I deny any claim of ownership of any firearm I might or might not have purchased ammo for.
However........I wouldn't recommend breaking into my castle.

 

He's really good at his job.

 

Guns? What guns? I don't have any guns. All of mine fell out of my canoe when I was duck hunting.

 

I also have a Gen IV Glock M36 .45 auto.

 

Not that I've met anyone in Utah that made me feel like they were going to rob me, but, I would have a good laugh of someone trying to rob us when we're out your way. Looks like 5 on 1. Good odds.

 

In the, "How stupid are you?", file. Was out with Mrs. Moose looking at land and homes in NH. Realtor opened the garage for us to look at. While they looked around in the loft space, I noticed a Beretta 92 hanging on nail with the trigger cocked. Looked around more an there was a revolver and several rifles around. Not too bright. Garage doors had windows and entry door to garage had windows too. Owner wasn't around while we were looking around either. Not just the theft issue. A safety issue too. What if we had little kids??? Be safe everyone.

 

I often say, human stupidity knows no limit. I just found this online.

The Basic Laws of Human Stupidity were first outlined by Carlo M. Cipolla, Professor Emeritus of Economic History at Berkeley, in an essay called The Basic Laws of Human Stupidity. D'oh!

Zeroth Law

There is no upper bound on the amount of stupidity that can exist within any particular individual.

First Law

We always underestimate the number of stupid people.

Not as obvious as it sounds, because:

1. people we had thought to be rational and intelligent suddenly turn out to be unquestionably stupid;
2. day after day we are hampered in whatever we do by stupid people who invariably turn up in the least appropriate places, and
3. the underestimation is after the first law itself is already accounted for.

Second Law

The probability of a person being stupid is independent of any other characteristic of that person.

Third (and Golden) Law

A stupid person is someone who causes damage to another person, or a group of people, without any advantage accruing to himself (or herself) — or even with some resultant self-damage.

Fourth Law

Non-stupid people always underestimate the damaging power of stupid people. They constantly forget that at any moment, and in any circumstance, associating with stupid people invariably constitutes an expensive mistake.

Fifth Law

A stupid person is the most dangerous person in existence. Prof. Cipolla adds a corollary to the fifth law: a stupid person is thus more dangerous than a bandit.

 

 

I like it when the odds are in my favor.
Some day there might be a chance that they're not.
And that's why I carry.

 

Also.