The Letter Blew Away

vanity ^ | 16 Jan 2013 | palmer

[palmer]

"I was going to write my Congressman but there was a sudden gust of wind and the letter blew away." Make sense? How about: this: "I lost my firearms in a (insert overused unfunny cliche) accident so I no longer exercise my Second Amendment rights." In other words, I'll just pretend to not be armed until some ill-defined time in the future, and then I'll get out my firearms, and do some practice since I won't have had any for years and then... ?? Maybe at that point I'll find my pen and some more paper and ???

[ctdonath2]

I was making a sweeping generality.
You’re taking this WAY too personally.
I musta hit a nerve.
How ‘bout you go look in the mirror and have a chat with that guy for a while.
And have a doc check out that nervous tick. It’s not a good sign.

[Nervous Tick]

I didn’t think you’d have the guts to spell it out. Tarring with a broad brush is your game, but nobody better call you on it.

I doubt you’re someone I’d want on my side if the stuff hits the fan. You’re all bluster but not so much on the substance.

I’m starting to wonder about that C&R too. And all the other badass claims.

See ya.

[Peet]

Time to write a book myself. How about “Bullet Point”?

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Not a lot of books with that title (one) listed on Amazon. A few with “s” — Bullet Points. What’s it about? ;-)

I gotta wonder if a kid uses the phrase “bullet point” in school will they get in trouble? /agitating

[piytar]

I agree with all of that. I believe the number of people on the list should be as large as possible by our efforts, not theirs. Already there is a hint of divide and conquer around here and we are doing it to ourselves.

Good points.