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Lol, that campaign video makes me want to drive to alabama and steal Dale Mcmillan campaign signs. I mean he actually made a campaign ad telling people people they better stay off his damn lawn and stop taking his signs/ruining his grass. LOLOLOLOLOL
Anyone who has ever lived in the south knows how funny and horribly stereotypical the campaign commercials are. I think the winning formula is some guy looking like a cowboy, talking like it's some cheesy westerner with a big chaw of cope in his mouth, and always involves a gun of some kind. I love the message but man it's just funny to me as a resident of CA. -
Yeah the guys a deusch, but really, worst person in the world.... I dunno, guess I just don't like the taste of olberman's raspberries....Comment
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Originally posted by Bigblue1 View Post
Everyone, tell me how you like the taste of my raspberries in your mouth:
Go ahead, theres enough for everyone.Comment
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Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm
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I don't know what the law is in Alabama? However here in Oregon
you would go to prison if you shot someone stealing a lawn sign.
You can shoot someone in your house here if they have committed
a felony even if they are not threatening you. I assume a home invasion
is a felony itself. It must mean that if your door is unlocked and someone
walks in it is not a felony until they do something further like coming at one in
a threatening manner. But if the door is locked and they enter by
breaking in you can shoot them in the back I believe. I heard a DA tell
of this also on local TV.Comment
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You're Ok Bigblue1. We need someone here to track all avenues.Originally posted by Bigblue1 View Post
Are you a fan of Jesse Ventura's Conspiracy Theory?
Has Jesse used any of Alex Jones info?
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I know here in Oklahoma our self-defense law is actually titled the "make my day law", a kick back to the old Dirty Harry movies. We basically have no duty to retreat. They don't even have to enter the home. If they are standing on the outside perimeter of the residence and just attempting to gain entry you're good to shoot. As long as you can articulate that you were in fear of your life.Originally posted by Joe234 View PostI don't know what the law is in Alabama? However here in Oregon
you would go to prison if you shot someone stealing a lawn sign.
You can shoot someone in your house here if they have committed
a felony even if they are not threatening you. I assume a home invasion
is a felony itself. It must mean that if your door is unlocked and someone
walks in it is not a felony until they do something further like coming at one in
a threatening manner. But if the door is locked and they enter by
breaking in you can shoot them in the back I believe. I heard a DA tell
of this also on local TV.Comment
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Hi all!
I know PACT act seems to be almost like saying racist against tobacco users now days but, I also noticed that no one had posted the... -
We wanted to make sure all lovers of Swedish snus had access to the PACT Act in it's entirety! So, for all to read, here's the entire bill:
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Swedish Match Launches General Snus Campaign
Smokeless promotion targeting key upscale U.S. markets
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Posted by: MN_Snuser
Swedish Match Launches General Snus Campaign
Smokeless promotion targeting key upscale U.S. markets
RICHMOND, Va. -- General Snus, the original Scandinavian snus introduced more than two centuries ago in Sweden, is now commanding a promotional army in the United States. Swedish Match has launched a multi-million-dollar campaign aimed at introducing the refrigerated pouches to upscale audiences in key U.S. markets and at high-end events, including the Sundance Film Festival and New York's Fashion Week.
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Matt Griffin and Raymie Wolfe participated in the 'We Do' campaign, in which couples solicit marriage licenses from clerks in states that will...
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