea.  The latest.

Federal Court Denies D.C.'s Request for Delay in Concealed-Carry Case

By Woody published on May 29, 2015 in News

On May 28, 2015, the federal district court judge handling the Second Amendment Foundation's (SAF) challenge to the District of Columbia's "good reason" concealed-carry permit requirement denied the city's request for an immediate administrative stay of his ruling last week granting a preliminary injunction against further enforcement of the requirement.

SAF founder and Executive Vice President Alan M. Gottlieb said in a statement, "The Second Amendment Foundation is pleased that the court ruled immediately against the city and has forced them to start issuing carry permits. By now they should realize that when we say we will do everything in our legal power to force them to recognize that people have Second Amendment rights, we mean it."

The city has required concealed-carry applicants to provide justification for wanting a permit to carry firearms outside the home for personal protection. Judge Frederick J. Scullin Jr. ruled that the requirement "impinges on Plaintiff's Second Amendment right to bear arms," so the city would have been legally required to start offering carry permits under more lenient rules.

link: http://blog.cheaperthandirt.com/federal-court-denies-d-c-s-request-delay-concealed-carry-case/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=social&utm_content=chronicle0606&utm_campaign=20150606-federalcourtdeniesdcsrequest

Re: What is your favorite color?

Turquoise

Re: What Is Your Favorite Old Movie?

Off the top of my head....probably The Searchers.  Tremendous cast.

Re: Have you ever have seen a 5-Way Stop Sign?

Matter of fact I have one just down the road a couple of miles.  Crosby, Stills, and Nash could only come up with a four.

Re: What is your favorite color?

I think I'm more attuned to earth colors......but, two come to mind: Green for the forest which surrounds my home, and blue (though not an earth tone) for the sea that I've spent my life along.

Re: Can you believe that half the year is almost (not quite) over, already?

After a brutal Winter.....it seemed like Spring was short....and now, a week and a half and I'm done with school.  On to the beach job.  Looking forward to shorts and sandals.