I would find that hilarious. After 29 years however, I've learned that what I think is funny apparently is not.The Annoyed Man wrote:<SNIP>
That said, I have a mean streak in me. Not saying I would actually do this, but I would be sorely tempted after going through that discussion to do like you did and bring the gun surreptitiously, but then lie later when asked if I brought it after the scream came from the other camp, and say "Of course I didn't bring it.....because you very adamantly didn't want me to, and I just wanted you to be happy. I sure hope that poor woman in the other camp is OK."
This is the kind of sick crap I think up after 26 years of marriage.
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My wife kinda grumped a few times when I carried to some places, mostly such as church, picking the kids up from school, etc.
Then I started showing her all the articles about home invasions, shootings, etc that get posted here and/or NRA facebook.
Yesterday we were taking family pictures out at a park with a photographer, and I knew since we'd be doing all the hugging and such poses and in general just being crowded into the shot, I carried but disarmed and left it in the truck. She noticed during the first few pictures and asked why I wasn't carrying.
In other words, women! ;)
just kidding :P I am glad she has come around, I want to be armed but I don't want to cause issues with the missus either.
Then I started showing her all the articles about home invasions, shootings, etc that get posted here and/or NRA facebook.
Yesterday we were taking family pictures out at a park with a photographer, and I knew since we'd be doing all the hugging and such poses and in general just being crowded into the shot, I carried but disarmed and left it in the truck. She noticed during the first few pictures and asked why I wasn't carrying.
In other words, women! ;)
just kidding :P I am glad she has come around, I want to be armed but I don't want to cause issues with the missus either.
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Funny thing was that the Friday we got back from Austin we had to go the same bank to sign some paperwork and she never even asked me if i was carrying......
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You guys have never learned how to handle women. The trick is to never let up. Ive been married since 1970 and I still introduce my side kick as "my first wife".
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As a banker, I'm always surprised by the people who think its illegal to carry in a bank. Unless its posted 30.06, it's totally legal. Not only do I always have one on me, but a backup in my desk. And no, I'm not carrying to stop a robbery....give them the money & get them out. I carry for the looney who doesn't want money.
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The money is insured and can be replaced.Wtxchooter wrote:As a banker, I'm always surprised by the people who think its illegal to carry in a bank. Unless its posted 30.06, it's totally legal. Not only do I always have one on me, but a backup in my desk. And no, I'm not carrying to stop a robbery....give them the money & get them out. I carry for the looney who doesn't want money.
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And this was a major point of contention with me for a while, I wanted her to carry ON HER PERSON. To illustrate my point one day while out shopping, I went to the head, came back and found her browsing, snuck up behind her, jerked the purse from her grasp, and backed off about 10 feet.....and stood there.LAYGO wrote:Dang, my woman got her CHL before me. I try not to let her out of the house w/o a pistol if she's w/o me. I've bought her nice purses with dedicated pistol pockets. She had better carry.
I got thoroughly chewed out, but, she now carries IWB.
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It was worth the chewing.bloodhound13 wrote:And this was a major point of contention with me for a while, I wanted her to carry ON HER PERSON. To illustrate my point one day while out shopping, I went to the head, came back and found her browsing, snuck up behind her, jerked the purse from her grasp, and backed off about 10 feet.....and stood there.LAYGO wrote:Dang, my woman got her CHL before me. I try not to let her out of the house w/o a pistol if she's w/o me. I've bought her nice purses with dedicated pistol pockets. She had better carry.
I got thoroughly chewed out, but, she now carries IWB.
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I don't do those things to other people and I require the same of them.
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I don't do those things to other people and I require the same of them.
Don’t pick a fight with an old man. If he is too old to fight, he’ll just kill you.
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(Late, I know.)bloodhound13 wrote:And this was a major point of contention with me for a while, I wanted her to carry ON HER PERSON. To illustrate my point one day while out shopping, I went to the head, came back and found her browsing, snuck up behind her, jerked the purse from her grasp, and backed off about 10 feet.....and stood there.LAYGO wrote:Dang, my woman got her CHL before me. I try not to let her out of the house w/o a pistol if she's w/o me. I've bought her nice purses with dedicated pistol pockets. She had better carry.
I got thoroughly chewed out, but, she now carries IWB.
Wow, good job though! You got it through to her the importance of carrying on her person. My wife doesn't wear a purse, but I have a hard time getting her to carry all ID's and cards with her whenever she goes out. I'd think a pocket on a holster would be a great place for your CHL, since it would always be with your gun, but that would a dangerous place for it to be whenever you need to show it to a LEO. Too bad, I'd carry it attached to my holster like I used to do with my badge before I got a leather belt clip for it. (Made it a lot easier to remove and show it, or whenever I had to remove my gun, I wouldn't ditch have to ditch my badge.)
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[/quote]Charlies.Contingency wrote:Too bad, I'd carry it attached to my holster like I used to do with my badge before I got a leather belt clip for it. (Made it a lot easier to remove and show it, or whenever I had to remove my gun, I wouldn't ditch have to ditch my badge.)
Are you saying you have a Concealed Carry Badge with a belt clip? That you wear?
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No, he is law enforcement.bloodhound13 wrote:Are you saying you have a Concealed Carry Badge with a belt clip? That you wear?
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Are you saying you have a Concealed Carry Badge with a belt clip? That you wear?[/quote]bloodhound13 wrote:Charlies.Contingency wrote:Too bad, I'd carry it attached to my holster like I used to do with my badge before I got a leather belt clip for it. (Made it a lot easier to remove and show it, or whenever I had to remove my gun, I wouldn't ditch have to ditch my badge.)
No, I'm law enforcement. Sorry about the confusion. I forgot that not everybody knows that on here.
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I worked for a company whose employee handbook did not allow weapons. Was visiting a bad section of Dallas with my boss and he asked if I was carrying. told him it was against the handbook. In reality I was carrying but there was no sense in him knowing that unless we needed it.
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kjolly,
Was he sincerely concerned or trying to smoke you out, thus wave good-bye to employment?
Best guess?
Was he sincerely concerned or trying to smoke you out, thus wave good-bye to employment?
Best guess?
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I'd bet on the side of trickery, just like kjolly.Abraham wrote:kjolly,
Was he sincerely concerned or trying to smoke you out, thus wave good-bye to employment?
Best guess?
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