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***DarrylS*** · 05-20-2009, 05:21 AM

The Credit Card Legislation may or may not be necessary, but what is always amazing is the law of unintended consequences.. in this case attached to the Credit Card bill was a provision allowing guns to be carried in national parks.. guess everyone is scrambling.

http://www.cqpolitics.com/wmspage.cf...s-000003121082

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The Senate added the gun language — a legislative priority for gun rights advocates and Sen. Tom Coburn , R-Okla. — before passing a credit card regulation bill (HR 627) bill and sending it back to the House for final action. The House plans a separate vote on the guns provision before voting to clear the legislation.

The adoption of Coburn’s amendment to the credit card bill on May 12 caught gun control supporters by surprise, Vice said.

Fogbuster · 05-20-2009, 05:29 AM

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Originally Posted by DarrylS

The Credit Card Legislation may or may not be necessary, but what is always amazing is the law of unintended consequences.. in this case attached to the Credit Card bill was a provision allowing guns to be carried in national parks.. guess everyone is scrambling.

http://www.cqpolitics.com/wmspage.cf...s-000003121082

Great!!! Now I won't have to hide my Ruger Redhawk or Glock 20 when I go camping at Yosemite this summer!!!

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***DarrylS*** · 05-20-2009, 05:32 AM

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Great!!! Now I won't have to hide my Ruger Redhawk or Glock 20 when I go camping at Yosemite this summer!!!
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Put it right next to the Gulfstream, 37 Lb. Turkey, and athletic scholarship to Dartmouth.. in the dark recesses of the imagination..

Fogbuster · 05-20-2009, 06:13 AM

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Put it right next to the Gulfstream, 37 Lb. Turkey, and athletic scholarship to Dartmouth.. in the dark recesses of the imagination..

You're right. It was actually a Lear Jet, the turkey was 43 lbs, but my dogs ate a chunk of it, and it wasn't only an athletic scholarship but academic as well. ....

which reminds me: reunion in a few weeks!!! .........

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***DarrylS*** · 05-20-2009, 06:24 AM

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You're right. It was actually a Lear Jet, the turkey was 43 lbs, but my dogs ate a chunk of it, and it wasn't only an athletic scholarship but academic as well. ....

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Let me help you with your memory..

Good News!! Liza will be released today!!!

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I'm on my way.... just taxiing my private Gulfstream 550 down the tarmac as we speak.

Believe the turkey in question was 37 lbs., but that is not important the lies just continue over and over and over again..

And now we are layering on the Academic Scholarship again, perhaps the old adage is true.. lies beget lies.

Fogbuster · 05-20-2009, 06:38 AM

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Let me help you with your memory..

Good News!! Liza will be released today!!!

Believe the turkey in question was 37 lbs., but that is not important the lies just continue over and over and over again..

And now we are layering on the Academic Scholarship again, perhaps the old adage is true.. lies beget lies.

Well, actually the Gulfstream is on order .... they're having a little trouble finding the gold leaf to line the ceiling of the cabin, however. Should be done by late summer, though. Come on over and I'll take you for a ride!!!

No, the turkey was really 43 pounds, but my four wolf hounds did get a little over-anxious when they saw it .... they'd never seen one that big before and "Igor" -- he's the "daddy" of the pack (stands 4'5" at the top of his head (!!) ) -- and "Maxim" (I just call him, "Max" for short) got into a tussle, kind of tore up Big Bird.

So, I just put down 37 lbs 'cause, well, that's all there was left!!!

As for the scholarships .... sh-h-h-h .... officially, they "never happened".

As you were.

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