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You said you'd go away if there was even one decision that Goodell made that wasn't about hurting the Patriots.
A ****roach is an insect. Sometimes they are found in bars. You know, those places that serve ****tails. They also have them on farms, where you can hear roosters go, ****-a-doodle-doo. No need for you to go off half ****ed.
Apology accepted.
I don't want to sound too vindictive or presumptuous here, this is both speculative and based on a rational "generalization" not any targeting of Harrison specifically, but I would consider it highly unlikely that, if you were to lend "someone" a firearm (any firearm) and you were a "well known" gun collector such as Marvin (not in name, but a guy who is supposed to own more than 50 weapons), that you would lend them your $1000+ very rare Belgian pistol. More unlikely is that you would give the same friend any of your extremely hard to get (mostly LEO/Fed) 5.7mm high velocity armor piercing ammunition (or your hand loaded ammo for same). Just to illustrate, there is only 1 box of said ammo for sale on Gunbroker.com (probably the largest online source of firearms/ammo via FFLs). If you have as many guns as Marvin, and you need a "protection" firearm at your carwash or bar, there is almost no chance that the one you lend to someone is a gun like this. It would be like lending someone your .50 cal Desert Eagle (or lending them your Mercedes SLR, Bugatti, et al because they needed a way to get to work that day when it was well known you also owned quite a few "regular" cars) - it just doesn't happen, because #1 anyone with a Desert Eagle or FN 5x7 probably also has a simple Springfield .45 or Glock 22 that you lend out in the event such a thing needs to happen (one might call it a "range gun" etc because the ammo is plentiful and cheap) and #2 the gun itself is easily identifiable, and the ammo is prohibitively expensive and hard to come by because it is all either LEO or hand load only. I'm not saying it's impossible, he is an athlete, very wealthy, and could have that bad judgment, but it's certainly not something your average gun owner would do, and not something that even the "oddball" gun owners I know who have class 3 licenses, etc who tend to be into weird crap like fully auto MP-5's, FN5x7's, and other types of peculiar and specialty guns would do. These guys, generally, are aware of what they have, which also means they would be aware of what it would mean if they lent it to someone and they used it, for target practice or shooting people in the hand. Generally.
