Living in a house with a washer and dryer, I can handle that particular first world problem.Originally Posted by Tony1911
Matt's a smart dude, having that chat outside. Blood is a real challenge to get out of carpet or wood floors.
Living in a house with a washer and dryer, I can handle that particular first world problem.
Matt's a smart dude, having that chat outside. Blood is a real challenge to get out of carpet or wood floors.
Before we got married, I told my wife that I have firearms and enjoy them immensely. I told her if that's going to be a problem, that if she thinks that either the guns go, or she goes, we aren't even gonna get started. Happily, it was never an issue with her and she even has a couple of handguns of her own- one she took to try it out and never gave it back!
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Had that conversation on date #1 with my now wife. Told her, "Just to get this out in the open, I'm a gun guy. I build them, I carry them, I shoot competitively, and I've made my livelihood in the past with them. If this is going to be a problem, then I need to know up front." She has a slightly different world view with me and had never been around anyone that carried a gun that didn't have a badge to go with it, so there was a bit of adjustment for her to get used to it.
Fast forward to today, she's not Julie Golob but she's expressed an interest in learning more and has her CHL. Next year, we're probably going to set her up with a couple female only classes to get her started and then go shopping for her first handgun.
Last edited by ragnar_d; 11-10-2016 at 08:31 PM.
Nice! My wife and I went to class together to get our CCWs
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When I went on a first date with my wife, I told her I was into guns. I asked her if that was problem. She grew up in Hawaii and never touched a gun before. She gave me an unqualified "nope". I proposed to her 6 months later.
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5. Do you have cats?
6. Have you ever been institutionalized?
7. Have you ever had or do you currently have: gonorrhea, syphilis, or genital herpes?
8. Are you vegan?
9. Do you think men should watch Ellen with you instead of football?
10. Would you prefer to drive a Prius rather than a pickup?
11. Is hunting evil?
12. Are you a communist?
13. Have you been adjudicated guilty of any violent felonies, including chopping off someone's johnson?
14. Do you have three kids with three different fathers?
15. Do you see people and animals that other people don't see?
16. Do you hate cops, veterans, and America?
17....
Well, you get the idea.
"Gunfighting is a thinking man's game. So we might want to bring thinking back into it."-MDFA
Beware of my temper, and the dog that I've found...
Cats aren't THAT bad. Some are actually pretty cool.
When my wife's 8 pound cat brought us a 3 pound rabbit, and my visiting liberal Yankee sister freaked out and ran in the house...
Good times.
And a cat can do a decent job keeping your head warm at night. If you leave a bit of space between your pillow and the head board. If you forget, a cat will remind you.
"No free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms." - Thomas Jefferson, Virginia Constitution, Draft 1, 1776
My cat would find a nest. One baby rabbit each night until they were all gone, then the mother.
Too bad she's gone, and couldn't be deployed on anti-terrorist patrol anyway.
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