perhaps a little frightening, but it is leftpondian.
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Nice bit of joinery..
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Designed for NORAID by a leprechaun near you..
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think the home office fire arms officer would approve of this for fire arms storage
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And now, every burglar in the US knows what to look for.
Me, I just keep my RPG in the thatch, for those odd occasions when I need it.
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You must have a lot of hair to keep one of those in.
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I think the whole point is that they don't have to
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Not sure what to make of someone who owns more guns than books.
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How very rightpondian.
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They are lots of dopey bastards in America.
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Don't worry, you're doing your bit to fight back by proving that you're thicker than any of their dopey bastards. Getting you, Drivel and TNP together will achieve critical mess and we can then claim to be, once more, dopier than the USA.
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Does Ikea Sten have a gun compartment?
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I'm just imagining this guy strapping on all this hardware, ready for a good rampage, then having to take to his bed for two weeks with a slipped disc.
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Pennsylvania, where I go regularly, has "open carry" laws (that is, you may carry a firearm in public, but it must not be concealed). The first time you see someone in a supermarket wearing a pistol it comes as a shock, but you get used to it.