What happens when they start targeting family homes? Is your family & house
safe from this kind of lawlessness? Better do a security audit now. Right
now.


http://www.kare11.com/news/article/9...t-convenience-
stores-in-St-Paul

On Feb 25, 2:39*pm, Chuck wrote:
What happens when they start targeting family homes? *Is your family & house
safe from this kind of lawlessness? *Better do a security audit now. *Right
now.

http://www.kare11.com/news/article/9...rs-hit-conveni...
stores-in-St-Paul

I thought his was what you Yanks kept a machine gun under the counter
for?

On Feb 25, 9:39*am, Chuck wrote:
What happens when they start targeting family homes? *Is your family & house
safe from this kind of lawlessness? *Better do a security audit now. *Right
now.

http://www.kare11.com/news/article/9...rs-hit-conveni...
stores-in-St-Paul

My security audit begins with a loaded coach gun in the living room.

Paul

Chuck wrote:
What happens when they start targeting family homes? Is your family
& house safe from this kind of lawlessness? Better do a security
audit now. Right now.


http://www.kare11.com/news/article/9...t-convenience-
stores-in-St-Paul

I'll check all five of my strategically-placed pistols later this night.

Night before last, 3:00 a.m., I awoke to some crashing around down the hall.
"Goddamn cat," I thought. Cat meowed; he was snuggled up next to me!

"Some sumbitch is trying to steal my couch out of the living room!" I
concluded. Then I thought I'd just pretend to be asleep inasmuch as I don't
like that couch very much. But then I thought "What if they try to take my
mounted beaver on the hearth?"

I extended my arm and retrieved my Glock 10mm and slowly approached the
door. Taking every precaution, I peeked.

It was my girlfriend pouring herself a glass of win. She had had several
glasses at her apartment and discovered she had an urgent need!

So I didn't shoot her.

"Chuck" wrote in message
...
What happens when they start targeting family homes? Is your family &
house
safe from this kind of lawlessness? Better do a security audit now.
Right
now.


http://www.kare11.com/news/article/9...t-convenience-
stores-in-St-Paul




Would that be called a "Mobbery"?

On Fri, 25 Feb 2011 15:17:58 -0600, "HeyBub"
wrote:

I'll check all five of my strategically-placed pistols later this night.

Night before last, 3:00 a.m., I awoke to some crashing around down the hall.
"Goddamn cat," I thought. Cat meowed; he was snuggled up next to me!

"Some sumbitch is trying to steal my couch out of the living room!" I
concluded. Then I thought I'd just pretend to be asleep inasmuch as I don't
like that couch very much. But then I thought "What if they try to take my
mounted beaver on the hearth?"

I extended my arm and retrieved my Glock 10mm and slowly approached the
door. Taking every precaution, I peeked.

It was my girlfriend pouring herself a glass of win. She had had several
glasses at her apartment and discovered she had an urgent need!

So I didn't shoot her.


There was a local day-light burglary around here a few months ago.
Everyone was on their toes, keeping an eye out for each other just
after.

I had my garage door up one day, when I heard banging on the front
door. I stepped outside the garage and this guy was shocked at my
appearance so suddenly.

"You have a hatchet!!" He was stunned for a moment. "Yes, I have a
hatchet, now get your ass out of here!"

As he left, he kept looking back, mumbling -- "You have a hatchet!",
"You have a hatchet!"

Iowna Uass wrote:


Would that be called a "Mobbery"?




Reckon so.

I've heard reports today that these mobs are already hitting private
residences.

I hope you folks are not counting on the cheap, pre-hung steel doors sold at
big-box building supply stores. One good kick by a drunk, uncoordinated
fool can split out the casement around the doorknob and deadbolt. Totally
worthless for security.

Chuck wrote:
Iowna Uass wrote:


Would that be called a "Mobbery"?




Reckon so.

I've heard reports today that these mobs are already hitting private
residences.


And some say that 30-round magazines should be outlawed.

On 02/25/2011 03:17 PM, HeyBub wrote:
Chuck wrote:
What happens when they start targeting family homes? Is your family
& house safe from this kind of lawlessness? Better do a security
audit now. Right now.


http://www.kare11.com/news/article/9...t-convenience-
stores-in-St-Paul

I'll check all five of my strategically-placed pistols later this night.

Night before last, 3:00 a.m., I awoke to some crashing around down the hall.
"Goddamn cat," I thought. Cat meowed; he was snuggled up next to me!

"Some sumbitch is trying to steal my couch out of the living room!" I
concluded. Then I thought I'd just pretend to be asleep inasmuch as I don't
like that couch very much. But then I thought "What if they try to take my
mounted beaver on the hearth?"

I extended my arm and retrieved my Glock 10mm and slowly approached the
door. Taking every precaution, I peeked.

It was my girlfriend pouring herself a glass of win. She had had several
glasses at her apartment and discovered she had an urgent need!

So I didn't shoot her.


In a nearby town a man in his 80's heard someone breaking into his
house through the back door. He called police and advised them he
had a pistol. They told him to put the gun away the police were on
their way. He shot the man through the door before he gained entry.
The man was dead in the alley when the police got there. They haven't
charged him with murder yet. It's been about four days since it
happened. I hope the old man doesn't get charged but he probably
will.


--

On Sat, 26 Feb 2011 07:18:35 -0600, "HeyBub"
wrote:

Chuck wrote:
Iowna Uass wrote:


Would that be called a "Mobbery"?




Reckon so.

I've heard reports today that these mobs are already hitting private
residences.


And some say that 30-round magazines should be outlawed.


I don't think you can have a 30(?) round mag. in your possession in
Kalifornia. It _don't_ matter even if the gun and ammo are ten miles
away.

Buy 'em when you can.

On Sat, 26 Feb 2011 16:05:51 -0600, Mysterious Traveler
wrote:

On 02/25/2011 03:17 PM, HeyBub wrote:
Chuck wrote:
What happens when they start targeting family homes? Is your family
& house safe from this kind of lawlessness? Better do a security
audit now. Right now.


http://www.kare11.com/news/article/9...t-convenience-
stores-in-St-Paul

I'll check all five of my strategically-placed pistols later this night.

Night before last, 3:00 a.m., I awoke to some crashing around down the hall.
"Goddamn cat," I thought. Cat meowed; he was snuggled up next to me!

"Some sumbitch is trying to steal my couch out of the living room!" I
concluded. Then I thought I'd just pretend to be asleep inasmuch as I don't
like that couch very much. But then I thought "What if they try to take my
mounted beaver on the hearth?"

I extended my arm and retrieved my Glock 10mm and slowly approached the
door. Taking every precaution, I peeked.

It was my girlfriend pouring herself a glass of win. She had had several
glasses at her apartment and discovered she had an urgent need!

So I didn't shoot her.


In a nearby town a man in his 80's heard someone breaking into his
house through the back door. He called police and advised them he
had a pistol. They told him to put the gun away the police were on
their way. He shot the man through the door before he gained entry.
The man was dead in the alley when the police got there. They haven't
charged him with murder yet. It's been about four days since it
happened. I hope the old man doesn't get charged but he probably
will.

Is this Texas. Heck, there you shoot the neighbor's burglars, kill a
couple domestic terrorists and never be charged.

"Oren" wrote in message ...


I don't think you can have a 30(?) round mag. in your possession in
Kalifornia. It _don't_ matter even if the gun and ammo are ten miles
away.

You are mistaken. As of Jan. 1, 2000 it was illegal to import, or mfg.
hi-cap (over 10-round) magazines in California, and illegal for most people
to sell them, but it is not illegal to possess them provided the owner had
them prior to that date.

Sounds like not too smart of a fellow.

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
..


"Oren" wrote in message
...

There was a local day-light burglary around here a few
months ago.
Everyone was on their toes, keeping an eye out for each
other just
after.

I had my garage door up one day, when I heard banging on the
front
door. I stepped outside the garage and this guy was shocked
at my
appearance so suddenly.

"You have a hatchet!!" He was stunned for a moment. "Yes, I
have a
hatchet, now get your ass out of here!"

As he left, he kept looking back, mumbling -- "You have a
hatchet!",
"You have a hatchet!"

Isn't that the way. Cops tell the good guys to get rid of
the gun. What then? Let the burglars beat you up, do your
wife, and steal your stuff? I think the fellow was a bit ill
informed, shooting through the door. Ought not have done
that.

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
..


"Mysterious Traveler"
wrote in message
...

In a nearby town a man in his 80's heard someone breaking
into his
house through the back door. He called police and advised
them he
had a pistol. They told him to put the gun away the police
were on
their way. He shot the man through the door before he gained
entry.
The man was dead in the alley when the police got there.
They haven't
charged him with murder yet. It's been about four days since
it
happened. I hope the old man doesn't get charged but he
probably
will.


--

On Feb 26, 4:05*pm, Mysterious Traveler
wrote:
On 02/25/2011 03:17 PM, HeyBub wrote:

Chuck wrote:
What happens when they start targeting family homes? *Is your family
& *house safe from this kind of lawlessness? *Better do a security
audit now. *Right now.

http://www.kare11.com/news/article/9...rs-hit-conveni....
stores-in-St-Paul

I'll check all five of my strategically-placed pistols later this night..

Night before last, 3:00 a.m., I awoke to some crashing around down the hall.
"Goddamn cat," I thought. Cat meowed; he was snuggled up next to me!

"Some sumbitch is trying to steal my couch out of the living room!" I
concluded. Then I thought I'd just pretend to be asleep inasmuch as I don't
like that couch very much. But then I thought "What if they try to take my
mounted beaver on the hearth?"

I extended my arm and retrieved my Glock 10mm and slowly approached the
door. Taking every precaution, I peeked.

It was my girlfriend pouring herself a glass of win. She had had several
glasses at her apartment and discovered she had an urgent need!

So I didn't shoot her.

In a nearby town a man in his 80's heard someone breaking into his
house through the back door. He called police and advised them he
had a pistol. They told him to put the gun away the police were on
their way. He shot the man through the door before he gained entry.
The man was dead in the alley when the police got there. They haven't
charged him with murder yet. It's been about four days since it
happened. I hope the old man doesn't get charged but he probably
will.

--


Maybe the police didn't want to get shot by the fellow. They're not
going to know if that old man has enough wits about him in a stressful
situation not to shoot them.

-C-

On Fri, 25 Feb 2011 07:53:52 -0800 (PST), harry wrote:

On Feb 25, 2:39*pm, Chuck wrote:
What happens when they start targeting family homes? *Is your family & house
safe from this kind of lawlessness? *Better do a security audit now. *Right
now.

http://www.kare11.com/news/article/9...rs-hit-conveni...
stores-in-St-Paul

I thought his was what you Yanks kept a machine gun under the counter
for?

12ga shotguns.

On Sat, 26 Feb 2011 15:56:06 -0800, Oren wrote:

On Sat, 26 Feb 2011 16:05:51 -0600, Mysterious Traveler
wrote:

On 02/25/2011 03:17 PM, HeyBub wrote:
Chuck wrote:
What happens when they start targeting family homes? Is your family
& house safe from this kind of lawlessness? Better do a security
audit now. Right now.


http://www.kare11.com/news/article/9...t-convenience-
stores-in-St-Paul

I'll check all five of my strategically-placed pistols later this night.

Night before last, 3:00 a.m., I awoke to some crashing around down the hall.
"Goddamn cat," I thought. Cat meowed; he was snuggled up next to me!

"Some sumbitch is trying to steal my couch out of the living room!" I
concluded. Then I thought I'd just pretend to be asleep inasmuch as I don't
like that couch very much. But then I thought "What if they try to take my
mounted beaver on the hearth?"

I extended my arm and retrieved my Glock 10mm and slowly approached the
door. Taking every precaution, I peeked.

It was my girlfriend pouring herself a glass of win. She had had several
glasses at her apartment and discovered she had an urgent need!

So I didn't shoot her.


In a nearby town a man in his 80's heard someone breaking into his
house through the back door. He called police and advised them he
had a pistol. They told him to put the gun away the police were on
their way. He shot the man through the door before he gained entry.
The man was dead in the alley when the police got there. They haven't
charged him with murder yet. It's been about four days since it
happened. I hope the old man doesn't get charged but he probably
will.

Is this Texas. Heck, there you shoot the neighbor's burglars, kill a
couple domestic terrorists and never be charged.

Just make sure it's not a Mexican.

On Sat, 26 Feb 2011 07:18:35 -0600, "HeyBub" wrote:

Chuck wrote:
Iowna Uass wrote:


Would that be called a "Mobbery"?




Reckon so.

I've heard reports today that these mobs are already hitting private
residences.


And some say that 30-round magazines should be outlawed.

Fortunately, ammo still comes in boxes of 100, neatly stacked. Magazines are
cheap.

On Sun, 27 Feb 2011 12:09:25 -0600, "
wrote:

On Sat, 26 Feb 2011 15:56:06 -0800, Oren wrote:

On Sat, 26 Feb 2011 16:05:51 -0600, Mysterious Traveler
wrote:

On 02/25/2011 03:17 PM, HeyBub wrote:
Chuck wrote:
What happens when they start targeting family homes? Is your family
& house safe from this kind of lawlessness? Better do a security
audit now. Right now.


http://www.kare11.com/news/article/9...t-convenience-
stores-in-St-Paul

I'll check all five of my strategically-placed pistols later this night.

Night before last, 3:00 a.m., I awoke to some crashing around down the hall.
"Goddamn cat," I thought. Cat meowed; he was snuggled up next to me!

"Some sumbitch is trying to steal my couch out of the living room!" I
concluded. Then I thought I'd just pretend to be asleep inasmuch as I don't
like that couch very much. But then I thought "What if they try to take my
mounted beaver on the hearth?"

I extended my arm and retrieved my Glock 10mm and slowly approached the
door. Taking every precaution, I peeked.

It was my girlfriend pouring herself a glass of win. She had had several
glasses at her apartment and discovered she had an urgent need!

So I didn't shoot her.


In a nearby town a man in his 80's heard someone breaking into his
house through the back door. He called police and advised them he
had a pistol. They told him to put the gun away the police were on
their way. He shot the man through the door before he gained entry.
The man was dead in the alley when the police got there. They haven't
charged him with murder yet. It's been about four days since it
happened. I hope the old man doesn't get charged but he probably
will.

Is this Texas. Heck, there you shoot the neighbor's burglars, kill a
couple domestic terrorists and never be charged.

Just make sure it's not a Mexican.

You check Identifications?!

On Sun, 27 Feb 2011 12:11:31 -0600, "
wrote:

On Sat, 26 Feb 2011 07:18:35 -0600, "HeyBub" wrote:

Chuck wrote:
Iowna Uass wrote:


Would that be called a "Mobbery"?




Reckon so.

I've heard reports today that these mobs are already hitting private
residences.


And some say that 30-round magazines should be outlawed.

Fortunately, ammo still comes in boxes of 100, neatly stacked. Magazines are
cheap.

I recently bought a can of gun oil. At the price, I nearly fainted.

On Sun, 27 Feb 2011 14:38:10 -0800, Oren wrote:

On Sun, 27 Feb 2011 12:09:25 -0600, "
wrote:

On Sat, 26 Feb 2011 15:56:06 -0800, Oren wrote:

On Sat, 26 Feb 2011 16:05:51 -0600, Mysterious Traveler
wrote:

On 02/25/2011 03:17 PM, HeyBub wrote:
Chuck wrote:
What happens when they start targeting family homes? Is your family
& house safe from this kind of lawlessness? Better do a security
audit now. Right now.


http://www.kare11.com/news/article/9...t-convenience-
stores-in-St-Paul

I'll check all five of my strategically-placed pistols later this night.

Night before last, 3:00 a.m., I awoke to some crashing around down the hall.
"Goddamn cat," I thought. Cat meowed; he was snuggled up next to me!

"Some sumbitch is trying to steal my couch out of the living room!" I
concluded. Then I thought I'd just pretend to be asleep inasmuch as I don't
like that couch very much. But then I thought "What if they try to take my
mounted beaver on the hearth?"

I extended my arm and retrieved my Glock 10mm and slowly approached the
door. Taking every precaution, I peeked.

It was my girlfriend pouring herself a glass of win. She had had several
glasses at her apartment and discovered she had an urgent need!

So I didn't shoot her.


In a nearby town a man in his 80's heard someone breaking into his
house through the back door. He called police and advised them he
had a pistol. They told him to put the gun away the police were on
their way. He shot the man through the door before he gained entry.
The man was dead in the alley when the police got there. They haven't
charged him with murder yet. It's been about four days since it
happened. I hope the old man doesn't get charged but he probably
will.

Is this Texas. Heck, there you shoot the neighbor's burglars, kill a
couple domestic terrorists and never be charged.

Just make sure it's not a Mexican.

You check Identifications?!

If you don't, Obama's goons will.

On 02/27/2011 04:38 PM, Oren wrote:
On Sun, 27 Feb 2011 12:09:25 -0600, "
wrote:

On Sat, 26 Feb 2011 15:56:06 -0800, wrote:

On Sat, 26 Feb 2011 16:05:51 -0600, Mysterious Traveler
wrote:

On 02/25/2011 03:17 PM, HeyBub wrote:
Chuck wrote:
What happens when they start targeting family homes? Is your family
& house safe from this kind of lawlessness? Better do a security
audit now. Right now.


http://www.kare11.com/news/article/9...t-convenience-
stores-in-St-Paul

I'll check all five of my strategically-placed pistols later this night.

Night before last, 3:00 a.m., I awoke to some crashing around down the hall.
"Goddamn cat," I thought. Cat meowed; he was snuggled up next to me!

"Some sumbitch is trying to steal my couch out of the living room!" I
concluded. Then I thought I'd just pretend to be asleep inasmuch as I don't
like that couch very much. But then I thought "What if they try to take my
mounted beaver on the hearth?"

I extended my arm and retrieved my Glock 10mm and slowly approached the
door. Taking every precaution, I peeked.

It was my girlfriend pouring herself a glass of win. She had had several
glasses at her apartment and discovered she had an urgent need!

So I didn't shoot her.


In a nearby town a man in his 80's heard someone breaking into his
house through the back door. He called police and advised them he
had a pistol. They told him to put the gun away the police were on
their way. He shot the man through the door before he gained entry.
The man was dead in the alley when the police got there. They haven't
charged him with murder yet. It's been about four days since it
happened. I hope the old man doesn't get charged but he probably
will.

Is this Texas. Heck, there you shoot the neighbor's burglars, kill a
couple domestic terrorists and never be charged.

Just make sure it's not a Mexican.

You check Identifications?!
I heard tonight the shooting was ruled justified.

Mysterious Traveler

On Mon, 28 Feb 2011 21:23:40 -0600, Mysterious Traveler
wrote:


In a nearby town a man in his 80's heard someone breaking into his
house through the back door. He called police and advised them he
had a pistol. They told him to put the gun away the police were on
their way. He shot the man through the door before he gained entry.
The man was dead in the alley when the police got there. They haven't
charged him with murder yet. It's been about four days since it
happened. I hope the old man doesn't get charged but he probably
will.

Is this Texas. Heck, there you shoot the neighbor's burglars, kill a
couple domestic terrorists and never be charged.

Just make sure it's not a Mexican.

You check Identifications?!

I heard tonight the shooting was ruled justified.

Good. I would prefer to shoot them over here and have them die over
yonder.

A dead end alley seems appropriate to me. Can't have a bunch of
investigators traipsing around my lawn, damaging the turf ya know.

Chuck wrote:
What happens when they start targeting family homes? Is your family
& house safe from this kind of lawlessness? Better do a security
audit now. Right now.


http://www.kare11.com/news/article/9...t-convenience-
stores-in-St-Paul

Technically, these "mob robberies" are really "mob thefts" (a robbery must
involve force, or threat of force, against a human being - you can't "rob" a
house or a store).

When they target a house, it's a burglary. Unless humans are at home and
feel threatened - then it becomes a robbery.