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Ahem. **I** am a geek. I play computer games. I have many weapons and a good supply of ammo for each. My wife gardens and I have a diesel truck with an auxiliary tank. So, technically, my home is just as potentially dangerous at the Aurora Nutcase's was.

Yet. . . no shooting sprees. No mass murders. You get my point, I hope.

Oh, and BTW:

http://www.geekswithguns.com/

Ahem. **I** am a geek. I play computer games. I have many weapons and a good supply of ammo for each

OK. Now let's define the situation a little further.

Do you have PTSD?

Do you have access to the latest experimental mind altering drugs being tested for use on PTSD patients ?

After a life of never owning any guns, did you just suddenly buy 2 pistols, a shotgun, a rifle, 6000 rounds of ammo, and enough chemical mixtures to launch a satellite into space?

Did you call a shooting range to schedule a session, and they turned you down ?

Do you have what sounds like a drunk JOKER from BATMAN for the message on your phone?

Did you just drop out of a college PHD program ?

Did you just die your hair red ?

Are you unemployed and living off your tuition loan?

Do you have a girlfriend/wife? (well, we know that answer).

Have you sent emails to your friends asking them if they will visit you in prison ?

If you can say NO to all of these, I'm pretty sure you are not the problem.

You get my point, I hope.

Sure. Did you get my point ?

It was the this scholarly, computer game playing young man SUDDENLY went out and bought as much or more guns/ammo than you have.

Does he have the right ? YES.

Do the agencies that we pay for have the right to consider this information as a 'potential' problem. Well... that's why they tell us they need the info.

Funny how having that info didn't help. Too busy with South American hookers or playing undercover cop with the Mexican Cartels, I guess.