retired_sera

That's the book I'm reading atm, fb </BLOCKQUOTE>

Didn't know there was a book actually, I'd seen the website a few years ago etc. Might make a good Christmas present for the old man.

Darwin awards are ace, and this bloke was almost a prime candidate - Rage+Gun=Stupidity </BLOCKQUOTE>

I guess there's several books because the one I have only include winners and honorable mention up until 2001 or 2002. </BLOCKQUOTE>

Don't forget the thoroughly average film as well.:thup:

retired_sedimohasel

That's the book I'm reading atm, fb </BLOCKQUOTE>

Didn't know there was a book actually, I'd seen the website a few years ago etc. Might make a good Christmas present for the old man.

Darwin awards are ace, and this bloke was almost a prime candidate - Rage+Gun=Stupidity </BLOCKQUOTE>

I guess there's several books because the one I have only include winners and honorable mention up until 2001 or 2002. </BLOCKQUOTE>

Don't forget the thoroughly average film as well.:thup: </BLOCKQUOTE>

There's a film about the Darwin Awards?

retired_rinkjustice

what?

Georgia not particularly gun crazy? </BLOCKQUOTE>

wait, what?

Georgia with the metro area town with an ordinance requiring everyone to own guns?

not enforced, but still the fact it's even on the books...



It took some nut buying a gun in dekalb and shooting up perimeter mall before they even considered putting a wait period on gun purchases

retired_rinkjustice

what?

Georgia not particularly gun crazy? </BLOCKQUOTE>

Maybe not in your leafy white-bread suburb, but definitely the remaining 99.9% of the state. </BLOCKQUOTE>what in the name of Thor's great beard are you talking about?

first, I don't live in the burbs. Kizzak lives in the burbs.

secondly, the "remaining 99.9% of the state" has less than half of its population.

kindly stfu. </BLOCKQUOTE>

It funny because it's true. </BLOCKQUOTE>

not quite true, decatur still counts as a suburb of Atlanta

I'd also put my money on higher gun crime in dekalb county than my leafy white-bread county

retired_heidus17

Ten miles from Seattle is eastern Washington? </BLOCKQUOTE>

Yup, the story said Washington 'state', not Washington. Seattle is in the state of Washington, North Western corner of USA. Seems the US loves to have cities and states named the same in different areas of the country, such as New York and New York State... crazy yanks eh! </BLOCKQUOTE>

ha, awesome post.

retired_sedimohasel

what?

Georgia not particularly gun crazy? </BLOCKQUOTE>

Maybe not in your leafy white-bread suburb, but definitely the remaining 99.9% of the state. </BLOCKQUOTE>what in the name of Thor's great beard are you talking about?

first, I don't live in the burbs. Kizzak lives in the burbs.

secondly, the "remaining 99.9% of the state" has less than half of its population.

kindly stfu. </BLOCKQUOTE>

It funny because it's true. </BLOCKQUOTE>

not quite true, decatur still counts as a suburb of Atlanta

I'd also put my money on higher gun crime in dekalb county than my leafy white-bread county </BLOCKQUOTE>

I bet Camden and Philly are ahead though.

retired_rinkjustice

what?

Georgia not particularly gun crazy? </BLOCKQUOTE>

Maybe not in your leafy white-bread suburb, but definitely the remaining 99.9% of the state. </BLOCKQUOTE>what in the name of Thor's great beard are you talking about?

first, I don't live in the burbs. Kizzak lives in the burbs.

secondly, the "remaining 99.9% of the state" has less than half of its population.

kindly stfu. </BLOCKQUOTE>

It funny because it's true. </BLOCKQUOTE>

not quite true, decatur still counts as a suburb of Atlanta

I'd also put my money on higher gun crime in dekalb county than my leafy white-bread county </BLOCKQUOTE>

I bet Camden and Philly are ahead though. </BLOCKQUOTE>

point I was making is that he's not actually in Atlanta and there are a lot of gun owners in his neck of the woods as well

retired_kimmymarlo

I don't live in Decatur ffs.

Ansthenia

retired_rinkjustice

Ten miles from Seattle is eastern Washington? </BLOCKQUOTE>

Yup, the story said Washington 'state', not Washington. Seattle is in the state of Washington, North Western corner of USA. Seems the US loves to have cities and states named the same in different areas of the country, such as New York and New York State... crazy yanks eh! </BLOCKQUOTE>

ha, awesome post. </BLOCKQUOTE>

I hope that's sarcasm